The Show

The Capel Classic Car & Bike Show

The Capel Classic Car & Bike Show takes place every year on the 3rd Saturday of August. From humble beginnings in the early 90's it has now become one of the most anticipated shows in the season of Classic Shows.
The show opens to the public at 12 noon and runs until 5pm. Entry Fee to the entire show £5/pp. Children under 12 go free.

Get your entrance tickets at the Capel Box Office website.

Auto Jumble

The Auto Jumble sale has its own attraction and is now inseparable from the show. We are trying to get in as many stalls as space permits. Want to have a stall or pitch? Please follow this link and register.

Annual Flower Show

This year in its 126th year, the Summer Show is always on the 3rd Saturday in August, sited on Capel Recreation Ground, it runs alongside the Capel Classic Car Show. The Grand Marquee is surrounded by a traditional village fete with fabulous food and drink offerings, including a mini beer festival with a selection from various local breweries. As well as a Fun Dog Show there are hobby and handicraft displays and exhibitors selling home-made produce, crafts and plants. Please have a look at the Capel Show website. Get your entrance tickets at the Capel Box Office website.

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What our visitors say

What the show does well:: mix of cars good stalls on another note brooklands stall should of been up the top not by the auto jumble just my vue

Any other feedback: said in last question

Mr Q I, Car or Bike exhibitor

What the show does well:: Vast exhibit of cars and bikes of all makes and ages

Any other feedback: The grouping of the same name of vehicles could have been organised better

Mr A G, Car or Bike exhibitor

What the show does well:: Exihibit a large variety of classic cars

Any other feedback:

Mr E G, Car or Bike exhibitor

What the show does well:: It gets like-minded motoring enthusiasts together at a local village show.

Any other feedback: It was me who started with the first autojumble stall way back when and after than initial “trial” (as the organisers were not sure about it) it’s been a hit. However, we’ve got pushed to the back of the field and now seem to be rather an after-thought.

Mr S X, Auto Jumble Stall Holder

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Latest news

We have improved our registration system

Due to the continuing popularity of the show we have had to become smarter in the way we operated the exhibit registration and issued show passes. When you sign up […]

Carbon Offsetting: we’re continuing our push for green

The Capel Classic Car & Bike Show will neutralise the CO2 emissions of its exhibitors. We will do our bit to combat climate change whilst at the same time improving […]

2018 Show video now available

You’ll find the movie on our gallery pages. For the first time ever we have managed to put a comprehensive show video together. A combination of traditional camera work, drone […]

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Some facts about the 2018 show

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A message from the chairman

Dear Friends! The 2019 show now lies ahead. The organisational wheels have started to grind. We have new faces in the committee and a reshuffle of duties and tasks with people now dedicated to 'sustainability' of the show and also a 'set-up / breakdown manager'. We have settled on Triumph as show focus and we'll try to make something special of it. Of course the improvements of last year will continue with a splendid PA System and our uprated toilets. We anticipate to have a compère this year to make the event more engaging and to hear some interesting stories from some of the exhibitors. We are looking to create a little more space in the grounds so we can host a few more exhibits and also create buffer space for queuing. Also we are looking at ways to reduce congestion in the village. Last year some of you didn't make it into the grounds due to overheating of engines. We will do our utmost to avoid this from happening again. We have introduced arrival slots to spread out the numbers arriving which should ease the flow and improve access to the grounds. Potentially we will use a 'one way' system for arrivals. All will be signposted on the day. We look forward to greeting you all again.
Dik Hoogmoed