In Pictures: Vintage vehicles roar into high octane action for Bo'ness Hill Climb

Old Jeremy Clarkson might be more at home on a farm now than on a race track but the hard working Diddly Squatter would have loved to have put Kaleb in charge to enjoy the sights and sounds of motoring marvels at Kinneil Estate last weekend.

The 92nd Bo’ness Hill Climb and Classic Car Show took place over Saturday and Sunday and was packed with petrolheads young and old, with Falkirk Herald photographer Michael Gillen there to capture cars in his lense.

Founded back in 1934 by the Bo’ness Sporting Automobile Club, the event has become a highly anticipated date on the calendar each year for decades and people once again thrilled to the automotive action on both days.

An event spokesperson said: “We had a great turn out of show cars and spectators alike, the sun even made an appearance to brighten up the day. Colin Anderson from The Bo'ness Motor Museum picked our deserving winners.

"Best Club Stand went to Scottish Old Skool and Best Car on Show went to Gary Simpson and his MK2 Ford Escort RS2000. Show entrants also had the opportunity to vote for their favourite car and the ‘Drivers Choice’ award went to Dick Robinson and his Volvo 850 R.

“We thank everyone who attended and supported the show and hopefully we will see you all again next year.”