They don’t make bikes like that anymore!
The Motor Classic Show returns for its third year to the event hall of Suan Lum Night Bazaar Ratchadaphisek this weekend, running tomorrow and Sunday (April 8-9) from noon to midnight.
Organised by Yongyuth Angsukran, aka Tum Motor Classic, Suan Lum Night Bazaar’s chief executive and producer of TV programme “Vintage on the Way” in collaboration with Jirawat “Man BMW” Preecha, founder of page World War Classic Bike, the show brings together more than 200 classic motorbikes from Europe, America and Japan including the 1923 Triumph Model SD, 1938 BMW R12, 1946 Harley Davidson WL750, and the 1961 Honda C95 Benly.
Other activities include a talk by motorcycle gurus and collectors plus auctions of vintage car accessories and spare parts. Part of the proceeds will be shared between different charities.
Tickets cost Bt100 at the door and include the chance to participate in the raffle.
Find out more at (089) 520 2000 or visit Facebook.com/TTAMmotorclassic?pnref=story.
