THIS YEAR’S CLASSICS ON THE COMMON WAS HELD ON
WEDNESDAY 24TH JULY 2024
Thanks to all those who exhibited or visited and to all those donating to our charities
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Classics on the Common
organised by
Rotary in Harpenden
held on
Harpenden Common
Harpenden, Herts AL5 2JF.
Entrance for all
classic vehicles is
opposite the Silver Cup
public house
Classics on the Common
67 High Street
Harpenden
AL5 2SL
THIS YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS
A report on and photos from this year’s event will be available shortly.
The date of next year’s Classics on the Common will be publicised here once finalised.
Gallery 2024
Gallery photographs by Steve Collins Photography
Aerial photographs 2024
Aerial photographs by Richard Washbrooke Photography
Top-Ranking Event
Once a year, Harpenden Common comes alive for a day with up to 1000 classics cars, motor cycles and scooters. Every decade of the 20th century is represented, with the likes of a 1904 Crestmobile and a 1913 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud sharing space with a 1984 Lincoln Continental and a 1996 Aston Martin DB7.
Little wonder Classics on the Common, one of Britain’s biggest mid-week classic car shows, ranks among the top events of the classics calendar.
Watch the Classics on the Common VIDEO
Treat yourself to a fascinating 13 minutes watching hundreds of yesteryear’s classic vehicles – cars, motorbikes, and scooters – assemble on Harpenden Common for the annual Classics on the Common show.
Take in the pride and dedication of the owners, the enthusiasm and enjoyment of the spectators and appreciate the many roles played by Rotary in Harpenden members and others in making the event happen.
The organisers, Rotary in Harpenden, thank all who support the event so generously
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