John Chatwin, organiser, in the 1930’s Morgan & Tony Knight and his Ultima GTR, the car is a British designed mid-engine supercar, the GTR is the fastest accelerating and decelerating car of all time.
The popular show is the first major outdoor classic motoring event of the year attracting over 1500 vehicles.
Descending on the 17th century stately home will be over 100 American cars, 72 car club stands plus commercial vehicles such as military vehicles, buses, motorbikes and farm machinery. Also on display will be collection of lovingly restored period caravans dating back to the early 1920’s.
The event offers visitors a variety of attractions from death-defying arena displays to a host of activities and stalls that will keep the whole family entertained.
For vehicle enthusiasts the autojumble and trade stands area is a must see. All kinds of automobile and collectible items can be found on the stands along with the opportunity to pick up those hard-to-find spare parts.
Looking forward to a busy weekend Andrea Webster, Weston Park’s Marketing Executive said: “With so much to see and do this festival can certainty fill your Easter weekend.”
The Midlands Festival of Transport is open from 10am to 5pm on Sunday 23rd and Monday 24th March. Admission prices are £7 for adults, £3 for children. Free parking and onsite catering will be available.
For further information on future events at Weston Park visit www.weston-park.com call 01952 852100
