Dozens of cars spanning nearly a century took to the roads through Helensburgh and Lomond at the weekend.
The Scottish Western Thoroughbred Vehicle Club (SWTVC) held its annual run from Kidston car park through to Rosneath Castle Caravan Park at the weekend.
Alan Brown with his 1935 Austin 12 Low-loader taxi which has featured on TV in Outlander and Miss Marple mysteries.
Classic cars at Kidston Park
Richard Larter from Rosneath flew the local flag with his Triumph TR2.
Jof and Ben Morgan with their 1927 Alvis 1250 Sports Saloon, which they drove to the rally on a five-hour, 166-mile journey from Balmedie near Aberdeen.
Despite the weather, the first cars brought brighter skies with a total of 37 of all types and ages arriving.
The oldest was a 1927 Alvis 1250 Sports Saloon owned by John Morgan, who drove it 166 miles from Balmedie, north of Aberdeen.
A 1966 Triumph Herald owned by Iain Macpherson.
Classic cars at Kidston Park
Alan McCormick in his 1936 Austin 18, which took six years to fully restore - this is Alan's first year out with the club.
A spokesperson for the event organisers said: "After spending more than an hour to allow the locals to admire and put their questions to the drivers, we set off on our run around the Peninsula to be greeted by many locals waving from their gardens and vantage points.
"On arrival at the caravan park, the run participants put their cars on display and enjoyed a light lunch in the sunshine that had made an appearance for us.
Classic cars at Kidston Park
Alex McDougall with is MG. Worked in heavy engineering during his career and at the age of 80 does all his own maintenance.
Spectators viewing classic cars at Kidston Park
Classic cars at Kidston Park leaving for a run to Rosneath. Austin followed by Ford Cortina followed by a Morris Minor.
"Again, park residents and holidaymakers mingled among and admired the cars for a couple of hours before we all left for home."
Photos by Ann Stewart
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