NEC Classic Car Show 2015

[Robson Rover Repair]

TBH I dare say when it comes to the "20 year mark" of the cars, will they only allow cars made in 1999 in or will it be ok to have 2005 cars there, eg, an early 99 with a late model on display etc.

I hope its once the first of cars are 20 years it will be ok.

[Ian G]

Parking Tip
If you go to the NEC use the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian

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Originally Posted by Redfive

Parking Tip
If you go to the NEC use the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian

No that's a good tip - many thanks

[RPWC]

se the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian[/QUOTE]
I posted that on the other thread re this show Ian, I did that myself, this year.


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[Ian G]

Originally Posted by RPWC

se the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian

I posted that on the other thread re this show Ian, I did that myself, this year.


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Not seen that Rich... Great mind's etc etc..
Hope you are OK mate
Cheers Ian

[Le Mans 190]

Originally Posted by Dragrad

We won't Been there for the last five years that the stand was there, manning it, and I have yet to see the show as a whole. Guess I'll have to wait until we are eligible again So until the next time....

I have been doing the show now for 12 years and have never seen it all
always seem to busy on our stand to get away and every year I say next year
but never do

[Le Mans 190]

Originally Posted by Redfive

Parking Tip
If you go to the NEC use the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian

I always tell my members to do this as it saves so much doing it this way
with what you save you can almost afford a hotdog and a cup of coffee Lol

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by Redfive

I posted that on the other thread re this show Ian, I did that myself, this year.


http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...2&postcount=26

Not seen that Rich... Great mind's etc etc..
Hope you are OK mate
Cheers Ian[/QUOTE]

Not too bad thanks, I guessed the parking would be about 12 quid,as it was a tenner in 2013,on our last visit, Organiser told me it was cheaper at the railway station, then I googled the charges for parking,and found out that way.

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by Le Mans 190

I always tell my members to do this as it saves so much doing it this way
with what you save you can almost afford a hotdog and a cup of coffee Lol

The food was disgustingly overpriced, £5 for a pasty,even if it was a large one.

[Jim Jamieson]

Originally Posted by Redfive

Parking Tip
If you go to the NEC use the long stay car park at the Railway station £6 all day
and easy access to the exhibition halls via the station link walkway.
Cheers Ian

That's exactly what I did about 30 years ago when visiting the Motor Show when it was held at the NEC.

I parked up, FOC at the time in Hampton-in-Arden station and travelled the short distance right into the NEC.

In 2010 when I exhibited my SD1 Vitesse I stayed in the village to the opposite side of the NEC, I think it was Marston Green and each day I travelled by train right into the heart of the NEC.

I agree with the cost and poor quality of food on offer.