We are excited to share that Nick Young will be attending the Newark Vintage Tractor and Heritage Show 2025, one of the UK’s favourite events celebrating the best of classic tractors, agricultural machinery, and farming heritage.
The show takes place at Newark Showground on 8 and 9 November 2025, bringing together tractor enthusiasts, collectors, and families from across the country. It is a wonderful weekend filled with nostalgia, craftsmanship, and a genuine love for farming traditions.
Celebrating Farming Heritage
The Newark show is more than just a display of machines. It is where stories, skills, and generations come together to honour the roots of British farming. Across the showground you will find rows of beautifully restored tractors, polished engines, and vintage implements that tell the story of how agriculture has evolved.
At Nick Young, we believe in keeping this history alive by supporting the people who restore and maintain it. Whether you are rebuilding a Ferguson TE20, restoring a Fordson Major, or maintaining a John Deere classic, our team will be there to offer friendly advice and help you find the right parts to keep your tractor running smoothly.
Quality Parts, Classic Passion
Nick Young Tractor Parts has built a reputation for providing reliable components that help vintage tractors stay in working order. From engine parts and electrics to fittings and accessories, every product we supply is carefully chosen for quality and authenticity.
Our team combines decades of experience with a genuine passion for classic machinery. We take pride in helping restorers and collectors source the parts they need, and we love hearing the stories behind every rebuild and restoration project.
Visit Us at Newark
If you are planning to visit the show, make sure to stop by our stand. You will find a fantastic range of parts and accessories on display, along with our friendly team who are always happy to help.
Newark Showground
8–9 November 2025
Come and say hello and join us in celebrating the engineering, innovation, and heritage that continue to shape farming today.
