Brooklands Museum aero & auto jumble Sunday 19th July 09

[Manky Monkey]

Aero Auto Jumble including Those Magnificent Men & Our Flying Machines

off the B374, just a few minutes from Junction 10 of the M25 and the A3 London to Portsmouth trunk road. Leave the A3 at the Painshill junction (A245) and follow the brown ‘Brooklands Museum’ signs.

The only Jumble in the UK that combines Car, Motorcycle and Aero, with around a hundred assorted stalls, together with open cockpits, engine runs and Meet the Pilots.

8.00 Aero Auto Jumble open for Early Birds - tickets £15 for adults, £5 for children (parking in The Heights off Wellington Way, but please note that until 9am, Wellington Way may only be accessed from Brooklands Road, the B374)
10.00 Museum open - usual admission prices
10.30-12.30 Meet the Pilots beside the Hunter, Wellington, Vanguard and Harrier aircraft
11.00-13.00 Hawker Hurricane Workshop tours
11.30-11.45 Napier Railton static engine run outside the Campbell/ ERA Sheds
12.15-12.45 Aero-engine running demos: Bleriot, Santos-Dumont Demoiselle, Kronfield Drone & Sopwith Camel on grass behind Concorde
14.00-16.30 Workshop tours and Meet the Pilots sessions continue
14.30-14.45 Napier Railton static engine run
15.30-16.00 Aero-engine running demos as above
17.00 Museum and event close

All Visitor parking in The Heights (access via Wellington Way) or in our gravel car park at Mercedes-Benz World.

Contact: Brooklands Museum  jumbles@brooklandsmuseum.com  07805 034844

http://www.brooklandsjumble.com

http://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/index.php?

[Manky Monkey]

A bit disappointing this one.
Taz was workng today, so I took a leisurely drive over to the Brooklands Museum around lunchtime -it's only about 10 miles from us. I'd gone hoping to pick up an interesting set of vintage car or aeroplane lights to act as indicators on my Pop pick-up project, but the few jumble stalls that were there were almost all selling collectables -highly polished & over-priced bonnet mascots, books & models.
Several Australian registered Napiers in the carpark though & the aluminum bodied Napier Railton race car sounded absolutely awesome running through it's 3 huge fishtail exhausts.
A pleasant enough way to while away a couple of hours, but I'm glad I hadn't travelled any great distance to get there.

http://mankymonkeymotors.co.uk/Photos/brooklandsjumble19.7.09/

[Manky Monkey]

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[panthershaun]

next build then Manky 

[Manky Monkey]

It's enormous -like a bloomin' truck. Thundering round the bumpy concrete banked track in that at over 100mph must've been terrifying. I want one.