The show will take place on Saturday, May 9 at the Knysna High School sports fields, located on Waterfront Drive. Gates open to the public from 09:30 to 16:00 and the entrance charge is R30 per adult (children under 18 free).
The 2014 show was highly praised for the exceptionally high standard of quality, the variety and number of sport and modern classics, veteran and vintage cars and motorcycles that were on display, making it a resounding success for participants and the organising committee.
For the 2015 motor show, the aim is to build on these accolades with a select display of classic, performance, speciality and featured one-make cars and motorcycles. The objective is to present a show with a difference, providing the opportunity for owners of high quality and unique cars and motorcycles to display their vehicles. To ensure that the standard is maintained, invitation to participate in the motor show is handled on a personal basis.
Visitors will see an array of Ferraris, Aston Martins, Jaguars, Porsches, Mustangs, Sunbeam Tigers, Rolls-Royces, Model T-Fords and more. Also on display will be Rusty Crowhurst’s 27-litre Jaguar Meteor Special powered by the un-supercharged version of the Merlin Aircraft engine, designed Rolls-Royce. In addition, the Knysna Motor Show will boast a stand dedicated to the Bloodhound SCC attempt on the world land speed record on Hakskeenpan later this year. This project is a global engineering adventure, using a 1 610km/h world land speed record attempt to inspire the next generation interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The Nelson Mandela Metro University will also be displaying an eco-car, developed by students.
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