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DEMONSTRATIONS THROUGHOUT THE DAY AT THE BRISTOL CLASSIC CAR SHOW
The long running and ever popular Bristol Classic Car Show takes place 17th and 18th February 2007. The show is held at The Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset on Saturday and Sunday. Opening times 10am – 5.00pm both days.
This year the organisers are adding demonstrations which will take place throughout the day on the showering pavilion balcony. This will provide valuable help and instructions to visitors. Featuring basic maintenance on their own vehicles as well as technical restoration methods.
Demonstrations are scheduled to include:-
Replacing the sliding pillar suspension unit on a Morgan
Showing the workings of a brake system
Producing initial master sculptures, making moulds, producing castings
Changing points on a condenser
Preparing body panels
Stripping a gearbox
Changing a head gasket
With demand growing for more club space and autojumble space the organiser’s Nationwide Exhibitions (UK) Ltd have added another hall which holds more club stands and autojumble stalls, making the Bristol Classic Car Show bigger and better than ever before.
A firm favourite with visitors, clubs, trade and autojumble, the Footman James 28th Bristol Classic Car Show is the traditional opener to the Classic Car season.
Founded in 1980 and held for many years in Bristol the show was relocated to the more spacious confines of the Royal Bath & West Showground some 10 years ago. The venue has free car parking and plenty of on-site catering.
The show is sponsored by Footman James Insurance Brokers and supported by Classic Motor Monthly and Autojumbler and Classic Car Weekly.
The whole show is indoors, with over 250 veteran, vintage and classic cars on display, ranging from turn of the century collectibles to modern classics. Over 70 club stands give the show its renowned friendly, hands-on atmosphere.
In addition there is a huge autojumble with over 250 stalls and around 60 trade stands as well as various classic car dealers.
Not only is the show a great day out it also gives an early opportunity to search out parts and services required for restoration projects.
This year’s special feature is by The Morris Minor Owners Club who won last years best club stand award.
There is also a chance to win one of six goody bags at the show with prizes worth over £50.00 per bag.
The admission is £8.50 adults and £7.50 concessions (price to include a showguide) with accompanied children under 16 free of charge. Advance tickets can be purchased at £2 off the door price and party bookings receive 1 free ticket for every 4 paid for.
For further details and advance tickets telephone 0117 907 1000 or visit www.nwe.co.uk for further information.
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RESTORING CLASSIC CARS - FANS HEAD WEST!
Classic car fans from all over the country will be making tracks to the Royal Bath and West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset when The Footman James Autojumble, Automart and Restoration Show now a two day show takes place on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th November 2006.
The Organisers, Bristol based Nationwide Exhibitions (UK) Ltd, expect thousands of classic car enthusiasts and general motoring fans to attend the event.
Clubs will be exhibiting classic vehicles covering restoration themes with some of the displays and demonstrations scheduled to include: -
• The complex process of restoring a wooden dashboard
• How to convert Imp brakes into disc brakes
• Panel work and loom preparation
• Keeping Triumph running all year round
• Before and after
• Metal work and making panels etc
Every marquee has troublesome restoration jobs when restoring and the show will particularly focus on these thereby helping enthusiasts via live demonstrations.
Visitors will also be able to pick up tips and advice, hunt out long lost parts and maybe find a bargain or two.
There will be a large, top quality Autojumble and an Automart with cars for sale covering our illustrious motoring heritage.
The event will appeal to serious collectors, enthusiasts, those wishing to own or trade their classic cars and particularly those involved in restoration projects. The event is also a great family day out.
A special feature at the show will be the Haynes Motor Museum’s display. They will also be running a special competition for visitors: 3 pairs of lucky winners will receive a chance of a lifetime to ride in one of the museum’s beautiful Ferraris, a guided tour of the Haynes Motor Museum (the largest motoring museum in Britain) followed by lunch.
The show is sponsored by Footman James, Classic Motor Monthly & The Autojumbler and is organised by Bristol based Nationwide Exhibitions (UK) Ltd who also organise the long running and very successful Bristol Classic Car Show.
The event is all indoors with free parking and plenty of on-site catering. Opening times are 9.30am to 4.30pm on Saturday 11th and Sunday 13th November and admission is £6. Accompanied children under 16 are free of charge. Advance tickets can be purchased at £2 off the door price by booking on line at www.nwe.co.uk or ring 0117 907 1000.
3m x 2m autojumble stands and classic car automart entries are available for just £52.88 incl VAT. Application for free club displays or booking forms are available from Helen Norcombe on Tel: 0117 907 1000.
For further details of this show telephone 0117 907 1000 or visit our website at www.nwe.co.uk
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Exhibit Deal has the best deals on portable trade show displays. Please visit our site today to order display booths for tradeshow exhibits.I hope you would find our site useful to your online visitors and provide them additional useful information.
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Static Car for for classic, new minis and variants. Club space available, traders and other attrations welcome. First show of its kind in North Lincolnshire situated in the grounds of beautiful Normanby Hall. Full information and booking forms can be found at the above link. Entries will be accepted by snail mail or email up to midnight on Monday 12th June.
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Open to all types of classic cars, sports cars and classic motorbikes the event will start at 9am from The Buxton Community School and involve a route though the Peak District National Park and some of the UK’s most beautiful scenery.
Entrants will be given their route maps at the registration point, where they can also get refreshments (free tea and coffee, bacon sandwiches at a small cost etc…), and from where they will also be started at regular intervals.
The journey will be approximately 100miles and will involve several stops at places of interest as well as stops for refreshments etc and will culminate in a display of all the cars at the finish line in one of the Peak Districts historic locations (it’s a secret until you get there) around mid afternoon.
This is not a race and the planned journey time though the Peak District is to be around 4 hours to allow you to enjoy the scenery, stop for lunch or a picnic as well as enjoy your driving experience.
There will be an entry fee of £10, which should enable a substantial donation to the chosen local charities to benefit.
Please see the reverse for the entry form or Tel:- 01298 25590 to request additional copies or further information
Email:- serpentinecharityrun@yahoogroups.com
We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you to our event
NB. A revised route could be possible for those with veteran vehicles who wish to participate but at a shorter distance
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London to Southend classic car run 2006 is on 30th July see web site for contact details
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Luton Festival of Transport
(now in it’s 15th year)
Stockwood Park, Luton
Sunday 11th June, 10am to 5pm
Pre booked exhibits FREE
Enter online at www.cvpg.co.uk
Over 1200 vehicles, including over 50 clubs in 2005
Large Autojumble.
The Vauxhall Heritage Museum is open in conjunction with the show.
Interactive Driving Skills Display,
Demonstrations from the Emergency Services,
Prizes presented by John Bly from the Antiques Roadshow.
Adults £3.00, Children, £1. Family £7.00
Contact Ann Marriott, 01582 597375
email ann@cvpg.co.uk
www.cvpg.co.uk
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Long running car show now welcomes all classic cars and car clubs over night camping with pre show party in the marquee
club stands, statics and traders abound !!!
we welcome enq. from more clubs and traders
full detaild from richard on 07855308720
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hi there, i have a new website that is like a gallery for all bikes, car, lorrys.. etc in the UK. if you want to get your picture on, just email it to me. images@supercruisers.co.uk
you will be shown on www.supercruisers.co.uk
thanks
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The Mid-Norfolk Railway is organising a new series of Special Events entitled \"Transport through the Decades\" for 2006 at Dereham Station. This is a follow-on from a successful Classic Transport Day we have held for several years.
The dates are as follows:
Sat / Sun 20/21 May 1950s weekend
Sat / Sun 17/18 June 1960s weekend
Sat / Sun 15/16 July 1970s weekend
For each event, we hope to attract cars, motorbikes, commercial vehicles and cycles from the appropriate decade and match this with trains, music and memorabilia from the same decade.
For an entry form, please ring (01362) 690633 or e-mail sales@mnr.org.uk
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