With the last "classic" Mini being produced on the 4th October 2000, this event commemorate the loss of this iconic car from showrooms around the country, by inviting many of those that have been saved by their dedicated owners to Brooklands for the day. Enjoy impressive display of hundreds of Minis, old and new, with food stalls, live music, Test Hill ascents and more!
All types of Mini (including the modern BMW models) are invited to this annual event, so expect displays in all areas of the Museum site. From the oldest to the newest, this year's event will see some of the earliest examples nestling among hundreds of Minis and their variations including vans and pickups. As always Test Hill will be in action in the morning and afternoon.
There will be a variety of trade stands offering Mini parts, spares and memorabilia.
Event included in normal Museum admission.
Children under 4 go free. (members go free)
Visit website for full details and ticket prices
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