PH Performance Car Show NEC

[coolcatmaz]

Has anyone else had their cars accepted to be on display for the PH Performance Show at the NEC in January.

My S3 will be doing the honours for the week.

[Mr Sheen]

Brill, you had better start polishing it

Also, don't forget to take lots of photos when you're there and then post them on here.

[coolcatmaz]

no need to polish it, the nice team at Zymol detail & polish it for you , just needs to be reasonably clean to begin with.

last week I was the only S owner to have put my car forward to go on display, what happened to the rest of you

[Barkychoc]

We're all total gentlemen on this forum, Ladies first.....

[coolcatmaz]

who said anything about me being a lady

so do I take it then that I'm the only S on display as the closing date was ages ago.

[Ray S]

They didn,t want an S1.

[coolcatmaz]

Hmmmm, so I guess I'm flying the flag for the S series then

[tinks v8S]

now another S now on show blue v8 s
will c u then

Edited by tinks v8S on Monday 17th December 21:51

[Gentleman Geoff]

Hope you both have a great time. Make sure to take plenty of photos and report back here! I can't go as I'm planning on being somewhere a bit warmer than Birmingham on that weekend...

[coolcatmaz]

If this does apply then I will be withdrawing my car, going to be difficult enough getting it back and forth to the NEC let alone playing at being a mechanic on the day.

Heres the fun part for the people displaying cars:

From http://www.necgroup.co.uk/organiser/legal/pdfs/nec...

In theory all this applies:

2. The fuel tanks of motor vehicles must contain only sufficient fuel to move the vehicle out of the hall.
4. The fuel tank must be sealed with a locked cap.
5. All batteries within vehicles must be removed, disconnected on all terminals or permanently isolated and
made safe before the public is admitted to the Hall and not reconnected until after the final closure of the
exhibition.
6. All vehicles must be provided with a drip tray and shall be positioned within the boundaries of the stand so that any protrusions, doors, tail lifts etc, do not infringe the stand perimeter.