Vehicles from the early 1900s to the early 2000s will be on display.
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Exhibitors wanted as retro car show revs up for action 

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Car enthusiasts and retro buffs are invited to step back in time for Newcastle-under-Lyme’s brand new Classic and Retro Vehicle Show.  

Next month’s event is a brand new addition to the town centre and will showcase beautifully preserved vehicles that define the golden eras of motoring history. 

Spanning decades of automotive innovation and style across five categories, the show will feature an impressive collection of vintage cars and vehicles from the early 1900s through to the early 2000s. 

Charl Pearce, Manager of Newcastle-under-Lyme BID, said: “We can’t wait to add Castle Classics to our annual calendar of events to bring together a display of classic and retro vehicles. 

“Continuing to expand our calendar of events, working with event partners like Jenna Goodwin, the Red Haired Stokie and the Borough Council, allows us to develop unique experiences that reflect the interests and heritage of our community.   

“These partnerships are crucial in delivering high quality, niche events that attract both local residents and visitors to the town.” 

Castle Classics is now inviting exhibitors to join the event, with space available in the following categories:   

– Pre-1985 Classic Cars   

– 1986–2004 Retro Cars   

– Military Vehicles   

– Scooters, Bikes, Trikes   

– Vans, Pickups, and Other Vehicles   

– Vintage/retro market stalls (records/clothing/memorabilia) 

Exhibitors will have the chance to compete for awards in categories such as “Show & Shine,” “Best Scooter,” and “Most Unique Vehicle,” among others.  

The show will take place on Saturday, 26th October between 10am and 4pm. Free admission to the public. 

To enquire about exhibitor space, click here.

Nigel Pye

Experienced journalist with a 30-year career in the newspaper and PR industry and a proven record for breaking stories for the national and international press. Nigel is the Editor of Daily Focus and Head of Creative at i-creation. Other work includes scriptwriting, magazine and video production, crisis communications and TV and radio broadcasts.

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