Classic cars light up Birmingham city centre — Saturday 19 September 2026
Published 19 September 20261 min readUpdated 19 September 2026Checked 19 September 2026Hippodrome Square, Birmingham
If you fancy a quick trip into the city this Saturday, Birmingham's Hippodrome Square has been taken over by some impressive classic cars as part of Brum Transport Fest 2026 — and it's completely free.
The display is from the Gay Classic Car Group (GCCG), a club for LGBTQ+ classic car enthusiasts. You can find them at gccg.org.uk.
A British Racing Green Jaguar XJ6 Series III (C6 NPT) with the GCCG banner behind it.
The cars on show
The Austin A70 Hereford (NOK 843) — chrome grille, round headlights and a set of period club badges on the front.The Austin A70 Hereford from a different angle.A bright yellow early-1980s Mini (RMP 673Y) — with the Rover 416 GSi just behind it.The white Rover 416 GSi (G454 UEW).
Getting there
From Sheldon:The A45 Coventry Road has direct bus links into Birmingham city centre
Shuttle:Free classic bus shuttle between Centenary Square and Hippodrome Square on Saturday
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