Vintage cars thrilled fans of all ages at a city parade.
The Winchester MG Owners Club hosted its seventh annual Classic and Sportscar Parade on Sunday as part of the Heritage Open Days festival.
The cars set off from St Catherine’s Park & Ride, circled King Alfred’s statue on the Broadway and parked in Busket Yard for a public display.
The mayor awarded rosettes to his favourite cars, with Lionel Kay’s black MGB roadster taking first place.
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Andrew Jackson of the Basingstoke Classic Mini Club took second place with his Austin Mini Countryman Estate, while Steve Brooks was third with his Ford Zephyr.
The Winchester MG Owners Club brings together MG enthusiasts from across Hampshire, organising drive-outs, social events, displays, and heritage activities.
The club welcomes MG owners, as well as fans of the iconic marque.
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