Revealing Eco Classics at the NEC Classic Car Show

This year Eco Classics have a stand at the NEC classic car show in Birmingham and will be revealing the long awaited E-Type Jaguar which has had a full body restoration and conversion. You will be able to see this classic car up close and appreciate the work that has gone into making this icon classic car future proof. Also on display is the classic Porsche 911 Targa from 1984 which we featured on an earlier episode as a birthday surprise and the new Mika Meon electric beach buggy. So pop along and meet Nick and the Eco Classic team and check out these incredible classic electric cars!
Video Contents -
0.00 Revealing the Electric Stag
1:01 Charging Point
1:23 Gear Shifter
1:48 PTC Heater
2:16 911/Beach Buggy
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[@chargeheadsuk]

See you there Sunday 👍⚡️🇬🇧

[@A-Lovely-Bit-of-Kit]

Frustrating that I can't get to the show this year - to much to do on the existing fleet. Have a good show!

[@datbs]

Thank you lovely bit of kit

[@robhills2613]

Hi, Can you explain the issue with the placement of the charging port please?

[@datbs]

Hi Rob, The DVLA have been getting quite tough on placement of the charging points in classic cars, and Eco Classics policy on cutting holes in cars has always been clear that the original integrity of the vehicle must remain within the body work so the decision was made to place the charging point in the boot