Vintage Wheels ready to roll into Perth

The primary event will take place on Saturday, June 3rd, and will feature a stationary exhibit of vintage cars along Tay Street in Perth.

On both Saturday, June 3rd, and Sunday, June 4th, 2023, there will be a chance to explore Morris Leslie's personal collection of classic cars by jumping onboard a vintage bus at Mill Street to whisk you to Perth Airport where the collection is stored. Entrance to the collection will be a donation to Cancer Research of £10.00 per adult (16+), £5.00 per child (5-15 years) or family entry of £25.00 (2 adults, up to 3 children). Under 5s are free.  

Due to the nature of the premises and storage arrangements for the vehicles unfortunately it is not possible for wheelchair users or children in buggies to view the collection. 

  With such a diverse range of cars being displayed on Tay Street, some changes to normal arrangements should be expected to keep disruption to a minimum.   

Road closures  

Tay Street will be closed from the junction at Smeaton's Bridge, Tay Street to the junction at Queens Bridge. Alternative traffic management have been put in place to divert people around the city.  

 Public transport and car parking   

There may be delays to some bus services as due to the day's events - please follow live timetables or follow Stagecoach East Scotland on twitter for latest information.  

 For spectators and visitors coming into Perth City Centre from further afield, Stagecoach Service 7B operates from the Broxden Park & Ride facility to South Street, a very short walk to the centre of the city.   

  Parking will be readily available within city centre car parks.  More information on  Parking is available on our website.

Toilets  

Mobile toilets will be available on Tay Street on Saturday 3 June 2023. Alternative toilet facilities can be found at South Inch Car Park, Marshall Place, Perth for a small charge of 50p.  

Visit our Public toilets page for other facilities in Perth and Kinross.

Latest Information 

Follow our Perth City and Towns Facebook page and Perth City and Towns website for further information.