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Vintage car rally rolls through Peshawar

A vintage and classic car rally kicked off on Saturday in Peshawar, showcasing 51 iconic vehicles from the 1930s to the 1970s. The rally commenced on November 12 in Karachi, making its way through Lahore and Islamabad before reaching the historic Balahisar Fort in Peshawar. The cavalcade, while showcasing the flamboyance of vintage and classic cars, also brings the history of Pakistan's rich landscape in different provinces to the fore. The rally explored the wealthy cultural heritage and historical fabric of Swabi and Peshawar before its special stop at the fort. The event features vehicles such as Mercedes, Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Mini, and Volkswagen. Read Vintage car rally raises awareness on prostate cancer Enthusiasts gathered at the fort to witness the display of vintage cars, expressing gratitude to the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps North for their support. The event has become a highlight for car aficionados. Emphasising the significance of showcasing historical vehicles, the organisers and participating car owners lauded the reception at Balahisar Fort. The rally is set to culminate on November 19 at the Services Club in Peshawar, promising a grand finale for attendees. The rally has become an annual tradition, gaining momentum each year.

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