Huge thanks and appreciation goes out to the Biddulph Town Council staff, Biddulph Local People’s Group, Becci’s Kitchen, the Rooster band, Volunteers, Marshals, those that participated in showing off their vehicles and most importantly everyone that came!

Congratulations to everyone who was awarded a best vehicle!

Newly redeveloped Town Hall frontage and the Local Mining History exhibition.

Now for the kick off of the event, first with the arrival of cars!

Next people arriving and learning about the history of Biddulph and the miners.

Now for the main event, the vehicles!

Live music from Rooster!

Many thanks to the band for the music to keep the mood despite the weather!

Official Frontage Opening

Next the Official opening of the redeveloped Town Hall frontage by Mayor Adrian Lawton & the ribbon cut by Deputy Lieutenant Judy Scott-Moncrieff.Next the Official opening of the redeveloped Town Hall frontage by Mayor Adrian Lawton & the ribbon cut by Deputy Lieutenant Judy Scott-Moncrieff.

Best Vehicle Awards

Please see below the list of winners:

Motorbike/Scooter: Paul Bayley – 1968 Triumph Daytona

American: Tony Gilbert – 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback Bullitt Tribute
Pre-War: Phil Cotton – 1936 MG TA
Sports 1939-1960: Thomas Lakin – 1948 Lloyd 650 Roadster
Sports 1961 Onwards: Kevin Moston – 1991 Ford Fiesta RS Turbo
Saloon 1939-1960: Ken Latham – 1960 Ford Prefect 107E
Saloon 1961 Onwards: John Eardley – 1965 Jaguar S Type 3.8ltr
Tractor, Wagon, Military: Alan Brown – 1952 Fordson E27N
Modified, Replica, Special: Richard Eyre – Replica of a 1963 Ferrari California 260

The judges commended:
Brian Chaddock’s 1937 Rolls Royce 25/30
Peter Harding’s 1923 Morris Cowley
Ben Smith for building his own Mini

The ‘Judges Choice’ was awarded to Frank James for his 1973 BMW 2002 Cabriolet.

The Vehicles!

Now finally almost every vehicle at the show. Now finally almost every vehicle at the show. Apologies if I've missed any vehicles, if I did, I hope to catch you next year!