More than 100 vintage cars will be on display at Amberley Museum as part of an upcoming show.
The 'Cobweb Run' will take place on Sunday, April 12, with the oldest vehicle, a 1911 Austin 18/24 Tourer, currently set to feature.
Noted as one of the first meetings of the year for the historic motoring community, this event often showcases new restorations, providing a rare opportunity to see and hear vintage luxury, sports, and everyday cars.
Other car manufacturers on display will include MG, Ford, Vauxhall, Riley, Jaguar, Humber, Singer, and Lagonda.
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The show will feature such old favourites as Gordon Cobbolds, 1927 Austin 12 Windsor, with its original paintwork and seating, having been a staple at every show since the initial event in 1980.
The event will take place from 10am until 4.30pm, and those in attendance will be able to enjoy the museum's other attractions too, such as the narrow-gauge railway.
Tickets for the event need to be bought in advance from the Amberley Museum website.
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