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Hemingway’s Classic Car Boot Sale calling all motorhomes

There was plenty to see and do last time the Hemingways got to the capital

by Damien Sharkov
“They would be daft to miss it!” exclaims designer Wayne Hemingway, when asked why caravan and motorhome enthusiasts should attend his upcoming Classic Car Boot sale.
“Wonderful location, amazing content, great food, music and its only £4 for the public,” continues Wayne excitedly.
For the second time in the last twelve months, haute couture veteran Wayne Hemingway and his team will be taking over London’s Southbank (this time over the weekend of 15-16 March) and they are rallying any and all Mods, Vintage car lovers and retro enthusiasts.
After successfully hosting the caravan headlined Festival of Thrift and with demand for another Classic Car Boot sale growing, Wayne has returned to delight lovers of thrift and vintage once again.
Twenty vintage motorhome businesses have already registered to join the fray, including Noble Espresso, Anna Mae’s and the charmingly named Van Dough.
Emma, gives us a sample of the more ostentatious things visitors can expect to see at the sale, listing “Bretton Suitcases, London Tube signs and an Anchor” among the numerous highlights of the last sale they hosted.
As for the philosophy behind of Wayne’s celebration of vintage, it is simple: “A bit of nostalgia is allowed, but above all it’s about timeless quality,” he says. We can think of more than a few campers, caravans and motorhomes that fit the criteria.
If you would like to get involved in the Classic Car Boot Sale on the 15 and 16 March or for more information about the event click here or for a sneak preview, click on the video below: