Hundreds of vintage cars on display in Luton’s Stockwood Park for Festival of Transport
A charity festival is bringing scores of vintage and modern classic cars to Luton for a special day celebrating all things transport.
The Luton Festival of Transport is back at Stockwood Park on June 14, from 10am to 4pm.
The event, which is run by Rotary Club of Luton Someries volunteers, promises to be a day of family fun, with children's activities, a live band, charity stalls, and good trucks.
Car enthusiasts can have a look around hundreds of vehicles, including trucks, buses and American police cars, with stands for MG, Jaguar, Lotus and more.
Lead marshal and head of the car show committee, Keith Braidley said: “It’s absolutely fabulous just sitting there listening to the music and wandering around looking at the cars. It’s a good family day out.”
Pooches are welcome, as there will also be a dog show, as well as radio-controlled car demonstrations and races.
Tickets are £5 per adult, £1 for children under 15, and £10 for a family ticket – two adults and three children.