Over 300 trucks to arrive at Gaydon for Retro Truck Show

By James Smith

24th Sep 2021 | Local News

Around 300 modern and classic trucks will descend on Gaydon when the British Motor Museum hosts the Retro Truck Show this September.

Now in its eleventh year, enthusiasts can see an array of powerful trucks from some of the top manufacturers including Volvo, Scania, DAF, Foden and ERF trucks.

The Retro Truck Show is one of the Museum's most popular events and features some of the best modern trucks produced between 1971 and 2001, and will take place on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 September.

Trucks that fall into the age category of 1971 to 2001 are welcome to attend and the cost is just £20. There are no trophies or judging, just the opportunity for truck fans to get together and admire the displays.

There will also be an indoor model show and camping is available on the Friday and Saturday nights.

Lee Herbert, show organiser said: "The Retro Truck Show is a fantastic show making great use of our outdoor event space and a superb weekend for owners, drivers, enthusiasts and the public.

"With a laid back and relaxed atmosphere, it sets it aside from other truck shows. Seeing trucks from four different decades is an amazing spectacle to see and we look forward to the show next month".

Visitors can also enjoy exploring the Museum and Collections Centre as entry is included within the show ticket.

Advance truck entry costs £20 per vehicle and includes entry for the driver and one passenger, with additional passenger passes available to purchase.

To find out more about the British Motor Museum & the Retro Truck Show visit the website here or call 01926 641188.

For more local events, follow this link to our What's On page!

     

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