Northern Shows 2024

[Doctordiesel77]

Ripon old cars held in July at the Racecourse was again a great event with a massive turnout.
With it been August bank holiday there were a few other shows and i think quite a few people went to Ushaw near Durham.

That looks as though it could be the Ripon event that goes on next year's calendar, lower entry fee and proceeds to charity sounds like an improvement on the gbcs event!

[The Professor]

Andrew Hardy Classics in June this year was another good show near Trimdon, Co Durham. cost £2 per car . Was another good turnout, some impressive vehicle's, very good standard and variety. A good day out and well attended.

[Doctordiesel77]

Anyone that is going to the York Historic Vehicle Group show at York Knavesmire on Sunday, the plan is to meet up at this service station on the A64 eastbound at about 9AM https://www.google.com/.../data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sMvJ4-RHoB... This is the event website, anyone turning up without a prebooked ticked will be charged £7 to get in. http://www.yhvg.uk/events

[Doctordiesel77]

A few pictures from the show at Ryhope. As usual the Sunderland and district classic vehicle society (https://www.sunderlandclassicvehicles.org/) had done a great job of organising the show and the Ryhope Engine Museum volunteers laid on some excellent (and reasonably priced) catering. The autojumble was really good as well, ELD seemed a bit less keen on maintaining speed up hills on the way back for some reason!

[Doctordiesel77]

Some more pictures from Ryhope.

[Jeff Turbo]

Must go one day

[Doctordiesel77]

Must go one day

It is always a good day out, there is a show in March, as well as the one at the end of October. They have the pumps operating for both shows, which means there is always somewhere warm to hide if it is cold/wet outside