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The Statesman Vintage Car Rally: Cars win hearts, owners applause

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SNS | January 29, 2018 1:43 pm

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The Statesman 'Best Overall Performance' trophy for vintage cars (Maintenance and Road Section) being presented by Antara Kumar to Sanjay Ghosh and his family members during The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally at Eastern Command Sports Stadium, Fort William, in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Sailendra Mal/SNS)

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A proud contestant rides a classic sports car at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Debraj Mukherjee/SNS)

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Contestants enjoying a ride at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Dilip Dutta/SNS)

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Visitors admiring an old beauty at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Dilip Dutta/SNS)

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A man in traditional Bengali outfit takes his daughter through the vintage cars at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Biswajit Ghoshal/SNS)

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A couple rides a vintage two-seater car at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: SNS)

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People from all walks of life turned up to watch the 'beauties on wheels' during The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Sailendra Mal/SNS)

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One of the contestants sitting in her vehicle at The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 in Kolkata on Sunday._(Photo: Biswajit Ghoshal/SNS)

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GOC-in-C Eastern Command Lt. General Abhay Krishna flagging off The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 at Eastern Command Sports Stadium, Fort William, in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Biswajit Ghoshal/SNS)

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Bibha Krishna (right), w/o GOC-in-C Eastern Command Lt General Abhay Krishna, and Antara Kumar (middle) inaugurating The Statesman Vintage and Classic Car Rally 2018 at Eastern Command Sports Stadium, Fort William, in Kolkata on Sunday. (Photo: Sailendra Mal/SNS)

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