Autotron Classics 2026, Autotron Rosmalen

Autotron Classics calls itself the oldest classic car show in the Netherlands, and the 2026 edition takes place on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November at Autotron in Rosmalen, near 's-Hertogenbosch. The halls are open from 10:00 to 17:00 on both days.

The show covers the whole spectrum of the hobby: iconic classics, rare parts, literature, tools and miniatures. For buyers it is a place to look for their next classic, and for restorers a place to track down a missing component. Owners share the stories behind their cars, and the mix runs from gleaming classics to half-restored projects and American hot rods, according to the Dutch listings site Wat te doen in.

This year's special exhibition, staged in the Eventron hall, is Pre-war, dedicated to cars built before the Second World War. Clubs also use the weekend as a meeting point, and the DAF Club's PR committee, for example, has announced its presence at the show.

Tickets cost €13.50 in online presale up to and including 6 November, and €15 online or at the door on 7 and 8 November. Children up to 12 enter free with an adult. If you arrive in a classic built in 1975 or earlier, the car is admitted free and the driver and passengers pay €10 each. Parking tickets are sold separately through Autotron's ticket shop.

Autotron is at Graafsebaan 133 in Rosmalen, and the show is organised by Oldtimer Producties.