The annual Hudson British Car Show returned to St. Thomas Park, showcasing automotive masterpieces from across the decades for attendees young, old, and even four-legged.

This year’s show was hosted by the Hudson Antique Car Klub, founded in 1980 by a group of residents passionate about driving, maintaining, and preserving vintage automobiles.

The 2025 event welcomed motorists with vehicles from Sweden, including SAAB and Volvo models, manufactured up to 1999 to participate.

Decarie Motors showcased the latest British models. Lucky’s BBQ served food, and vendors sold a range of classic auto parts.

Photos by Philip Oddi:

A row of Mini Coopers from throughout the years.
A 1970 Jaguar E-Type (front).
A row of classic Volvos, with a 1968 Volvo “Canadian” in front.
“Thelma,” the 1993 Volvo 240DL Wagon proudly on display. This car has more than 800,000km spanning three owners and has always been registered in Ontario.
A 1960 Triumph TR3.
Guests browsed and talked with classic car owners throughout the day.
Visitors of all ages (dogs included!) were enjoying the sun and classic cars in Hudson.