Beaulieu's Custom and American Show is back, with a packed schedule of vehicles and entertainment.
In partnership with the Solent Renegades, the event will take place on Father's Day, Sunday, June 15, at the Beaulieu Showground.
Hundreds of unique custom and American cars, along with live music performances, will be featured.
Visitors can expect to see classic and modern American vehicles, including Camaros, Mustangs and a variety of custom cars, bikes, trikes and hot rods.
The show will also have a Transformers display, showcasing the Optimus Prime truck, Bumblebee car and walking Bumblebee and Megatron robots, providing photo opportunities for fans.
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Other notable vehicles include the Chevrolet Corvette C4 from The A-Team, the Volkswagen Beetle Herbie, the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo and an Austin Powers tribute car.
Lightning McQueen and Tow Mater from the Cars franchise will also be making a return appearance.
Participants with their custom or American vehicle have the chance to compete for several awards, including the People’s Best in Show Award, Solent Renegades Choice, the Brian Ackland Memorial Award, the Andy Saunders Award for favourite custom vehicle and the Classic American magazine’s Car of the Year competition heat.
Children can enter their dads into the Father’s Day Prize Draw to win a Beaulieu hamper.
Attendees can also enjoy live music from Route 66, a country and folk band and Craig Jefferson’s Elvis tribute act.
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Free face painting and glitter tattoos will be offered.
Participants with a qualifying vehicle can book tickets at beaulieu.co.uk.
Entry starts at 8.30am, with the main event opening at 10am.
Standard admission tickets for all other visitors can be booked on the Beaulieu website.
Tickets include access to the entire Beaulieu attraction, including the National Motor Museum, Palace House and the new Icons of F1 display.
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