Park and ride: Classic cars take the spotlight at National Motor Museum display
Supercars took to the driveways of the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu in the New Forest with a special one-off display at the front door of Palace House.
The exhibition celebrated Aston Martin through the ages, from the classic to the modern day designs illustrating the iconic British brand.
Some of the worlds most exclusive and desirable motors demonstrated their maneuverability in demonstration runs along chestnut avenue. It was the first time the show has taken place in years due to the pandemic.
A Dubonnet Rosso DB4 Vantage took a starring role at the display over the weekend alongside its proud owner Sarah Jane Seaborn.
An Mk1 DB6 made in 1968 and a uniquely cinnabar coloured 2016 Vanquish Volante were among the other cars at the show.
