Beautiful machines from more than 100 years of motoring have gone on show at the Charles Clarke Classic Car Rally.
Hundreds of people paid a visit to Norwich Cathedral to see about 80 vehicles on show, spanning everything from an elegant 1909 Stanley steam carriage to a sleek Mazda MX5 from 2008.
The vehicles arrived at the cathedral after a leisurely drive from Skeyton yesterday.
Brian Monks, from Saxthorpe, has organised the event for the past eight years with his friends and family.
He said the cars had a timeless appeal. He said: 'They take you back to the days when motoring was a proper experience. The hood down, the smell of leather and oil, it was good fun.'
The rally raised more than £1,000 for the Cromer-based charity About With Friends.
Now in its 22nd year, the event was named after a car enthusiast who died in a boating accident in 1998.
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