Summer car shows and events - Essex/Suffolk

Summer car shows and events - Essex/Suffolk

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noell35

3,170 posts

148 months

Tuesday 26th June 2018
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It’s Matching Green car show as well this weekend. Always a nice day out.

s p a c e m a n

10,777 posts

148 months

Friday 29th June 2018
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rgw2012 said:
s p a c e m a n said:
Maldon this Sunday, was show of the year for me last year and the only cost £5 to park

http://forman.no-ip.org/maldon/index.html
Hopefully will be able to get there for this as it does have the potential to be a nice day out - interesting that you are saying it is a great show, and I'm hoping that it is, but the previous years video on youtube didn't look that great actually, maybe just that the video didn't really capture it well smile
Last year was the first time that we had been to it, found out about it the day before and was expecting it to just be like the power museum meet (a few really nice cars amongst the usual and some tables set up like a church fete, seen everything in 30 mins and then stand around drinking coffee). I think that we managed 5 hours at Promenade park and left because we were tired and sunburnt, not bored. The trade stands were the size of a half decent boot sale, the music stage always had a good crowd watching and the layout and selection of cars was awesome. We were half way through the day before I realised that there was an entire section that I hadn't even noticed filled up with Ferrari F40s hehe

rgw2012

598 posts

143 months

Friday 29th June 2018
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s p a c e m a n said:
rgw2012 said:
s p a c e m a n said:
Maldon this Sunday, was show of the year for me last year and the only cost £5 to park

http://forman.no-ip.org/maldon/index.html
Hopefully will be able to get there for this as it does have the potential to be a nice day out - interesting that you are saying it is a great show, and I'm hoping that it is, but the previous years video on youtube didn't look that great actually, maybe just that the video didn't really capture it well smile
Last year was the first time that we had been to it, found out about it the day before and was expecting it to just be like the power museum meet (a few really nice cars amongst the usual and some tables set up like a church fete, seen everything in 30 mins and then stand around drinking coffee). I think that we managed 5 hours at Promenade park and left because we were tired and sunburnt, not bored. The trade stands were the size of a half decent boot sale, the music stage always had a good crowd watching and the layout and selection of cars was awesome. We were half way through the day before I realised that there was an entire section that I hadn't even noticed filled up with Ferrari F40s hehe
Cool, sounds good, just got to convince the other half that it's something we should attend but in any case I might just make a solo visit if she is not interested smile

s p a c e m a n

10,777 posts

148 months

Saturday 30th June 2018
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There were stalls selling old retro clothes there last year if that helps, I had to stop the missus spending all of out icecream money on hats hehe

irocfan

40,431 posts

190 months

Saturday 30th June 2018
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4th sunday of the month there's a 'cars and coffee' meet at the Maldon Museum of Power (which is worth a visit too). Good mixture of cars turn up


Andrew Glover2794

1 posts

89 months

Sunday 8th July 2018
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Does anyone know if it the white elms at Bicknacre meet next Saturday ???

NewNameNeeded

2,560 posts

225 months

Monday 9th July 2018
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The first of hopefully a new monthly car meet took place Sunday at North Weald airfield. Lovely collection of American classics, and a few modern sports cars, and a whole gaggle of Caterhams.

rgw2012

598 posts

143 months

Monday 9th July 2018
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Andrew Glover2794 said:
Does anyone know if it the white elms at Bicknacre meet next Saturday ???
I expect so, I'm certainly planning on attending smile

jaisharma

1,012 posts

183 months

Friday 13th July 2018
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Hi, it is the Margaretting village fair this Saturday at 1pm, if you have something old and interesting please bring it along if you wish. It is at the village hall. Admission is a whole pound, or 50p for kids. Last year circa 20 cars came.
Thanks

irocfan

40,431 posts

190 months

Thursday 19th July 2018
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bump for this one seeing as it's this weekend

4th sunday of the month there's a 'cars and coffee' meet at the Maldon Museum of Power (which is worth a visit too). Good mixture of cars turn up

AdamD

501 posts

220 months

Tuesday 5th February 2019
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Regular gathering of car enthusiasts for breakfast on the second Saturday each month.

All welcome from 9am at the White Elm Garden Centre and tea rooms in Bicnacre.
White Elm Road
Chelmsford
CM3 4LR
England

Best regards

Adam

Kevin-i61gt

1 posts

58 months

Monday 10th June 2019
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Ingatestone classic car show Sunday 21st July 2019.
http://www.ingatestoneclassic.co.uk

Quite a nice little show in a nice place.

I think the battlesbridge ones have ceased.

Steve126

301 posts

183 months

Tuesday 11th June 2019
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Yes, the big shows at Battlesbridge have come to an end, but they do a classic car breakfast club once a month through the summer. The next one is 16th June.

sjc

13,964 posts

270 months

Tuesday 11th June 2019
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Steve126 said:
Yes, the big shows at Battlesbridge have come to an end, but they do a classic car breakfast club once a month through the summer. The next one is 16th June.
Same place at the back or in the main car park? And what time please ?

Steve126

301 posts

183 months

Wednesday 12th June 2019
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It starts at 9am http://www.battlesbridge.com/events

They have only done two so far, the weather was bad for both and the turnout was surprisingly good for the first one but disappointing for the second. I'm hoping that when the weather is better and people actually want to get their old cars out it might be more popular. For the first one I walked around in the rain, for the second it wasn't much better.

I think the breakfast club is where the old shows used to be but they now have a much smaller area. When you turn off Maltings Road into the farm and have all of those little antique places either side of you, the show is right in front of you with parking to the right.

mgtony

4,019 posts

190 months

Wednesday 12th June 2019
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Motorfest Chelmsford this weekend, otherwise might have headed to Battlesbridge to see what the breakfast meetings were like.
Did one of the previous ones happen at the same time as the first auto-jumble event? Heard that wasn't too good.

https://motorshowevents.com/fathers-day-motor-fest...

Steve126

301 posts

183 months

Wednesday 12th June 2019
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No auto jumble at either of the breakfast events I've been to, so must have been a different thing.

mgtony

4,019 posts

190 months

Thursday 13th June 2019
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They are holding 2 auto-jumbles during the year. I think the first was on the 12th May and I see the second is on the 29th Sept, a week after their Sept breakfast meet. smile

sjc

13,964 posts

270 months

Sunday 16th June 2019
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Steve126 said:
It starts at 9am http://www.battlesbridge.com/events

They have only done two so far, the weather was bad for both and the turnout was surprisingly good for the first one but disappointing for the second. I'm hoping that when the weather is better and people actually want to get their old cars out it might be more popular. For the first one I walked around in the rain, for the second it wasn't much better.

I think the breakfast club is where the old shows used to be but they now have a much smaller area. When you turn off Maltings Road into the farm and have all of those little antique places either side of you, the show is right in front of you with parking to the right.
Thanks for the heads up, popped over this morning ( I ended up the second car there (grey XJ) and had a nice couple of hours .

Steve126

301 posts

183 months

Saturday 6th July 2019
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It's Matching Green and the Maldon car show tomorrow. I've been to the Maldon one twice and it was the show of the year for me both times, but I've never been to Matching Green, does anyone have experience of both and have a view on which is best?