MINI FAIR 2010
The Mini Van and Mini Estate turn 50
The Mini Van and Mini Estate turn 50
This Sunday is the 11th year of Mini Fair, we have got a massive show waiting for you set on 2 levels of indoor exhibition space. Love your mini?, then go to Staffordshire County Showground on the 31st January and you will be amazed to see the widest range of show cars along with over 100 mini specialists providing you with everything for your mini. Start off the year with a well organised mini event that has something for every Mini enthusiast.
Advance tickets have been sold in all parts of the UK and Ireland. The furthest advance tickets sold were in New York.
New Product Launch
Classic Mini Folding bikes, see them in the fleash for the first tme at Mini Fair.
It’s not just for parts, our Mini ‘pride of ownership’ display spanning over 5 decades showing off original and modified minis with £100 for each class winner.
Vantastic Turnout
Headlining this years special display, the Mini Van and Mini Countryman/Traveller who both celebrate 50 years in 2010. These displays will be centred in the main hall.
Various club stands from around the country will be taking part in our themed display.
New for 2010 our first ever charity auction with the proceeds going to the Italian Job and The West Midlands Air Ambulance. Mini related goods will be up for grabs. The auction will take place in the seated area on the balcony also talks on classic mini rallying from Clive King at various periods during the day.
New for 2010 our first ever charity auction with the proceeds going to the Italian Job and The West Midlands Air Ambulance. Mini related goods will be up for grabs. The auction will take place in the seated area on the balcony also talks on classic mini rallying from Clive King at various periods during the day.
Raffle Mini
On the British Mini Club stand you will find this years ‘Mini for a £1’. A Mini Cooper Sport 2000 in Tahiti Blue with a silver roof. It has covered just 9600 miles from new. Tickets will be on sale from 10am till 3pm the mini will be presented to the winner at the end of the show.
We look forward to seeing you at the show, for recent updates visit www.britishminiclub.co.uk
1 comment:
This sounds like a great event! Just a little comment that the air ambulance for the West Midlands is actually called Midlands Air Ambulance rather than West Midlands Air Ambulance. The charity recieves no funding from the government and so relies completely on these kind of fundraising events. As a Mini 25 owner I wish every success to this Mini fair and a big Happy 50th Birthday to the Mini Estate and the Mini Van. Hope you all have a great day!
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