Boys and their expensive toys

If the saying ‘boys will be boys’ is anything for us to go by, we can be sure that boys of any age will be gearing-up to attend the fourteenth Boyz Stuff Show over the weekend in the capital.

Car enthusiasts and motorsports fans should head to the Cyprus International Fair in Makedonitissa where the show will be even bigger than ever. It will host a number of companies that offer car related improvement products, accessories, valeting services, tyres, lubricants, auto parts, replacement auto parts and tools.
But the boys – and girls who have a need for speed – will also get to see unique supercars, but also rally, hill climb, drift, dragster and time attack cars. There will be cars associated with almost all brands, you will also be able to experience some high-powered car sound systems, go through an immense collection of 4X4 vehicles and also come across cars that you wouldn’t normally see driving around out there.

The weekend is a double whammy as the ninth Classic Car Exhibition will be held in parallel to the Boyz Stuff Show in hall five of the fair. Here classic car enthusiasts will be able to enjoy the biggest exhibition of classic cars in the country. Get ready to see some collector cars that have become all-time classics, as well as outstanding supercars.

There is more. An Enduro race will be held with over 60 participating motorcyclists, who will offer an outstanding show as they race through their special stage route, on the grounds of the Cyprus International Fair.

Fourteenth Boyz Stuff Show
Classic and sports car exhibition. November 11-12. ExpoCyprus, Engomi, Nicosia. 10am-11pm. Tel: 22-203600

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