Black Country Classic Car show attracts crowds - in pictures
They come in all different sizes and colours - car models made from around the world.
Andvisitors to the Red House Glass Cone in Wordsley had a chance to view each one.
Around a dozen cars went on display at the Black Country Classic Car event.
Among them was a 1986 Lotus Esprit Series 3 owned by Alan Thompson, from Wordsley.
He purchased the 2.2 litre vehicle nine years ago for £9,000, but believes it is now worth £19,800.
He said: "They've stopped making the model now so the valuation has gone up."
The 62-year-old HGV driver had always wanted the car after seeing it used in a James Bond film.
He said: "When I drive it around I get two reactions, some people totally ignore it, others screw their heads round and almost fall over."
Another vehicle on show on Sunday was a Fiat 500 l, made in Italy in 1969.
It was purchased by owner Tony Jones, from Kingswinford, four years ago for £7,000.
After carrying out work to the car, he believes it is now worth £10,000.
The 64-year-old said: "The car keeps me busy and it is great to get it out and about at the weekends."
