Beaulieu International Autojumble 2027

Beaulieu's International Autojumble is provisionally set for Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 September 2027, in the parkland of the National Motor Museum in Hampshire's New Forest. It will be the 60th edition of an event that Beaulieu describes as the biggest outdoor sale of motoring items this side of the Atlantic, and for many parts hunters it is the one weekend of the year that cannot be missed.

The heart of the weekend is the autojumble fields. Hundreds of exhibitors fill them with rare parts, specialist tools, vintage automobilia, enamel signs, books, motorcycles and collectables. Ahead of the 2026 event, Beaulieu promoted more than 1,000 stands. For owners of pre-war and early post-war cars in particular, the stands remain one of the best places in Britain to find period spares in person rather than online.

Alongside the stalls, the Automart offers a variety of motor vehicles for sale. In 2026 a Classic Car Park returned for its second year, larger than before, showing an eclectic display of pre-2000 vehicles that gave visitors a reason to pause between the stands. Bonhams has long been associated with the weekend. In 2026 there was no live Bonhams auction at Beaulieu, but the company displayed a selection of cars due to be offered at its sales elsewhere.

One of the event's strengths is that an Autojumble ticket includes the entire Beaulieu attraction. That means the National Motor Museum and its exhibition Driven: Britain's Motoring Story, Palace House, the 13th-century Beaulieu Abbey, the Monorail and the Secret Army Exhibition. Combining a morning of rummaging with an afternoon in one of Britain's great motoring collections is what turns a parts fair into a full day out.

Reviewing the 2026 edition, the motoring site Wheels-Alive noted that the Autojumble is not as huge as it once was. It put this down to fewer overseas visitors, internet parts sales and higher travel costs for stallholders, but its verdict was still that the weekend had "a happy buzz". The 59th edition took place on 12-13 September 2026. Beaulieu has called the 2027 dates provisional, so check with the organiser before making travel plans.