The hugely popular Gaydon Land Rover Show returns for its eighth year on 7 & 8 May at the British Motor Museum. The dedicated weekend show will once again showcase hundreds of Land Rovers from 1948 to the present day and is one of the biggest days in the calendar for Land Rover fans and families.
The Jaguar Land Rover Experience will be returning to the show with their daunting obstacles to showcase the technology and capabilities of the Land Rover and Range Rover models. There will also be the chance for visitors to ride in one of the new Defenders over the various obstacles.
Well-known Land Rover journalist and specialist Emrys Kirby will host two workshop talks on the Saturday about the Land Rover Stage Two Register vehicles. At the centre of the show will be the Arena where Dave Barker will lead an enthusiastic and knowledgeable team, providing live commentary and inviting owners, restorers, club members and enthusiasts to share their stories.
Visitors can also enjoy live music from The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra “Symphonic Six” who will be playing at the show for the first time as a small troupe on the Saturday. Whilst the popular singing trio ‘My Favourite Things’ will be returning for another year to perform on the Sunday.
Families will enjoy the ‘Mini Me’ kids trial with mini vintage and modern Land Rovers touring around the show arena. Children are invited to come along and display their ‘Mini Me’ Land Rover vehicles with all Miniatures welcome.
Tom Caren, Show Manager at the British Motor Museum stated “The Land Rover Show is a great two-day celebration of this iconic marque and a fantastic day out for all the family with displays, live music, parades, and club celebrations. Camping in the grounds is also available on the Friday and Saturday evening for those wanting to make a weekend of it and enjoy the great atmosphere!”
Those looking for much sought-after spare parts can browse for merchandise and vehicle parts in the trade area. The Museum and Collections Centre will also be open where visitors can view the wide range of Land Rovers in the collection, including the original HUE 166 which is the first Land Rover ever produced.
Anyone wishing to enter their Land Rover into the show can do so online for just £9. This includes entry to the show for the driver and one for the weekend. Additional tickets are available to purchase if extra passengers are required. Advance ticket prices are £14.50 per adult, £9 per Child (5-16 years), Under 5 free, £12.50 per Concession and £40 for a Family. Camping is just £10 per person for per night when booked in advance, with two children able to camp for free with a paying adult.
To find out more information about the show please call 01926 895300 or visit the website at www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/whats-on/gaydon-land-rover-show
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