01.08.2019
National Motor Museum Blog - Summer 2019
The workshop engineers have put a historic steam-powered fire engine through its paces, while incredible machines have joined summer motoring parades.
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04.04.2019
National Motor Museum Blog - Spring 2019
The workshop engineers have been busy getting cars and motorcycles ready for the show season ahead, and preparing a special selection of exhibits for events closer to home.
27.06.2018
National Motor Museum Blog - Summer 2018
The start of summer is already proving to be a busy one in the National Motor Museum, with the creation of a new exhibition in the museum, exciting additions to the collection and the return of old treasures from storage.
09.01.2018
National Motor Museum Blog - January 2018
There has been plenty of activity in the National Motor Museum's vehicle collection this winter, from a Monorail overhaul to the start-up of a Land Speed Record breaker
31.05.2017
National Motor Museum Blog - Summer 2017
It’s all go in the workshop of the National Motor Museum, with new projects and old favourites ensuring that the engineers are kept constantly busy.
01.12.2016
National Motor Museum Blog - December 2016
This month, Beaulieu take part in the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run and the much-loved Monorail undergoes its annual service.
01.09.2016
National Motor Museum Blog - September 2016
This month, a life-saving new exhibit joins the National Motor Museum collection, while a Spanish veteran car is revitalised.
29.07.2016
National Motor Museum Blog - August 2016
A stunning reconstruction of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is making its debut at Beaulieu, being driven around the grounds during the summer.
01.07.2016
National Motor Museum Blog - July 2016
This month, a two-wheeled treasure is prepared to take to the track, and an old favourite receives an engine rebuild.
03.06.2016
National Motor Museum Blog - June 2016
This month, the 1935 Auburn has been prepared for a continental rally, while an unusual electric vehicle has gone on display.
