Glossop’s annual classic car show once again rolled into Manor Park.
The fun event covered a wide variety of cars from vintage to modern day high performance.
There was an opportunity for the car entries to receive trophies for cars in their respective groups.
Alongside the cars on display were food and drink stalls, including local charity stalls, which enabled the community to speak to the local charities. The fire service also put on a demonstration. They showed the public how they get people out of a vehicle when it is involved in a crash.
Tameside Radio was also there on the day, while event organisers handed out the Eric Pass Trophy.
Head marshel Ian said: “Eric, who has sadly passed away, and his daughter, thought of an idea where they could have a small car show at Manor Park back in August 2014. He collected around 20-30 vehicles.
“We are determined to continue with his legacy.”
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