The Bexhill 100 Motoring Club attended one of the largest classic car shows in Europe at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. Club Chairman, Chris Speck said "This is the 9th consecutive year that our club has been invited to this prestigious show".

 

The Club exhibited four cars, a 1934 Lagonda; a 1924 Wolseley 10; a 1959 Austin 7 Mini and an American Postal Jeep which is a restoration project for its current owner.  

 

2,500 cars were on show, with countless trade stands and live shows throughout the weekend.  

 

The Bexhill 100 Motoring Club stand, proudly promoted Bexhill’s racing heritage and gave out many leaflets during the weekend to promote tourism for the town.