The Harrogate Car Enthusiasts Motor Show is set to return to Harrogate Rugby Club this weekend in aid of Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Set to be held on Saturday (11th May), the motor show is for anything motoring related, whether it’s cars, vans, lorries, motorbikes, scooters, steam engines or tractors.
And as a special treat for this year’s visitors, the Yorkshire Air Ambulance will be landing at the rugby club between 1pm and 2pm.
The event, which runs from 10am until 4pm, also includes charity stalls and kids entertainment.
Barry Busby, Organiser of the event, said:
“The Yorkshire Air ambulance will be landing at our showground - unless there’s an emergency call out - so everyone can have a look inside the helicopter and meet the crew.
“We'll also have Stoneacre with us to showcase a range of electric vehicles and offer test drives.
“There’s so much for all the family to do this year and free admission for all.
“100% of the money donated is given straight to the Yorkshire Air ambulance.”

The show is expecting between 300-400 vehicles, depending on the weather, including minibuses, steam engines and tractors.
The event is free to attend for visitors, stallholders and people looking to bring their classic vehicles – although donations are encouraged.
To book or for more information, call Barry on 07785355307.

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