The Austin Ten Drivers Club is bringing a cracking line-up of pre-war Austins to the show, showcasing just how usable and well-engineered these little classics still are today. On the stand you’ll find a brilliant spread of models, including a 1934 Ten Chrome Radiator, 1935 Ten Lichfield, 1936 Austin 18 Hertford, 1936 Austin 20 Mayfair limousine, and a 1937 Austin 12 New Ascot – a proper cross-section of Austin motoring from the golden era.

But this isn’t just about admiring the metal. The club will be running hands-on servicing and maintenance demonstrations throughout the day, sharing the practical know-how that keeps these cars on the road. Expect useful tips on using the correct spanner sizes, understanding threads, and adjusting and setting points – the sort of old-school skills every classic owner should have in their toolkit.

Whether you’re running a pre-war Austin or just keen to learn how things were done properly, this is a stand well worth stopping at.