The sun was out as more than 800 classic vehicles made their annual journey from Ipswich to the coast over the May bank holiday weekend.
The Felixstowe Run took place on May 3 and saw thousands of people turn out to get a good look at a range of classic and vintage cars, lorries, motorcycles, buses and military vehicles.
Starting at Christchurch Park in Ipswich, the vehicles then made their way (via a short diversion due to roadworks) to Felixstowe Promenade, where they were then displayed for free all afternoon.
Speaking to this paper on Sunday, Mike Herbert, one of the lead marshals and organisers of the event, said: "The turnout has been really good and we have a huge collection of vehicles.
"We've got over 800 vehicles in the park."
The 55th event will take place next year.
The rally started at Christchurch Park (Image: Julie Kemp)
It wasn't just cars that were on show (Image: Julie Kemp)
The old met the new, with this orange vehicle getting a lot of attention (Image: Julie Kemp)
Plenty of classics were on display (Image: Julie Kemp)
Crowds were really taken with some of the older models (Image: Julie Kemp)
Plenty of people dressed up for the occasion (Image: Julie Kemp)
Huge crowds came out for the event (Image: Julie Kemp)
Some had decorated their vehicles with streamers (Image: Julie Kemp)
More than 800 vehicles were on display (Image: Julie Kemp)
A vintage bus took centre stage (Image: Julie Kemp)
More than 800 vehicles parked up at Christchurch Park (Image: Julie Kemp)
Thousands of people came to look at the vehicles (Image: Julie Kemp)
People continued to show up throughout the event (Image: Julie Kemp)
The weather held out for the event (Image: Julie Kemp)
Plenty of bikes were on show too (Image: Julie Kemp)
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