A selection of the best classic-car dealers in the world have been confirmed as exhibitors at The London Show, hosted by Classic and Sports Car magazine.
Classics from manufacturers such as Jaguar, Rolls-Royce and Bentley will all be on display at the event, which takes place at Alexandra Palace later this year.
The line-up of dealers that will be exhibiting includes JD Classics, Hexagon Classics, Frank Dale & Stepsons, New Forest Classic Cars, Maranello Classic Parts, Graypaul Classic Cars and DD Classics, with more set to join before the show commences.
These dealers are all set to bring several models from their stock, with JD Classics promising to display a high level of cars. It has sold cars from manufacturers such as Aston Martin and Ferrari in the past, and JD Classics owner Derek Wood said of the event: “We’re very excited to be involved in Classic & Sports Car – The London Show. Alexandra Palace is a sensational location for this event. Rest assured we will more than match its drama with a display of the finest historic cars.”
Paul Michaels, chairman of Hexagon Classics, also spoke of the company's excitement at being involved with the event, saying: “We’re huge fans of Classic & Sports Car magazine, so we’re very proud to be involved with this exciting new London event. I have no doubt it will be extremely well attended - and the fact it is being held at such a majestic location as Alexandra Palace is the icing on the cake.”
Hexagon Classics is likely to display some of its traditional stock, including Porsche models, although it has recently become an official Lotus dealer, so will also feature an original Lotus Elite on its stand.
If more luxurious models are your thing then Bentley and Rolls-Royce specialists Frank Dale & Stepsons will most likely have something of interest, as the company specialises in everything from pre-war Wraiths to 1960s Silver Clouds.
New Forest Classic Cars specialises in restored examples of the Jaguar E-type Series 1, and Daniel Smith, senior team leader, said: “We will be showing off what we think are the finest prepared E-types in the world.”
Other exhibits will include an automotive art gallery and displays of historic racing cars. Tickets for the event, which runs from 30 October to 1 November, will go on sale on 1 June.
Get the latest car news, reviews and galleries from Autocar direct to your inbox every week. Enter your email address below:
from Autocar RSS Feed http://ift.tt/1cvplgc
via AGYA
