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The additional hall will mean an increase in exhibition floor space by 25 per 
cent - some 10,000 additional square metres - and as a result, for the very 
first time, a record 177 car clubs will exhibit at the event, reaffirming the 
show’s position as the most important event in the classic calendar.

“The acquisition of the third hall demonstrates our long term commitment to
this event and the industry as a whole resulting in a growth from 123 to nearly 200 clubs now attending the event.” explained Andy Rouse, sales manager for Centre Exhibitions, a part of the NEC Group, who organise the event.

Hundreds of car displays will cover the whole motoring spectrum with 
entries from Bentley, Jaguar, Porsche, Aston Martin, TVR, Morris, Ford, 
Vauxhall and Austin, to name but a few.

Special attractions will include: the finals of three major concours - Jaguar, 
American Classics and Autoglym. 

For the ‘hands on’ enthusiast there will be the Restoration Workshop feature 
sponsored by Practical Classic Magazine and Frost Auto Restoration 
Techniques, with demonstrations throughout the weekend by Leeds 
College of Technology. 

At only 24 inches from the floor, the stunning vehicle, owned by Birmingham 
-based Adrian Beale, is recorded in the Guinness Book of Records at the 
‘World’s Lowest Vehicle’.

The car started life as a Mini back in 1976 and has been custom built with 
Mini body parts for Motor Show and events.  It boasts a Rover V8 engine 
that has 300 break horsepower and can reach speeds of up to 180 miles per 
hour.

The car will form part of a special ‘Mini World’ feature at the UK’s largest 
Classic Motor Show, which will be opening a third hall for the very first 
time this year.

Other attractions at the show will include: the Jaguar, American Classics 
and Autoglym concours finals.  For the hands on enthusiast there will be a 
Restoration Workshop feature sponsored by Practical Classics Magazine 
and Frost Auto Restoration Techniques, with demonstrations through out 
the weekend by Leeds College of Technology.

Increasing in popularity is the Autojumble area will be packed with over 
300 stands for the enthusiast in search of that elusive part of accessory. 
Plus there will be many models, books, literature, paintings and print 
bargains to be found all under the one roof.

Exhibitors are being encouraged to decorate their stands, vehicles and 
of course, themselves, in accordance with this year’s theme ‘Sights and 
Sounds of the Decade’ which will ensure a range of bright and lively 
displays across the whole motoring spectrum from the last fifty years.

SEE ALSO :

Last years International Classic Car Show 2000

Photo Report from last years show

We have 5 pairs of tickets to be won, courtesy of our friends at the International Classic Motor Show. To be entered into the draw all you have to do is correctly answer the following simple question, and e-mail us the answer, along with your name and address by 2nd November 2001. The first 5 entries drawn will then be notified and receive a pair of tickets to the show.