Glamis Extravaganza’s record-breaking entry was enjoyed by a huge crowd on the opening day of Scotland’s biggest vintage vehicle gathering.
Almost 2,000 entries – from cycles to huge steam engines – have flocked to the grounds of Glamis Castle for the two-day spectacular.
And the opening day saw a big turnout of visitors keen to take in the sights and sounds of the event.
It covered everything from modern tunes played by a vintage fairground organ to the rumble of sports and muscle cars.
And across the sprawling castle grounds almost 2,000 vehicles were on display.
Main ring entertainment included a daring stunt show.
Fans gearing up for the final of Euro 24 were treated to vintage tractor football.
Castle visitors enjoyed a nice surprise with a line-up of vintage traction engines in front of the Angus landmark.
This is the 48th Extravaganza organised by Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club.
The club is hoping for a crowd of around 15,000 over the weekend.
Courier photographer Steve MacDougall captured Saturday’s Extravaganza action.
