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Showcasing the best models on four wheels, the Classic Motor Show features a diverse range of classic cars for all those who are passionate about these automobiles. Displaying over a thousand cars which cover a wide spectrum of colours and models, from easily accessible classics to unique designer masterpieces, the show pays tribute to every automobile age, brand and design, from vintage to veteran classics.

The Classic Motor Show is to take place from the 14th to 16th of November 2008 at Europe's seventh largest exhibition centre: NEC, Birmingham. This venue attracts thousands of visitors not only from the United Kingdom and Europe but also from countries all over the world.

The Classic Motor Show at the NEC is the UK's largest classic car dealership and is one of the most important marketing platforms for classic automobiles in the world. The Motor Show fulfils the dreams of both collectors and enthusiasts by making classic cars available in various budgets via many reputed and renowned classic car dealers and replica manufacturers. This enables buyers to get the best deals all under one roof.

A forum for classic car dealerships, the exhibition venue is easily accessible owing to its close proximity to both the Birmingham International Airport and the Birmingham International Station. While the Airport has a monorail link that can take visitors from the airport to the show in just ten minutes, the Station is located at the NEC complex allowing guests to reach the venue by foot in just a few minutes.

Guests opting for air travel need not worry as there are about 20 international airlines to the Birmingham International Airport.
Visitors will find that Birmingham has no shortage of accommodation, and has several hotels and lodges to suit all budgets, from functional Travelodges to Five Star luxury hotels. Birmingham also has on offer world class entertainment, theatres, museums, award winning eateries and more for all visitors who wish to transform their visit to the exhibition into a weekend get-away to relax as well as enjoy the show.

While the Classic Motor Show has always only displayed four wheelers, the 2008 show has gone one step ahead and included a new section called 'The Pavilion' which is dedicated to two wheelers. Featuring many unusual bikes and scooters that belong to the pre-war days, the event is also to showcase bike models from the 80's modern classics.

Other special features like a Live Stage, Wheeler Dealer Live, Dream Rides and the Restoration Theatre are sure to make the Classic Motor Show 2008 every car enthusiast's paradise.