Kecskemét’s beloved Veteran Auto and Motorcycle Parts Market returns to the Szent László Boulevard (Szent László körút) fairground in 2026, running from February through November, every fourth Saturday, 6:00–14:00. Set beside the go-kart track, it’s a grease-scented time machine where rust, chrome, and stories meet—and where classic car and bike fans feel right at home.
Dates, Place, Rhythm
The 2026 season kicked off on February 28 and keeps the engines humming monthly. Upcoming Saturdays: April 25, May 23, June 27, July 25, August 22, September 26, October 24, and November 28. Venue: 6000 Kecskemét, Szent László Boulevard (Szent László körúti vásártér). Gates open at 6:00 and close at 14:00. Parking is free for visitors, and everyone’s warmly welcomed.
More Than a Market: It’s a Feeling
Forget sterile showrooms. This is patina and polish in one frame: the hiss of carb cleaner, mirror-bright chrome, and weathered panels with stories in every dent. Whether you’re chasing a dream restoration or that last elusive bracket, the hunt is half the joy—and the crowd shares the same pulse.
What You’ll Find
– Old-timers and classics: from fully restored beauties to hopeful barn finds waiting for a second life.
– Paradise for motorheads: parts for Pannonia (Pannónia), Danuvia, and Western legends.
– Treasure-hunt essentials: rare fasteners, trim pieces, switchgear, badges, and those hard-to-Google bits that keep projects moving.
Expect a wild mix of ages and conditions—beaten-up survivors, carefully preserved originals, freshly rebuilt specials. Thanks to abundant used parts, handy home-garage tinkerers can pick, plan, and piece together surprisingly sweet rides without boutique budgets.
Flea Market Vibes, Too
Running alongside the parts bazaar, a bustling flea market brings another layer of nostalgia: dusted-off antiques, curious household relics, retro décor, and display-worthy memorabilia. Perfect for anyone hunting a slice of yesterday for a shelf, a living room, or a growing collection.
Spring Expansion: Small Animal Market Joins
From March, the much-loved Small Animal Market (Kisállatvásár) joins the lineup, rounding out the fair into a bright, family-friendly weekend plan. Add the whiff of machine oil to the buzz of families and traders, and you’ve got a full-bodied Saturday: gearheads swapping lore, collectors scoring finds, kids wide-eyed at the spectacle.
Circle the dates. Bring cash, curiosity, and a parts list. Leave with stories—and maybe the missing piece.
