VINTAGE motors for the upcoming Indiana Jones 5 film have been spotted close to Ibrox stadium in Glasgow.
Our eagle-eyed reporter spotted the retro cars, fire engines and a parade float close to the home of Rangers.
There were also tents set up appearing to be for crew members.
It's a further hint that a major scene involving the 1969 New York ticker tape parade for astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins after they landed on the moon, will be filmed on the streets of Glasgow.
We have previously reported that well-known city shops have been decked out in retro fronts as well as welcome home messages for the American heroes.
It is understood filming begins tomorrow and road closures have been announced in the city centre.
Indiana Jones is just one of many films such as Tetris and World War Z that have been filmed in the city in recent years.
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