Next Meet: Saturday 27 Sept 2025, 9am until 12pm, Bradmoor Farm, Haddenham, HP17 8JX

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Haddenham Classics
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  • Who we are
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    • HC Monthly Meets
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    • HC at Car Shows
    • HC Workshops
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  • Join
  • articles to read
    • Torque Talk
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    • Birks Motorworks
    • TP Smart Repairs
    • Chester Bentley
    • Speed Icons by Joel Clark
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Haddenham Classics at car shows

We attend several car shows each year as a club, so people can enjoy looking at our vehicles, and also to promote Haddenham Classics to those who may wish to become  members.

You might want to join us on our stand as a helper, or to show your car. So far this year we have attended the Chiltern Hills Rally, and The Big Meet, and we will also be at Kop Hill Climb. Details below.

kop hill climb, september 2025

We will be attending Kop Hill Climb, in Princes Risborough, on  20 and 21 September this year. If you would like your car to be on our stand, please choose Haddenham Classics when you buy your ticket. You can purchase a ticket for one day or both.


Tickets for clubs can be purchased at https://kophillclimb.org.uk/club-display/


Also drop us a message at haddenhamclassics@gmail.com so we can total up how many are going to be representing our club.


We need people to set up our stand on the Friday before and man our stand on the Saturday and Sunday, so let us know if you can help and we can add you to the list of volunteer crew. 

Hellfire Motor Vehicle Club’s the Big Meet, July 2025

by Lee Jones


On Saturday 19 July, Hellfire Motor Vehicle Club’s, The Big Meet, returned to the Walled Garden at West Wycombe, an event run ‘by petrolheads, for petrolheads’, attracting over 300 vehicles of all eras.


Despite the very wet weather during the day, the show didn't lack energy. Many visitors attended, undeterred by the rain, to explore trade and food stands, and celebrate motoring heritage with the wide range of cars on display. 


Haddenham Classics displayed a stand of ten cars, and club director, Lee Jones, lent a helping hand stewarding at the event. Haddenham Classics’ display added a first-class selection of classic vehicles, contributing to the show’s broad appeal. Club members mingled with attendees, sharing stories about the British weather and how to avoid getting your feet wet when going for a coffee!


Behind the scenes, Hellfire Motor Vehicle Club Director, David Banes, along with the Hellfire crew, worked incredibly hard and meticulously planned the day. Their efforts produced a well-oiled show that raised funds both for Men With Machines CIC, the parent community interest company, and for its chosen mental health charities.


With approximately 300 display cars on site, not including gate entry vehicles, the atmosphere was a triumph of community and automotive passion. Despite the weather, footfall remained high, as spectators explored a variety of stands, including detailing, clothing, and car accessories.


Plans are already afoot for a third show, next year, with both clubs confirming their intention to return to West Wycombe in the summer of 2026. 

Video of The Big Meet by Rubicon Drones and gallery of pictures by Chris Andrews.

Chiltern Hills Road run and rally, May 2025

Cars on the Chiltern Hills Road Run above and drone footage of the Road Run to the left. Below, and in the gallery at the bottom, are photos from the Chiltern Hills Rally.

by Lee Jones


Every May, the Chiltern Hills Vehicle Rally rolls into Weedon Park, and transforms the quiet Buckinghamshire countryside into a vibrant celebration of classic motoring. This year’s event, held on 18 May, was special for Haddenham Classics, as we were once again proud to host the official Chiltern Hills Rally Road Run, a 36-mil

by Lee Jones


Every May, the Chiltern Hills Vehicle Rally rolls into Weedon Park, and transforms the quiet Buckinghamshire countryside into a vibrant celebration of classic motoring. This year’s event, held on 18 May, was special for Haddenham Classics, as we were once again proud to host the official Chiltern Hills Rally Road Run, a 36-mile, pre-show run through the Chiltern Hills, which ends up at Weedon Park in time for the show.


Breakfast baps and banter


The day began bright and early at 7am, at Aylesbury Tuck, Rabans Lane, where kettles were already on the boil and fry-ups were flying off the grill. Drivers arrived with gleaming paintwork and high spirits, ready to take on the route through the Buckinghamshire countryside.


Hosts, Lee Jones and Dave Robinson (our very own dynamic duo), took charge of the morning, welcoming drivers with the warmth and humour that has come to define Haddenham Classics. Over steaming mugs of tea and hearty breakfasts, they briefed participants on the route, the day ahead, and what to expect – though no one could have predicted all of it...


Classic countryside with a twist


Although the Road Run route was thoughtfully planned, the ever-evolving HS2 project decided to add its own twist to proceedings. A few out-of-date turns and missing signs led to a handful of amusing detours, sparking plenty of confusion and laughs, as our whacky racers tried to stay on track. But that’s all part of the fun – classic motoring, with a bit of mystery thrown in!


Despite the occasional navigational challenge, the convoy pushed on past some of Buckinghamshire’s most scenic spots, including Brill Windmill, Waddesdon Manor, and the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. The real joy, though, was simply being on the road with fellow enthusiasts, enjoying the camaraderie and turning heads as the vehicles rumbled through the countryside.

A bird’s eye view 


This year, we were fortunate to have the start of the Road Run captured by Will Hughes of Heimdallr Drone Solutions. As the convoy pulled away from Aylesbury Tuck, Will’s drone soared overhead, catching aerial video and pictures of the cars snaking their way out of town and into the Chilterns.

The footage from the Road Ru

A bird’s eye view 


This year, we were fortunate to have the start of the Road Run captured by Will Hughes of Heimdallr Drone Solutions. As the convoy pulled away from Aylesbury Tuck, Will’s drone soared overhead, catching aerial video and pictures of the cars snaking their way out of town and into the Chilterns.

The footage from the Road Run perfectly captured the spirit of the day. Many thanks to Will for his help.


A proper day out


Once the cars arrived at Weedon Park, the scene was set for a fantastic day. The Haddenham Classics stand had various members’ cars proudly on display – ranging from three elegant Rolls Royce saloons, to British classics, and even a few quirky surprises, including a 2CV.


The show, organised by Adrian Fell, was a lively and welcoming affair with something for everyone. There was live music, a fun dog show, great food and drink, children’s rides, trade stalls, and of course, hundreds of stunning vehicles to admire (see photo gallery below by Chris Andrews). Adrian and his team of volunteers work incredibly hard to make the event run smoothly, and it was clear from the buzz around the field that their efforts were appreciated by all.


What really sets the Chiltern Hills Rally apart is the atmosphere. It’s not just a car show – it’s a community gathering, where enthusiasts old and new can meet, chat and share stories. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just love seeing some vintage wheels with the family, it’s impossible not to feel part of something special.

The Haddenham Classics spirit


At Haddenham Classics, we believe that cars are meant to be driven, enjoyed and talked about –preferably over a pint or a bacon sandwich! Since our founding in 2021, by Lee Jones, we’ve grown into a vibrant community of classic vehicle lovers who meet regularly, support local causes, and encourage everyone to 

The Haddenham Classics spirit


At Haddenham Classics, we believe that cars are meant to be driven, enjoyed and talked about –preferably over a pint or a bacon sandwich! Since our founding in 2021, by Lee Jones, we’ve grown into a vibrant community of classic vehicle lovers who meet regularly, support local causes, and encourage everyone to get involved, no matter what they drive (or aspire to drive!).


Our club meets are on the last Saturday of every month at Bradmoor Farm, Haddenham, and we welcome all kinds of vehicles – from classic cars and motorbikes, to buses and the odd eccentric project car. Our events are all about friendship, inclusion, and having fun while preserving automotive history.


Looking ahead


As the last of the engines cooled and the sun dipped behind the clouds at Weedon Park, one thing was clear: the 2025 Road Run and the Chiltern Hills Rally had been a roaring success. We’re already looking ahead to next year, with plans to refine the Road Run route (and maybe update the map this time!) and make the day even bigger and better.


We’d love to see new faces join us next time – whether you're a club member, a rally regular, or just someone with a soft spot for classic motors and good company.


Join our club


If you’re interested in learning more about Haddenham Classics, visiting our events, or even getting involved, have a look around our website. You can also follow us on social media for updates, photos and event news, and you can join our club here.


We’re proud of what we’ve built – a club not just about the cars, but about people, friendship, and a shared passion for keeping history alive and wheels turning. 


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