I took my nephews, and their excitement made the whole visit worthwhile. They recognised cars before I could even read the badges. Watching them enjoy themselves was the best part of my day.

As someone who works on cars, I enjoyed looking beyond the paintwork. The engine bays, interiors and small finishing touches gave me plenty to admire. It was nice to share that interest with other enthusiasts.

I went with my sister and didn’t expect us to stay as long as we did. There was always another car catching our attention. We came away with lots of photos and completely different favourites.

My husband is the car enthusiast, so this was mostly his idea. I enjoyed it more than I expected, especially seeing the cars up close and hearing the owners talk about them. We had a really nice day together.

I brought my children, aged eight and twelve, and they absolutely loved it. We spent ages choosing our favourite cars and taking pictures together. It was a lovely family outing.

I’ve loved cars for years, but there were still models here I’d never seen in person. Getting close enough to appreciate the design and details was worth the visit. My camera barely left my hand.

A few friends and I went together, and we all found something different to enjoy. I spent most of my time around the American muscle cars. Great cars, a friendly crowd and plenty to look at.

The modified cars were the highlight for me. Some of the builds had details you could easily miss at first glance, so I took my time looking around. There was plenty of inspiration for my own project.

My eight-year-old son kept pointing out another car he wanted to see. We took plenty of photos and had a great afternoon together. He talked about his favourites all the way home.

I came for the supercars and ended up spending hours looking around. Seeing so many rare models in one place was a real treat, and chatting with their owners made the day even better.