Woodvale vintage car rally
THE very best in vintage motors roared into a rally in Merseyside this weekend.
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Callum(6) and sister Bethany(9) Roberts
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Model planes galore to feast your eyes on
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Martin Ford from Southport poses with some of his Military collection
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Roger Stanforth from Southport pictured in his Morris Traveller
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Wayne Carder from St Helens sat in the boot of his dad's Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
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Some classic cars on show at the 2010 Woodvale Rally
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Ray Peters from the Wirral pictured admiring his 1941 Hurricane model plane
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Two-year-old Austin Smith gets two hands on the wheel of a Crown Victoria Police Car
The Woodvale rally returned once again to wow crowds with a collection of Cadillacs and Morris Travellers and model aeroplanes overhead.
Motor enthusiasts turned out in their hundreds to compare notes about their classic cars at the annual event at RAF Woodvale, Formby.
For true petrol heads an “autojumble” was a chance to pick up rare and elusive parts.
A family friendly range of attractions including the original “Wall of Death Tour” and the West Lancs Dog Display Team entertained visitors to the show.
Marking the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a special show was put on in tribute to World War II heroes.
A full sized replica Spitfire proved to be a crowd-pleaser, and was displayed alongside other military attractions and displays.
