Great Yarmouth seafront is revving up for a celebration of all things vehicular.
The Wheels Festival, which is free to attend, takes place this weekend (July 6 and 7) along the town's Golden Mile - and will bring thousands of visiting motorcyclists, thrilling monster truck rides and daredevil motorbike riders.
An estimated 15,000 motorcyclists are set to roar into town on Saturday, arriving for On the Throttle's Great Yarmouth Motorcycle Takeover, before a fireworks display on central beach at 10pm.
On Sunday afternoon the seafront will host a cavalcade of classic cars.
A highlight on both days will be the chance to take a ride in the Red Dragon Monster Truck - and get your photo taken as it crushes cars.
The Ken Fox Wall of Death, a motorbike show, will see a team of gravity-defying riders perform spectacular stunts as they circle a specially-built wall.
Another top attraction will be the On the Edge motorcycle stunt show, where two highly experienced stunt riders pull off pulse-raising tricks.
There will also be colourful hotrods, bouncing lowriders and souped-up vehicles, big American trucks and truck rides, historic fire engines, local car clubs, electric bikes, trade stalls selling biker gear, a car dealers' village and attractions from film and TV, including K.I.T.T. from Knightrider.
The festival is organised by Great Yarmouth Borough Council with sponsorship from individual seafront businesses including Joyland and the American Diner, On the Throttle, Fish & Grill, the Hippodrome Circus, as well as the Greater Yarmouth Tourism and Business Improvement Area.
Musical entertainment will be provided by Harbour Radio.
Cllr Graham Plant, chairman of the economic development committee, said: "If you're in East Anglia this weekend, Great Yarmouth Wheels Festival on the seafront is the only place to be.
"The festival is fantastic for families and vehicle enthusiasts alike, the atmosphere is wonderful and this year's expanded event has so much to see and do.
It takes place from 10am to 10pm on Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sunday.
Find out more at www.gywheelsfestival.co.uk
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