Beaulieu Autojumble Requests?

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Beaulieu Autojumble Requests?

#1 Post by steveep » Sat Sep 10, 2011 11:31 am

So I'm at the Beaulieu Autojumble this weekend torturing myself spending days looking at stuff I either can't afford or can't fit in my luggage for the return trip .... and just thought I'd mention it in-case anyone wanted me to take pictures or look-out for brochures, manuals, etc. of anything obscure

Unfortunately the window for making such requests is only about 12 hours, but it didn't really occur to me that I should have maybe posted until I was already into the first day here...but all the same, thought I'd throw it up here!

The museum on site contains a pre-production prototype from '48 "one of the oldest surviving land rovers in the world" - very cool - as well as the 1989 camel trophy winner 110

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#2 Post by ANDYD » Sat Sep 10, 2011 1:03 pm

Hi Steve,

I'm presuming the Beaulieu Autojumble is in the UK?

Nothing I personally need but it sounds very interesting, it would be great if you snap some photos and we will post them up in the Gallery when you return.

Cheers, Andy

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#3 Post by steveep » Sun Sep 11, 2011 12:02 am

Hey Andy,

I suppose it's probably a bigger deal for the general Brit Car , but yeah, among some of those circles it's a bit of a mecca of sorts! On the estate of Lord Montagu, there's a permanent motoring museum which is very impressive and also hosts temporary exhibitions. Currently a fantastic World of Top Gear exhibition which is fantastic (if you're a fan of the show) and a James Bond exhibition.

In addition the estate also hosts a number of motoring events through the year, of which the Autojumble is probably the largest. I believe it's about 3000 stalls of mostly British auto + motorcycle parts, books, automobilia, collectibles etc .. they say that "if it exists, it is at Beaulieu" ... as well as an auction held over the two days, a boot sale, and a more tradition section of cars for sale.

Anywhoo, I'll try to snap away today and then get some pictures up within the next few weeks :)

Cheers,

Steve

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