DATE FOR YOUR DIARY: 12 SEPTEMBER 2026 – CLASSIC VEHICLE SHOW
Join us for a fantastic day – all free to exhibit and attend.
DATE FOR YOUR DIARY: 12 SEPTEMBER 2026 – CLASSIC VEHICLE SHOW
Join us for a fantastic day – all free to exhibit and attend.
Classic Vehicle Show 2025
Our Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 13th September 2025.
We welcomed the most exhibitors that we’d ever had – over 230!
A big thank you to our visitors, exhibitors, volunteers, judges, marshals, ‘Biddulph Local People’s Group’ who provided refreshments on our new town hall frontage, and ‘Rooster’ who provided musical entertainment on the town hall steps.
Also, to Biddulph Yarnbarms who produced a fantastic themed postbox topper.
We couldn’t do it without you all. Thank you for supporting such a lovely community day.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, as shown below:
Motorbike/Scooter: Paul Bayley – 1968 Triumph Daytona
American: Tony Gilbert – 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback Bullitt Tribute
Pre-War: Phil Cotton – 1936 MG TA
Sports 1939-1960: Thomas Lakin – 1948 Lloyd 650 Roadster
Sports 1961 Onwards: Kevin Moston – 1991 Ford Fiesta RS Turbo
Saloon 1939-1960: Ken Latham – 1960 Ford Prefect 107E
Saloon 1961 Onwards: John Eardley – 1965 Jaguar S Type 3.8ltr
Tractor, Wagon, Military: Alan Brown – 1952 Fordson E27N
Modified, Replica, Special: Richard Eyre – Replica of a 1963 Ferrari California 260
The judges commended Brian Chaddock’s 1937 Rolls Royce 25/30, Peter Harding’s 1923 Morris Cowley and Ben Smith for building his own Mini.
The ‘Judges Choice’ was awarded to Frank James for his 1973 BMW 2002 Cabriolet.
Here’s some photos:










Photography by Jasper Van Der Vilt
Classic Vehicle Show 2024
Our Classic Vehicle Show took place on Saturday 14th September 2024. The vehicles were incredible and we were lucky with a sunny, dry day.
Biddulph Local People’s Group and Beci’s Kitchen supplied refreshments on the Town Hall frontage.
Prizes were awarded for the best vehicles in each category, as shown below:
Motorbike/Scooter: John Cook – 1968 Triumph Tiger Cub.
American: Briony Hannam – 1978 C3 Corvette Pace Car
Pre-War: Roy Evett – 1923 Durant Star
Sports 1939-1960: Andy Grundy – Triumph Formosa 120
Sports 1961 Onwards: Paul Bayley – 1972 Triumph TR6
Saloon 1939-1960: Trevor Hodge – 1954 Morris Minor
Saloon 1961 Onwards: Paul Facer – Fiat 600D
Tractor, Wagon, Military: Bob Nixon – 1963 Daimler Ferret Scout Car
Modified, Replica, Special: Andrew Chaddock – 1965 VW Bus
The judges commended Dave Fletcher’s 1963 Lambretta and Harry Lunt’s 1959 BMW R60 and awarded ‘Best in Show’ to John Cook with his 1968 Triumph Tiger Cub.





