Bradford Classic 2013 18th / 19th of August

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Now in its eighth year, the Bradford Classic 2013 will again make use of the stunning six-acre City Park (http://www.cityparkbradford.co.uk/) to display more than 300 classic vehicles over the two days.

As ever, we have a theme for the weekend, which this year will be "Made in Bradford". So, we will be looking for a good display of Bradford built Jowett cars, but don't be surprised if you see other vehicles like International Harvester classic tractors and Scott motorcycles. There must be more out there, tell us about it if you know of any.

As always, entry for the public and exhibiting of vehicles is free and prizes are awarded for best vehicles. If you wish to enter a vehicle, but are uncertain if you can make a definite commitment, then please contact me.

We plan to hold a continental market in the city centre over the Bradford Classic weekend and we are looking at live music and other activities to enhance this great event.

We are looking to set up a display of classic motorcycles on the Sunday and are looking for interest from private owners and clubs so if you know anybody that would be interested then please pass on my details so they can get in touch with me.

If you need any further information or a booking form please feel free to join our facebook page where details will be updated on a regular basis https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/110062221408/
or email haley.torok@bradford.gov.uk

[PAUL BEAUMONT]

Went on Saturday. Bradfords proliferated (Mine, Ray Horsfall with the Morrisons, Michael Booth, the Pellits, and the Bradford Industrial Museum van, supplemented by their Jason) there is a picture on the Bradford Telegraph and Argus site.
Superb 1910 Rolls and a 1913 Morris as well as a couple of Austin 7's. Most of the rest were "Performance Cars"

Paul Beaumont

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http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... ow_in_city_/