The countdown is on to Beaulieu’s International Autojumble, taking place on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th September.
As the ultimate destination for motoring enthusiasts, the event will bring together more than 1,000 stands, overflowing with rare parts, automobilia, motorcycles, books, tools and automotive treasures. Whether searching for a hard-to-find part, adding to a collection, or simply soaking up the vibrant atmosphere, visitors can expect an unmissable weekend celebrating all things motoring.
A returning standout feature of this year’s International Autojumble is the Classic Car Park, which is back bigger than ever before. Thanks to its growing popularity, increased capacity means more exceptional classic vehicles will be on display. With fresh arrivals on both days of the event, judges will have the difficult task of choosing their overall favourite each day, with the winning owners taking home the prestigious Best in Show trophy.
Owners of all makes, models and condition of pre-2000 vehicles can take part in the Classic Car Park, displaying their pride and joy to thousands of motoring enthusiasts. Classic Car Park tickets include the benefit of direct access to the Autojumble as well as entry to all Beaulieu attractions, making it the perfect way to enjoy the event. With places limited, early booking is advised.
Classic Car Park Participant Tickets are available now at: www.beaulieu.co.uk/events/international-autojumble/classic-car-park
At the heart of the International Autojumble are its famous autojumble fields, where hundreds of exhibitors create a treasure trove of motoring finds. Bustling stands are packed with everything from tools and parts to automobilia, badges, manuals, models and motoring collectables. Knowledgeable stallholders are on hand to share expertise and advice, while bargain hunters can spend hours browsing the vast selection of items on offer.
Beyond the automotive treasures, the event has grown to include an eclectic mix of vintage and retro goods, with many stalls offering unique clothing, furniture and homeware, making the event a paradise for motoring enthusiasts while offering plenty to enjoy for visitors drawn to vintage shopping, retro style and unique one-off finds.
Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere across the weekend, with Retro Grooves providing a live DJ set alongside a selection of food and drink – the perfect way to unwind after a day of browsing, bargains and catching up with old friends.
The Automart is the ideal place for showgoers to shop for their dream motor or next automotive project. For sellers, it offers an unrivalled opportunity to showcase a car or bike to thousands of eager buyers. An Automart space also includes full access to the International Autojumble and the Beaulieu attraction across both action-packed days. For pristine classics, the Dealermart presents an excellent selection of vehicles for sale from specialist traders.
Bonhams | Cars has enjoyed a long and successful partnership with the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, hosting many well-attended auctions at the International Autojumble over the past 30 years. This year, whilst there will be no live Bonhams auction at Beaulieu, the company is pleased to continue its close association with the event, and will be showcasing a carefully curated selection of exceptional classic and collector vehicles that will be offered at upcoming auctions elsewhere.
Advance one and two-day visitor tickets are available to book now. A limited number of premium tickets are also now on sale, offering exclusive benefits such as priority parking, early entry into the showground and a complimentary showguide. For full details and to book your tickets, visit www.beaulieu.co.uk/events/international-autojumble/tickets. For Exhibitor bookings, visit www.beaulieu.co.uk/events/international-autojumble/exhibitors or contact the events team at events@beaulieu.co.uk or 01590 614614.
Tickets for Beaulieu’s International Autojumble include full access to the entire Beaulieu attraction. Visitors can explore the National Motor Museum and its latest exhibition Driven: Britain’s Motoring Story, Palace House, 13th-century Beaulieu Abbey, Monorail, Secret Army Exhibition, Brabazon Restaurant and Little Beaulieu, the adventure play area. Plus, Beaulieu’s interactive feature display We Had One Of Those where visitors can relive the cars from their past.