Member Club Directory

101 Forward Control Club and Register Ltd

The Club was formed to further the preservation and use of Land Rover 101 forward-control vehicles. It has members worldwide and attends UK events to promote the ongoing heritage of our vehicles. In addition it has an online shop for spare parts.

1066 Classic Car Club

1959 Mini Register

The register exists solely for Minis built in 1959. If you are looking to buy a ’59 or want restoration information, we hope to be able to help you in some way – maybe we can unite you with a car, or find the bits you need! The aim of the Register is to help preserve as many of these unique British Motoring icons as possible. The Register is an invaluable tool to identify cars, raise the profile of them, and preserve them for future generations to enjoy.

20-49 Motor Club

The 20-49 Motor Club is a very active motor enthusiasts club that was founded in 1967 with Stamford, Lincolnshire, at its hub.

20-Ghost Club

The Oldest Rolls-Royce Motor Car Club in the World

6/80 & MO Oxford & Cowley Club (The)

The club supports members to preserve, maintain and use the following vehicles: Wolseley 6-80, Wolseley 4-50, Morris Oxford (Series II, III, IV), Morris Six (Series MS), Morris Cowley 1200 & 1500 Morris Oxford (Series MO), Morris Isis (Series I, II), MO-Based Commercial Vehicles (MCV) Cowley Half ton, Morris Commercials (MCV Series III), Morris Series J and JB van, Hindustan Landmaster and Ambassador (1958 to 2014).

A272 Club

A40 Farina Club Ltd

AC Owners Club Limited

ado16.info International

AEC Society Limited

AJS Car Club

The AJS Car Club was formed in 1991 to bring together owners of the remaining AJS Cars. The story of AJS starts with Joe Stevens, an engineer who owned the Stevens Screw Company Ltd, in Wednesfield, near Wolverhampton. In 1899 the four Stevens brothers set the Stevens Motor Manufacturing Company, producing petrol engines for various uses. Looking to diversify, in 1927 AJS gained a contract to build bodies for the new Clyno 'Nine' Light series. This started well, but the car proved unpopular and in 1929 Clyno went into liquidation. This came at a bad time for AJS, who had just began producing a commercial vehicle chassis and so they decided to produce their own light car. In October 1931 the company became a victim of the depression and went into voluntary liquidation, having produced around 1,000-1,300 cars.

Alfa Romeo Owners Club Ltd

All American Auto Club

The All American Auto Club is the best club in the UK for the lover of classic American cars, trucks and bikes. We are open to anyone who owns an American vehicle of any age.

All Party Parliamentary Historic Vehicles Group

The All Party Parliamentary Historic Vehicles Group is a Parliamentary Group comprising MPs and Peers of the main political parties in the United Kingdom.

Allard Owners Club - (AOC)

Allsorts Motor Club of Alresford

We are a small Club which started in 1990. There are around 70 members who collectively own and run over 180 vehicles manufactured from 1901 to the present day. Run outs, displays at local Fairs, joint meetings with other Clubs, visits to places of interest, winter talks, a monthly meeting and Newsletter are just a few of our activities.

Alvis Archive Trust

Alvis Owner Club

Amber Valley Classic Car Club

Our club began with four founder members in 1988 at The Gate Inn, Brinsley. During the following years we met at several different hostelries in the area - and from July 2016 meetings are at The Excavator, Buckland Hollow. The current membership is drawn from a wide range of ages, interests and occupations. The uniting factor is our enjoyment in owning and driving classic cars. What is a "Classic Car" ? So far as our club is concerned, it is a car treasured because it has become special by virtue of its age or rarity. There is no minimum age restriction in the club and modern classics are welcome. The club members have a variety of cars covering an age range of 80+years from the 1920s.

American Auto Club (North West)

The AACNW is the North’s premier club for enthusiasts of American vehicles. We are a family friendly, welcoming club who invite all who appreciate the workmanship, engineering, style and soul of these remarkable machines to join us in celebrating these vehicles so rarely seen on UK roads.

Anglian Hot Rod Association

We are an eclectic group of people in the Suffolk/Essex area, with a common interest in the culture of Classic, Street, Strip, Custom and Retro vehicles of all shapes and sizes

Antique Power Group Vintage Club

Archive of Microcars - (RUMCARS)

Ariel Owners Motor Cycle Club

The AOMCC was formed at a meeting called for 3pm on Saturday 24 November 1951, at the famous Ace Café on the North Circular Road in London, by a small group of enthusiasts from the London area. There are many events held each year and, although vastly increased in size since its formation, the AOMCC remains an informal and friendly club. The club can also advise members on matters concerning the running and maintenance of their machines.

Armstrong Siddeley Heritage Trust

Armstrong Siddeley Owners Club - (ASOC)

Aston Martin Owners Club Ltd

The Aston Martin Owners Club is the only official worldwide Club for everyone interested in the iconic marque. The Club’s guiding principles are to create an interest in Aston Martin, celebrate the pastime of motoring and motorsport and encourage Members to share their passion for Aston Martin. Membership is open to Aston Martin enthusiasts as well as owners.

AstonOwners.com

AstonOwners.com is a not-for-profit web portal designed to help owners and drivers of Aston Martins – current and historic – maximise the enjoyment of their cars. The site is free to use, but some features are restricted to paying users (£30 p.a.).

Austin A30/A35 Owners Club

The object of the Club is to maintain as many A30 and A35 vehicles in good working order as is possible by helping, advising, encouraging and cultivating a spirit of friendship amongst owners and other interested people. Membership is therefore open to all owners and enthusiasts of the Austin A30 & A35 range of vehicles.

Austin Big Seven Register

The Austin Big Seven was built 1937-1939; the 4 door version is a 'Sixlite' and the 2 door version is a 'Forlite'. The engine is 900cc but classed as 7hp by the RAC in 1937 to ensure it was in the lower road tax range. We are a Register and not a club but we do have many spares new and old/second hand to help other Austin Big Seven Owners keep their cars on the road or also assist in parts for their restorations.

Austin Cambridge Westminster Car Club

The Austin Cambridge/Westminster Car Club is a non-profit organisation and was founded in 1980 to accommodate owners and enthusiats of the pre-Farina Austin A40, A50, A55, A90, A95, A105; Farina Austin A55 Mk.II, A60, A99, A110 and all Morris Oxford, Wolseley, Riley and MG Magnette derivates plus the Austin 3-litre, Commercials, Estates and Caravenettes.

Austin Champ Owners Club

The Austin Champ Owners' Club (ACOC) was established for owners & enthusiasts - past, present and future. Our objective is to raise the profile of the Austin Champ and provide a source of information and contacts for people interested in these vehicles.

Austin Counties Car Club Ltd

Founded in 1975, the Austin Counties Car Club caters for Austin cars and derived and related commercial vehicles manufactured from 1939 – 54, (to 1957 for some commercial derivatives) starting with the Austin 8 h.p. and ending with the last pre-BMC Austin, and the last new Austin car to have a separate chassis, the A40 Somerset.

Austin Healey Club

Austin Maxi Owners Club

The club was formed in 1989 and its aim is to preserve and promote the Austin Maxi. The club has members in the UK and throughout the world.

Austin Seven Clubs Association

The Austin Seven Clubs Association ( A7CA ) exists to promote the pre-war Austin Seven car through its umbrella of Austin Seven Clubs. The Association was formed in 1969, with the view of bringing together the various Austin Seven clubs that then existed. Now just about every Austin Seven club worldwide is a member or associate member.

Austin Seven Owners Club (London)

Austin Ten Drivers Club Limited

The Austin Ten Drivers Club was formed in 1965, when Austin Tens represented shoestring motoring and daily transport for the impoverished student and motoring enthusiast. Now the Austin Ten is widely recognised as a classic car in its own right. Affordable, economical and surprisingly practical, even on the roads of today, the Austin Ten is a worthwhile car to own, use and enjoy.

Autobahnstormers Car Club

If you own, or simply have an interest in, one of the larger Vauxhall/Opel rear-wheel-drive variants then the AutobahnStormers is the Club for you and the hundreds of enthusiasts who are already members.

Automobile Club of North Wales

Our club was formed in 1982 and is an 'all makes' club. Membership is open to anyone aged 17 or over with an interest in the hobby of historic vehicles whether or not you own a vehicle.

Ayrshire Classics Car Club

A group of like minded classic car enthusiasts who meet on the second Thursday of each month

Ayrshire Vintage Tractor & Machinery Club - (AVTMC)

Banbridge Old Vehicle Club Ltd

Basingstoke Classic Car Club - (BCCC)

Bean Car Club

Bedford Enthusiasts Club

The new club for Owners and Enthusiasts of Bedfords... and other historic commercial vehicles with GM/Bedford company connections

Beds & Herts Vintage & Classic Car Club

Benelli Motobi Club GB

Bentley Memorial Foundation

The W.O. Bentley Memorial Foundation was founded in 1998 for "the advancement of public knowledge and appreciation of the Bentley motorcar and its history by the establishment and maintenance of a museum, library and archive for the preservation, exhibition and study of the Collection."

Berkeley Enthusiasts Club

Bexhill 100 Motoring Club - (Bexhill 100 MC)

Blackpool Vehicle Preservation Group Ltd

BMW Historic Motor Club (UK) Ltd

Bond Owners Club

Borders Vintage Automobile Club Ltd

Borgward Drivers' Club

Boston Classic Car Club

Boundless by CSMA (Classic Vehicle Group)

Bourne Motor Racing Club

Brandon & District Classic Vehicle Club

Brighton Tram 53 Society

Bristol Austin Seven Club Ltd

Bristol Owners & Drivers Association Ltd - (BODA)

We are a friendly association of like-minded Bristol car enthusiasts dedicated to keeping these wonderful cars on the road where they belong.

Bristol Owners Club - (BOC)

British Hotchkiss Society

British Made Car Club - (BMCC)

British Motor Cycle Riders Club (Oxford)

We are a small group of enthusiastic motorcyclists who meet every Monday evening at The Red Lion public house in Cassington, approximately 4 miles to the West of Oxford. The club has been in existence for more than 40 years. As the name of the club suggests we own and ride motorcycles (primarily British) but are not restricted to any particular marque, which makes for interesting gatherings inside and outside the pub. Also most of us also own and ride a good selection of Japanese or European bikes.

British Salmson Owners Club - (BSOC)

British Two Stroke Club

Welcome to the British Two Stroke Club website. We are a Club with a sense of humour, noted for navigational inexactitude with an occasional dose of mechanical mayhem! Don't be fooled by the name, we like two strokes from all countries. Our membership ranges from the very young to ladies and gentlemen of greater maturity. The aim is to have fun whether riding a motorcycle, taking part in one of our events, restoring a machine or simply just socialising. Why two strokes? Well, they are relatively simple, since they squeeze the fuel twice, they are efficient and they are super smooth. Our sections around the country and overseas organise regular ride outs and social activities which you are more than welcome to attend, even if you are not yet a member.

Bromsgrove & District MG Owners Club

Brough Superior Club

The club is operated in the interests of the past and present owners of W.E. Brough and Brough Superior machines, to foster the preservation and use of the machines.

BSA Front Wheel Drive Club

BSA Owners Club - (BSAOC)

Buckler Register

Bude Hillclimb and Sprint Club

A group of Bude based individuals who enjoy the sport of Speed Hill Climb and Sprinting. This is a Motorsport discipline that requires you to drive cars against the clock, on tarmac roads with accuracy and precision. The sport is held at many different venues throughout the country but events in the southwest are our main focus. Often held at stately homes, the aim is to enjoy the day and to relax among fellow competitors until the time comes to compete, then the battle for honours begins.

Bude Motor Club

We are a small friendly club situated in Bude, North Cornwall. All our members share a common interest in all types, varieties and ages of motorised vehicles. Membership is free so come along to one of our meetings and join up! Meetings are informal and are held on the first Wednesday of each month. The meeting is set to be held at the Bude golf club, at 7:30 for 8:00pm start.

Bullnose Morris Club Limited (The) - (The Bullnose Morris Club)

Bungay Classic Car Club

Burnham Steam & Historic Machinery Club Ltd

It is a club for everyone, male or female, from the ages 9 to 90. We collect and display anything ‘Olde Worlde’ machine-wise; we have steam engines, to sewing machines. We hold evening meetings on the third Thursday of each month. From time to time, we also have social evenings and events, indoors and out, and coach trips to interesting places for all the family.

Bury Retro Car Club

CAAR-GB (Club of Ancient Automobiles & Rallies GB)

CAAR-GB is a small friendly British Car Club run by its members, for its members - all of whom enjoy exercising their Classic or Vintage Cars on non-competitive leisure rallies around the world. A non-profit club which delivers high standard rallies 'at cost price' to its members. Rallies are designed by our members to deliver exactly what they like

Cadillac Owners Club of GB

We are dedicated to the preservation of the Cadillac brand. We have a bi-monthly magazine, events, while other associated Cadillac clubs and fora is on our website.

Cambridge & District Classic Car Club - (C&DCCC)

Cambridge Austin Seven and Vintage Car Club - (CA7VCC)

Cambridge-Oxford Owners Club

Cannock Chase Classic Car Group (CCCCG)

Capri Club Scotland

Cardigan Classic Car Club

Our aim is to be a friendly club for all classic car enthusiasts, supporting events in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire

Cavalier & Chevette Club

For all Vauxhall Cavalier, Chevette, Chevanne and associated GM models 1975-2002 including Calibra & Vectra B, any condition. A friendly welcome awaits all owners & enthusiasts.

Cestrian Motoring Enthusiasts Club (CMEG)

Chardstock Vintage Tractor Club

Chepstow & District Vintage Club Ltd

Cheshire Classic Car Club

Chester Vintage Enthusiasts Club (CVEC)

Chiltern Vehicle Preservation Group - (CVPG)

CVPG is a club catering for any vehicle enthusiast. We meet in Dunstable during the winter months and at various outside venues in the summer. We also run trips and visits to interesting and unique collections.

Cinque Ports Classic Motor Cycle Club

Citroën Car Club Limited

Founded in 1949 the club caters for all Citroën models from 1919 to date. We produce a high quality A4 magazine of 72/80 pages every month and hold events throughout the year

Citroën Specials Club

The Citroën Specials Club was formed in 1989 to provide support for those building, running or interested in specials and kits built on the Citroën 'A' series running gear, mainly Lomax and Falcon with some one off specials. Since then Manx, BRA, Blackjack, Pembleton, Tripacer and Burton have joined the list of kit manufacturers. The club also offers a welcome to owners of all lighweight cyclecars and specials of similar construction. Ownership of a vehicle is not essential - so if we have caught your interest, please feel free to browse through our website.

Clacton Classic Car Club

Clan Owners Club

Classic & Historic Motor Club - (C&H)

Classic American Auto Club

Classic Rover Club (N.I.)

Classic Sports Car Club

Claymills Classic Car Club

Club Alpine Renault

Club Audi

Club Audi is the UK’s longest running Audi club. With members across the UK and from all walks of life, the Club Audi family has a place for all to share their enthusiasm.

Club Peugeot UK

CPUK was founded in 1981 with the objective of being THE Peugeot Owners Club that genuinely caters for all models of Peugeot vehicles regardless of age or condition. You do not even have to own a Peugeot, just be an enthusiast of our historic Marque.

Club Triumph

Clwyd Practical Classics

Colchester Vintage Motor Club

Colne Valley Classic & Vintage Club (CVCVC)

The CVCVC was formed in 1989 to encourage interest in Historic, Vintage and Classic cars, commercials and motorcycles. We are based in north Essex and our members own and enjoy an eclectic range of vehicles from the 1920s to the most modern Classics although ownership is not a prerequisite to join. Enthusiasm and an interest in ensuring a future for these vehicles is the key!

Commercial Transport in Preservation

Commercial Transport in Preservation is a club for commercial transport enthusiasts. Whether or not you are lucky enough to own a vehicle you’ll find a friendly welcome in CTP.

Cornish Tractor Club Ltd

Cornwall Austin Seven Club - (CA7C)

Cornwall Vintage Vehicle Society

Cortina Mk3 Club

Cossack Owners Club

Cotswold Classic Car Club

We are the area's largest growing mixed-marque classic car club. We are a local classic car enthusiast group based in the Cotswolds, who aim to encourage the ownership and use of classic cars of all makes. The majority of our members own classic cars dating from 1900 to the early 1990s. These cars are from all nationalities, not just British. However, you do not need to own a classic car to join – just an interest and appreciation of them. Being a mixed marque club, gives members the opportunity to look at something different and discuss the oddities and fun of owning a classic car. A large amount of money raised via membership fees and at the many events organised is given to local charities which are chosen every year at the AGM meeting. Over the many years’ the Cotswold Classic Car Club is very proud to of raised many thousands of pounds for these chosen charities. We meet at our clubhouse every month, which is located at Shipton Oliffe Sports Ground, A436, Gloucestershire GL54 4HT just a few miles from Cheltenham.

Crash Box & Classic Car Club of Devon - (CBCCC)

Crayford Convertible Car Club

Cumbria Classic Car Club

Cumbria Steam and Vintage Vehicle Society

DAF Owners Club

Daimler & Lanchester Owners Club Ltd

Dales Historic Vehicle Club

Damn Yankees American Car Club

De Dion Bouton Club UK

Dellow Register

The Dellow Register was formed in 1969 to encourage the preservation of this rare and exciting sports car made between 1950 and 1959. They were extremely successful competition cars and continue to be to the present day. We have one major reunion each year at Shelsley Walsh hill climb and members are positively encouraged to use their cars wherever possible in a wide variety of motor sport events. The Register is also able to assist in the service, repair, preparation and restoration of your car with advice and encouragement.

DeLorean Owners Club (UK)

Deux Chevaux Club of Great Britain - (2CVGB)

Devon Austin 7 Club

We are a friendly active Club. Membership is open to anyone owning or having an interest in Pre-war Austin 7s.

Devon Vintage Car Club

Founded in 1968 for those interested in the restoration, preservation and use of classic cars, we have regular runs and events, also raising c.£4,000 a year for local charities.

Dormobile Owners

Dorset Austin Seven Club

Dot Motor Cycle Club

Double L L Club

We have a very varied and eclectic range of vehicles, including cars, tractors, military, commercial vehicles and even a steam engine along with lots of collections and memorabilia all owned by our members who enjoy displaying these at many a fete or larger rallies and country shows “mainly” in the southern regions, and some beyond.

Drive it Day

Droop Snoot Group

Early Ford V8 Club, Regional Group UK127

The UK Region of the Early Ford V8 Club of America is dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of all Ford Motor Company vehicles manufactured from 1932 to 1953, in particular those vehicles which used the Ford V8 sidevalve engine.

Early MG Society Limited - (EMGS)

East Anglia Lotus Club

East Anglian Cyclemotor Club

East Anglian Microcar Club

The East Anglian Microcar Club is for owners and enthusiasts of all types of microcars for help, advice plus a fun social calendar.

East Anglian Practical Classics - (EAPC)

East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Club

Formed in 1982, the EYTCC is a club for enthusiasts of vintage and classic motor vehicles, forming part of our heritage. The club has many events throughout the year, and a large membership – with a diverse selection of vehicles – generally over 20 years old, with exception at some larger events, where we may also display some members younger ‘future classics’.

Eastbourne Historic Vehicle Club Ltd.

ERF Historic Vehicles Ltd (REVS)

Essex Austin Seven Club (EA7C)

In 1974 six enthusiasts formed the club to further interest in, and use of, the Austin Seven in a social environment for the benefit of its members and for charity, which it continues today.

Essex Historic Military Vehicle Association

Exeter Classic Motorcycle Club

We are a Devon based, easy going motorcycle club which caters for a variety of machines ranging from the twenties to the present day. Classic bikes are defined by us as being 25 years old. Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month

Facel Vega Car Club

Fairford Classic Car Club

Fairthorpe Sports Car Club

Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs - (FBHVC)

Ferryside Classic Club Glan y Fferi

Classic cars, tractors and engines are enjoyed and cherished within our group of enthusiasts, that was founded in 2014 after its founders took part on the FBHVC's 'Drive-It Day'.

Fiat 500 Club

The Fiat 500 Club was formed in 1992 to bring together owners and enthusiasts who share a common passion for the Nuova 500, the modern Fiat 500 and their derivatives.

Fiat 500 Enthusiasts Club

Fiat Motor Club (GB)

Fife Historic Vehicle Club

Started in the mid-1970s by a group of enthusiasts we are a long established club, the members of which own or have an interest in a variety of older or classic vehicles. From pushbikes to motorbikes, cars to buses, and tractors to commercial vehicles.

Fire Service Preservation Group

Founded in 1968 to preserve the equipment and appliances of the National and Auxiliary Fire Services after disbandment, from 1972 the group widened its aims to include all aspects of fire service preservation. We have now been preserving Fire Service history for over 50 years. Many of our members restore and preserve vehicles, collect equipment and uniforms and attend shows and rallies to demonstrate the history of Fire and Rescue Services in the UK.

Foden Society

Ford & Fordson Association

The Ford & Fordson Association was founded in 2004 by Kelsey Publishing. With its encouragement the Club became fully independent in 2016. The Ford & Fordson Association enjoy friendships built up over the years, meeting like-minded people at shows, road runs, ploughing matches and other events. Immensely valuable information is freely available to members on virtually any subject, from a particular technical problem to where to track down an elusive part.

Ford Classic and Capri Owners Club - (FCCOC)

Ford Corsair Owners Club - (FCOC)

Ford Cortina MkII Owners Club

Ford MK IV Zephyr & Zodiac Owners' Club

The only owners club catering for the Ford MKIV Zephyr & Zodiac range of cars. These were Ford UK's flagship cars of the late '60s and early '70s and were the last cars to be designed and built by Ford UK. Afterwards, all European Fords were a joint venture across Europe.

Ford MkII Consul Zephyr Zodiac Owners Club - (MK11 Owners Club)

The owners club caters for all types of MkII Consul’s, Zephyr’s and Zodiac’s. Condition and originality isn’t an issue and all owners and non-owners are welcome to join. The club members are only too willing to share their knowledge and enthusiasm with anyone that wants information whether it be technical, historical or for mere friendly conversation.

Ford RS Owners Club (1990) Ltd

Ford Sidevalve Owners Club Limited - (FSOC)

Ford Y & C Model Register

Forest Hill Classic Car Club - (F.H & D.C.C.)

Francis Barnett Owners Club - (F.B.O.C)

Frazer Nash Car Club Ltd

Friends of Classic London Buses of the Fifties

Furnace Motor Club

Garioch Vehicle Restoration Society - (GVRS)

Gay Classic Car Group - (GCCG)

With over 1,300 LGBTQ+ members, GCCG is active across the UK with a quarterly magazine, regular email bulletins and access to national and international events. Instagram: gccguk

Gilbern Owners Club Limited - (Gilbern Owners Club)

Ginetta Owners Club

Giulietta Club Ltd (The Giulietta Register)

Glamorgan Classic Car Club

Glamorgan Iron Horse Vintage Society - (GIHVS)

Glasgow Moggies

We are a classic car club with a sociable side. Formed primarily around the Morris Minor we also welcome other classic cars, which were originally designed pre-1980

Gold Star Owners Club

The Club was founded in 1975 and is dedicated to the preservation, maintenance and enjoyment of the classic BSA Gold Star and Rocket Gold Star.

Gordon Keeble Owners Club

The club for owners and admirers of the Gordon Keeble. A super car of the 1960’s Italian design, American engines and British built.

Grange over Sands Historic Vehicle Society

Grantham Classic Car Club

Great British Car Club Ltd

Soon after we opened we kept getting asked if we did a season ticket to allow people to visit our interactive museum on multiple occasions. After giving this some thought we decided to go one step further and create the Great British Car Club and offer an even wider range of benefits for its members. That was back in 2021 and today the club has more than 600 members actively sharing their love of cars and enjoying the member benefits detailed on our website.

Guernsey Classic Vehicle Club

Guernsey Old Car Club

The Guernsey Old Car Club was founded in 1969 by and for enthusiasts and owners of Veteran, Vintage, Post-Vintage and Classic Cars. Most members own such vehicles but this is not necessary. Membership is open to all young and old who share our interest.

Haflinger & Pinzgauer Club UK

Hare & Hounds Classic Vehicle Club

The Club for Classics in Stockport & surrounding area. Established in 1991 we meet on the third Wednesday of each month at High Lane Conservative Club, 23 Buxton Road, High Lane, Stockport, SK6 8DR. Members receive a monthly magazine by e-mail, which includes a programme of forthcoming events and is sent out the week prior to the monthly meeting. We often have a club stand at the local classic car shows and other events, as well as hosting our own local annual show which is held at Brookside Garden Centre in Poynton. We welcome new members to our club.

Healey Drivers Club

Hellfire Motor Vehicle Club

We’re about people not just vehicles. Vehicles of all marques and eras! Started by enthusiasts next to the West Wycombe Estate and Hellfire Caves in the Chiltern Hills

Hereford & District Preservation Society

Hereford Austin Seven Club

HERO-ERA

Our mission is to provide a one-stop shop platform for historic motoring that is friendly, professional and delivers real value. Together with our Members and Partners, we continue to build on our past efforts with the same shared enthusiasm and passion

Highland Classic Motor Club

Highland Classic Motorcycle Club

Monthly meetings at the Chieftain Hotel, Milburn Road, Inverness, at 8pm on the first Tuesday every month from February to December

Highland MG Owners Club

Hillman Owners' Club - (HOC)

Historic Caravan Club

Historic Commercial Vehicle Society - (HCVS - Registered Charity No. 271123)

Historic Rally Car Register (HRCR)

Historic Transport Club - (HTC)

Historic Volkswagen Club

Honda S800 Sports Car Club

Hooe's Old Motor Club

The Hooe's Old Motor Club was formed on 7 January 1971 when 12 members started the ball rolling. The Hooe's Old Motor Club is better known for the Hooe's Car Show which celebrated its 53rd event in 2023. Always held at the Hooe Village Recreation Ground it has been an icon of what a car rally is all about with a stringent age limit of 1980 for manufacture, having only risen from 1960 in recent years. Members meet on the first Friday of every month, except December and January. Summer meetings are in Hooe Village Hall and at the Methodist Church Hall, Ninfield in October, November, February and March.

Horsham Historics Preservation Society

Founded in 1975, members are from all corners of the vintage scene with a wealth of knowledge ready to share. If you have interests in vintage transport, farming equipment and machinery or collections of any kind then Horsham Historics may be the society for you.

Horton Historic Vehicle Club

The South Gloucestershire club has "From '20s to 2000s" as its unofficial motto. In other words, everyone and every type of vehicle is welcome. Although we have ‘historic’ in our title, we are quite liberal in our interpretation of that word, so if you have any kind of interesting vehicle, or any kind of interest in them, then you will feel at home.

HRG Association

Humber Register (1896-1932)

Imp Club Ltd (The)

Inter-Register Club

International Laverda Owners Club (ILOC)

Invalid Carriage Register

The Invalid Carriage Register has been in existence since 1995. It exists to track and record all known existing Invacars, Invalid Carriages and trykes to promote and conserve these important vehicles. We advise and support their owners, who include private and public owners including curators of museums, from around the world. We support owners in all manner of practical concerns including identification, conservation, restoration and registrations issues.

Invicta Military Vehicle Preservation Society Ltd (IMPS)

IMPS members restore and maintain military vehicles of all types and ages

Isuzu Piazza Turbo Owners

Formed in 1995 by Jon S. Belcher, the UK-based club is for all Isuzu/Holden Piazza/Impulse owners and enthusiasts all over the world, dedicated to preserving the history of these rare and innovative vehicles. With current UK registered vehicle numbers believed to have dwindled to around 160 (vehicles either taxed or declared off-road by SORN - figures: SMMT), the need is now even greater to make ALL owners of Isuzu Piazzas aware that we are here - and more importantly what we can offer! We have access to Isuzu dealer and factory literature covering all technical aspects of the Piazza and its American counterpart the Isuzu Impulse; we have ever-growing stocks of used and OEM-quality new parts available; we have negotiated, and are continuing to negotiate, special deals and prices for club members with various motoring organisations around the UK; mostly we have collectively a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm about and for these superbly appointed, rare vehicles.

Jaguar Drivers’ Club

The JDC is more than just a car club. As every member will tell you, belonging to the Jaguar Drivers’ Club is to be part of an international community of people with a love of Jaguars and Daimlers. Whether you own your own or simply dream of having one, there’s a place for you in the JDC. Join the Jaguar Drivers’ Club and you will be assured of a warm welcome, whatever model you drive or aspire to own. We count owners of the earliest SS cars right up to the latest SUVs amongst our membership and whatever your taste in Jaguars, we are here to help and support you, and to keep you in touch with the latest news. Our Area network will help you meet fellow Jaguar enthusiasts for social and driving events at a local level and a Register for each model offers you support with monthly news, advice and technical help.

Jaguar Enthusiasts Club

We formed the Jaguar Enthusiasts' Club because we understand what it means to be truly passionate about our cars. It's not something you can measure - you have to feel it. As the largest club of Jaguar enthusiasts in the world, we help our members give their passion the attention it deserves, and with 44% of our members having been with us for over a decade, we're clearly doing something right.

Jensen Owners Club

The Jensen Owners’ Club was established in December 1971 and expanded to cover all models built by Jensen, from the 1920s specials through to the last S-V8

Jersey Classic Vehicle Club

The Jersey Classic Vehicle Club was formed in 1992 by a small group of enthusiasts who felt that the owners of classic vehicles were not being catered for on the Island, in other words vehicles which did not fall into the vintage or veteran category. Interest soon increased and the club grew quickly with a whole range of vehicles joining in, including cars, motor-cycles, commercials, tractors and military vehicles. As the club grew the number of events held during the year increased with drives out and static displays taking place at different venues plus the regular club meetings which are held on the last Sunday of each month.

Jersey Old Motor Club

We are passionate about our cars and proud to be custodians of part of our heritage through the maintenance and restoration of such wonderful vehicles. All of our cars are pre-1951 with the majority being pre World War 2 and many going back to the turn of the 20th. century or before

Jowett Car Club

The main objectives are to promote the restoration, preservation and use of all Jowett vehicles at exhibitions, social meetings, rallies and tours. We help, advise, encourage and cultivate a spirit of friendship among owners and other interested people. Membership is therefore open to all owners and enthusiasts of Jowett vehicles

Jupiter Owners’ Auto Club

The Jupiter Owners’ Auto Club is a non-profit making organisation dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of the Jowett Jupiter.

Karmann Ghia Owners Club of GB - (KGOC)

Kettering Area Motor Club - (KAM Club)

Kildrummy Veteran and Vintage Vehicles Club

Kimbolton Classic Car Club

Nestled in the lovely county of Cambridgeshire, the historic town of Kimbolton boasts a castle where Katherine of Aragon spent her last years. One of the local residents, Chris Ayrton, saw an opportunity to assemble a group of classic car fans and that led to the formation of the Kimbolton Classic Car Club (KCCC). We participate in several local car club gatherings, most notably the one held in the Kimbolton Castle grounds every Summer. We welcome new members - please visit our website.

Kings Lynn Kruisers

Knighton Historic Vehicle Club

The Mid-Wales and English Borders club for all classic and vintage vehicle owners and enthusiasts. The club was formed in April 1999 and the first meeting took place in the Knighton Hotel.

L E Velo Club Ltd

Formed from a spontaneous rally of riders meeting at Newlands Corner, just outside of Guildford in Surrey, in the early summer of 1950, the LE Velo Club has survived the changing values of more than six decades. Now into its 7th decade, it has over 1300 members worldwide and is a limited company committed to promoting the enjoyment, riding and restoration of the post-war lightweight models - the LE, Vogue, Valiant and Viceroy.

Lagonda Club Ltd

The Lagonda Club aims to encourage the use, preservation and enjoyment of Lagonda cars of all ages and to preserve the history of the marque.

Lakeland Historic Car Club

Lambda Consortium

Lancia's ground-breaking Lambda caused a sensation when it was introduced in 1923.

Lamborghini Club UK

Open to owners and potential owners including under-16s, all of whom share the passion for all things Automobili Lamborghini and its founder Ferruccio

Lancashire Automobile Club (1902) Ltd - (LAC)

Lancashire Vehicle Club - (LVC)

Lancia Montecarlo Consortium Ltd

Lancia Motor Club Limited

Land Rover Register 1948-1953

Land Rover Series 2 Club - (Series2Club)

Land Rover Series One Club

Landcrab Owners Club International

Lea-Francis Owners

The Lea-Francis Owners’ Club (LFOC) exists for all Lea-Francis owners and enthusiasts, whether your interest is cycles, motorcycles, cars, tractors or any other aspect of the marque.

Leicester Classic Car Enthusiasts

Leominster Vintage Club

The club for collectors and enthusiasts of all things vintage and classic

Letchworth Garden City Classic and Vintage Car Club - (LGCCVCC)

Leyhill Classic Motor Club

Leyland Princess Enthusiasts’ Club

Light Industrial Truck Club

Lincolnshire Automobile Club

We are a small but friendly local club, established in 2018, who support classic car owners in Lincolnshire to get the most from their vehicles. We organise a variety of activities throughout the year. Our members have a wide range of vehicles and all classics are welcome.

Lincolnshire Louth Motor Club Ltd

Lisburn City Old Vehicle Club

Lisburn City Old Vehicle Club was formed in 2012 and caters for all descriptions of classic vehicles manufactured up to 1990. The Club meets on the third Tuesday of the month, in Lower Maze Community Hall, Halftown Road, Lisburn at 7.30pm. If you have an interest in classic vehicles, you are more than welcome to attend.

London Vintage Taxi Association

Founded in 1978, the London Vintage Taxi Association is the only club in the world dedicated to preserving historic London taxicabs and their commercial vehicle and private hire variants.

Lotus Cortina Register Ltd

The club is the home of Mark I, Mark II, and Crayford Lotus Cortinas

Lowestoft Classic Vehicle Club

Maestro and Montego Owners Club

Formed in 1999, the Maestro & Montego Owners Club has worked tirelessly to further its original aim of promoting the use and preservation of Maestros and Montegos as an important part of our motoring heritage.

Maidstone Historic Vehicle Group

We are a group of sociable car enthusiasts based essentailly in Maidstone but drawing membership from Hampshire to Dover. The accent is on interest in Classic Cars of all ages and types – indeed members’ cars range from Brighton Run cars to newish Morgans. In this we differ from single marque clubs and have a totally diverse membership covering most popular makes of classic car.

Manchester Historic Vehicle Club - (MHVC)

Manhood Classics

Manhood Classics is run for all vehicle enthusiasts whether their vehicles have 2, 3, 4 or even 18 wheels. Based on the Manhood Peninsular, Selsey, West Sussex it enjoys receiving visitors from all over the country to our monthly meets. The club was started by Les Payne and Mick Hemmings in 2010 with informal meets local to Selsey. It now holds daytime and evening monthly meets. Its gatherings are friendly and social.

Marcos Owners Club

Marston Sunbeam Club & Register Ltd

The Marston Sunbeam Club and Register exists to promote the preservation, use, and enjoyment of Sunbeam motorcycles and bicycles manufactured by John Marston Ltd. As well as a programme of events including an annual rally, the benefits of membership include a quarterly magazine and access to a wide range of documentation and a comprehensive spares service. The club can also help with certification for DVLA registration applications.

Maserati Club Ltd

Matching Green Classic and Sports Car Club (MGCSCC)

The Matching Green Classic and Sports Car Club was formed 25 years ago by a small number of local car enthusiasts and has grown steadily to its present membership of around 90 members. We are a social club with members having a common interest in classic and sports cars and we meet on the first Sunday in each month at The Fox public house in Matching Tye for refreshments and to catch up with club news. There is one exception to this routine and that is the first Sunday in July when our annual car show takes place on Matching Green starting at 10.30 and running through to 16.30

Mates Classic Car Club

Matra Enthusiasts Club UK

Mean Old Timers Classic Car & Motorcycle Club

Messerschmitt Enthusiasts Club - (MEC)

Messerschmitt Owners Club

Metro Owners Club

The Metro Owners Club officially formed in February 2009 as a group of enthusiasts celebrating a fantastic little car. We cover everything from 1980-1998, welcoming Austin, MG and Rover Metros as well as the Rover 100. We whole-heartedly welcome all Metro and 100 owners; whether you own a perfectly preserved original example, a well-loved and well-used daily or a modified masterpiece, if you love these cars as much as us then you’ll fit right in.

Metropolitan Owners Club

MG Car Club Ltd

The MG Car Club was formed in 1930 by a group of enthusiasts who had their first meeting at the Roebuck Inn in Hertfordshire. Soon afterwards the MGCC was taken into the Abingdon factory. Today, the club is based at Kimber House in the shadow of the former factory and caters for all MGs and their owners, from the earliest vintage machinery through to the newest cars.

MG Octagon Car Club - (MGOCC)

‘The’ club for owners of pre-1956 MG cars, founded in 1969 it has 2,100 members worldwide. It commissions small runs of spares not otherwise available, provides spares plus technical and DVLA

MG Owners’ Club Northern Ireland

The club was formed in 1981 with the intention of Promoting the Enjoyment of MG Motor Cars.

Michael Sedgwick Memorial Trust

This Charitable Trust exists to encourage the recording and publication of motoring history. A not-for-profit organisation, it was established in 1983 in memory of Michael C Sedgwick, one of the world’s most respected motoring writers and automotive historians. The M.S.M.T. can provide help to authors, researchers and publishers seeking advice and support for book projects about mechanised road transport of any kind.

Micro Maniacs Microcar Club - (Micro Maniacs)

Mid Wales Classic Vehicle Club - (MWCVC)

Mid Wales Vintage Machinery Club Ltd

Founded in 1977, the Mid-Wales Vintage Machinery Club brings together vintage machinery enthusiasts and owners from all walks of life and ages. The club meets every second Wednesday of the month for captivating talks, summer visits or just an evening of great conversation with friends.

Midas Owners Club

The Club was formed in 1985 by Colin Spencer to promote interest in Midas cars and provide information to Midas owners. Membership from year to year usually stands at about 200, including several overseas. We arrange a Midas parking area at most of the major kit car events each year, and an Annual General Meeting is held, often in conjunction with a factory visit to Midas Cars Ltd at Clanfield.

Middlebridge Enthusiasts Scimitar Set

Midget & Sprite Club

Midland Rolls-Royce Club - (MR-RC)

Midland Rover Owners Club Limited - (MROC)

Midland Vehicle Preservation Society - (MVPS)

Midlands Austin Seven Club - (MA7C)

Midlands Mercedes Group

Military Vehicle Preservation Group (MVPG)

Mini Cooper Register

If you own a Mini – Cooper or non-Cooper – original or modern – or just want to know more about the marque, the Mini Cooper Register is the club for you. Friendly, active and with a strong UK and international membership, we keep the sporting spirit of John Cooper’s brainchild alive!

Mini Marcos Owners Club

Launched in 1988 (with roots going back to 1977), following the relaunch of the Mini Marcos in 1991, its Silver Jubilee year, the Club saw its worldwide membership rise to over 400. The aim of the club is to promote the Mini Marcos, Mini Jem and Kingfisher marques by providing an opportunity for owners to share ideas, seek answers to problems and generally get the most out of owning the cars. From time to time the Club has joined forces with other UK Marcos clubs to hold combined events.

Mini Moke Club

Mk 1 Cortina Owners Club Ltd

The MK1 Cortina Owners Club was established in 1982, and has members worldwide. Recognised by the Ford Motor Company and the DVLA, the club welcomes all Mk1s from standard models to customised, including rally and racing cars.

Model A Ford Club of Great Britain

The Club caters for owners, prospective owners, enthusiasts and devotees of the Ford Model A, AF, AA, B, BF and BB built from 1927 to 1934. We provide help and information as well as being the British network for exchange of knowledge, assistance and spare parts for these vehicles.

Model T Ford Register

In September 1959, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu invited owners of Model T Fords to an event at Beaulieu to celebrate the Model T’s 50th anniversary. Lord Montagu suggested that a register of Model T’s be formed and subsequently the Model T Ford Register of Great Britain was founded in 1960 by the late Charles Pearce. Our aims are to encourage the preservation and use of early Ford vehicles (1903 ~ 1927).

Mopar Muscle Association UK

Morgan Sports Car Club (The) - (MSCC)

Morris Commercial Club

Morris Marina Owners

Frank Phillips and Clive Higgins founded the Morris Marina Owners Club, incorporating the Morris Ital Register, in 1985 with the intention of recognising the place of the Marina and Ital in all of its derivatives in motoring history. The club has well over 300 members across the globe who enjoy the benefits of membership.

Morris Minor Owners Club

Morris Register – (The Pre 1940 Morris Register Ltd)

The Morris Register welcomes members, with or without ownership of a car, who have an interest in any Morris cars and commercials designed prior to 1940. After celebrating the 50th anniversary of our club in 2010 and the centenary of Morris car productions in 2013, the Morris Register continues to go from strength to strength. Come and join the world's biggest club for enthusiasts of pre-war Morris vehicles where your old car can make you new friends

Mustang Owners Club of Great Britain (MOCGB)

With local and national events the club, founded in 1979, has members across the UK and abroad. You don't even need to own a Mustang (1964 model-present) to be a member!

MZ Riders Club

Welcome to the MZ Riders’ Club. Whatever your interest, MZ, Kanuni, Simson, DKW, IWL, or IFA , in 2 or 4 stroke guise, we cater for you.

National Autocycle and Cyclemotor Club (The 'Buzzing' Club)

With around 1,600 members and growing, the National Autocycle and Cyclemotor Club Ltd. (NACC) is the largest club in the UK for enthusiasts of cyclemotors, autocycles, mopeds and small capacity motorcycles. The club has members all over the British Isles, with some 20 active local sections, plus we have many members overseas throughout the world. Membership is open to anyone interested in these and other similar small-engined machines.

National Street Rod Association - (NSRA)

National Traction Engine Trust (NTET)

The National Traction Engine Trust (NTET) represents owners and enthusiasts alike and is pleased to be regarded as the World’s Premier Steam Traction Preservation Organisation.

National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club

The club was formed in 1967. As with all things, change is inevitable but the one constant here is our common interest in enjoying and preserving and tinkering with, all things mechanical. There are local groups across the country.

Naylor Car Club

New Davrian Register

The New Davrian Register was founded in 1993 and is open to all those who are interested in Davrians and Darrians. The main intention of the register is to provide a central focus for owners, and to publicise the Davrian and Darrian marques so as to introduce them to a wider audience. The register also holds a list of "Cars for Sale" and "Cars Wanted".

New Imperial Owners Association - (NIOA)

The Association exists to promote the restoration, maintenance and use of those New Imperials that have survived since the Company closed in 1939; we can offer advice and information on all New Imperial models from the Association’s membership of about 330 world-wide. Around four events are organised during each year to allow members to meet, show off their bikes, ride them, and swap parts. A quarterly newsletter is published for members; this covers NIOA events, technical and historical articles relating to New Imperial, and has a free advertisement section.

Newbury MG Owners Club

Our aim is to provide a central point for MG owners in the Newbury area of West Berkshire where they can gather to socialise, organise events and generally mix with like minded people. This club has been around for 25yrs and currently has approximately 80 members.

Newmarket & District Car Club

We have over 100 members with a common interest in cars dating from the 1930s to modern-day classics. We meet every month and organise a range of events including road runs, attendance at shows, weekend trips, talks and social gatherings.

NG Owners Club

The idea of an owners club for NGs was born at the National Kit Car Rally at Donnington in June 1981

Norfolk & Norwich Rover Owners Club

A friendly and informal club for the whole family, it was established in 1975 to cater for the Rover P4 and has been extended over the years as various models 'came of age'. With the Rover name disappearing from the marketplace in 2005, it was decided to include all rover cars, bikes and motorbikes whatever their age or condition. The club then took as one of its aims 'Keeping the Famous Rover Name Alive'

Norfolk Austin Seven Club - (NA7C)

Norfolk Military Vehicle Group - (NMVG)

North Cheshire Classic Car Club

The NCCCC is a club for all who enjoy classic cars, bikes, scooters, campervans etc. Why not come and join us for talks and club runs as well as the banter. We meet at 7-30pm for 8.00pm on the fourth Monday of each month at the Hinderton Arms, Neston, CH64 7TA

North Devon Sports & Classic Car Club

North East Bus Preservation Trust Ltd

The North East Bus Preservation Trust (NEBPT) is a group of over 110 bus and coach enthusiasts dedicated to preserving the vehicles and heritage of the North East of England. t the present time the North East Bus Preservation Trust has two buildings used for storage and workshop facilities. The North East Bus Preservation Trust currently owns 22 vehicles and we also maintain a list of preserved buses.

North East Essex Tractor & Engine Club

North London Barmy Army

North Norfolk Classic Vehicle Club - (NNCVC)

North of England Classic & Pre-War Automobiles (NECPWA)

North of England Classic & Pre-War Automobiles (formerly known as The North East Club for Pre-War Austins) was established in 1966 by Tony Pelton. It is now the largest Historic Vehicle Club in the North of England with 830+ members.

North Staffs & Cheshire Traction Engine Club

We are a club dedicated to the preservation and restoration of all manner of vintage items. Our site is quite unique, affording members the space to store engines and living vans etc. with a clubroom and onsite kitchen which provides refreshments during our public events. It is home to several steam vehicles, associated living vans and other historic vehicles belonging to Club members and the Club itself.

North West Casual Classics

North West Casual Classics are the North West's leading multi-vehicle classic club. With upwards of 120 members, we attend over thirty events during a season. Shows include large events, such as Tatton Park, to supporting smaller, local carnivals and also an indoor show at St. Helens Transport Museum. We also organise our own shows and have at least two road runs in the year. NWCC has a club night on the 2nd Tuesday of the month where we have a charity raffle and a free quiz. In the past, we have had the occasional guest speaker. We have also had social events such as a post-Christmas meal and a visit to the Warrington Police Museum. New members are always welcome.

Northampton Transport Heritage

Northampton Transport Heritage was formed in 2017, principally to look after three ex-Northampton Corporation Vehicles: ANH 154, DNH 197 and JVV 267G to secure their preservation for future generations to access them. Since then we have acquired five more vehicles; Volvo B7L Single Decker - MV02 VBZ, No 146 - VV 9146 a Crossley new to Northampton Corporation in 1946, an ex-Stagecoach Midibus Mercedes 709D - L381 LBD, Bristol VR PBD 40R, Bristol MW6G with ECW C39F - GRP 260D, YBD 201 - Bristol MW5G -Ex United Counties and H654 VVV – 1990 Leyland Olympian. We also have access to other buses that are listed along with more details of our buses on the Vehicles page. In May 2021 we were awarded Charity Status in England and Wales, from that in June 2021 we applied for and were granted Gift Aid Status. We use our vehicles for what they were built to do- carry passengers! We host various members trips, visit schools, care homes and community groups as well as working with local authorities to host Heritage Open Days events.

Northants MG Owners

Northants’ MG Owners’ Club was founded in February 1978 by a small band of MG Owners at a meeting at The Spinney Hill Public House on Kettering Road in Northampton. It was formed to encourage like-minded enthusiasts of the MG marque to join together for social events and activities.

Northern Bygones Society

Northern Bygones is a family run organisation and we all have a passion for classic and vintage vehicles. Over the years we have organised some very successful shows and look forward to being able to continue to plan and organise popular, well attended events.

Northern Vintage Transport Association - (NVTA)

Old Skool Ford

Online Austin Seven Club - (OA7C)

Opel Manta Owners Club UK

Panhard et Levassor Club GB

Panther Owners Club

Pembrokeshire Classic Car Club

The club was formed in 1983 to promote a local interest in Classic Cars and provide its members with an outlet for their absorbing hobby. The club provides a forum for old car enthusiasts, county wide in which technical problems can be discussed with fellow members. Meetings are held at Haverfordwest Cricket Club, Dale Road, on the Last Thursday of the month between September and June.

Pembrokeshire Vintage Car Club

Peterborough Volunteer Fire Brigade

The Volunteer brigade was formed in 1884 by a group of Peterborough businessmen after they believed the efforts of the Corporation Brigade, as it was then, had been ineffective following a serious fire at the Infirmary. The Volunteer brigade has managed to remain a separate entity since then despite a number of reorganisation of the fire and rescue service since then, such as the major change in 1941 when over 1,600 separate fire brigades merged into the national Fire Service, and in 1948 when the fire service was returned to local authority control. Still active with a modern appliance, it has a small heritage collection that includes a 1963 vintage forward-control Land Rover appliance.

Phoenix Classic Vehicle Association

Police Vehicle Enthusiasts Club (PVEC)

PVEC – The Police Vehicle Enthusiasts’ Club – was founded in 1986. Originally for collectors of model police cars, the Club has evolved to embrace the diversity, history and preservation of police vehicles across the UK and abroad. Members don’t have to own a classic vehicle or collect models – they just all want to share an interest in police vehicles.

Pontarddulais Classic Motor Club

Established in 1995 by a group of local enthusiasts the club meets the first Wednesday of each month at the Pontarddulais Working Men’s Club

Post Vintage Humber Car Club Ltd

A club with a Worldwide membership, for owners, drivers and enthusiasts of Humber cars manufactured by the Rootes Group between 1931 and 1976.

Pre-1940 Triumph Motor Club Ltd

Pre-67 Ford Owners Club

A club which celebrates Pre 1967 Ford automobiles. We host Scottish Ford Day, Scotland's best Ford event

Pre-war Austin Seven Club Limited

Preston & District Vintage Car Club - (PDVCC)

Railton Owners Club

The Railton Owners Club is the premier club for enthusiasts of all Brough Superior, Railton, Hudson Essex and Terraplane motor vehicles.

Rally The Globe Ltd

A club which supports a broad family of motorsport enthusiasts who want to explore the world in historic and classic vehicles.

Ramsgate Old Motor & Motorcycle Club (ROMMCC)

Range Rover Register

Reliant Kitten Register

The Reliant Kitten Register was formed in 1991 to provide a point of contact, not only for owners and enthusiasts of Reliant Kittens, but also all the other under 1 litre 4-wheeled Reliant built or based vehicles

Reliant Owners Club

The club welcomes everyone who has a passion for this unique vehicle manufacturer. All Reliant based vehicles are catered for, from the small economy Reliant vehicles and the larger sporting Reliants, to the later Middlebridges and BN Robins.

Reliant Sabre and Scimitar Owners Club

The RSSOC was formed by a handful of enthusiasts in 1972. We are the original, largest and most experienced Scimitar Club and cater for the needs of all owners of Scimitars and Sabres. We publish bi-monthly copies of our magazine SLICE which has won the 'Best Car Club Magazine'. Country-wide social 'noggins' meet every month. A special discount scheme provides genuine member benefits. If you own a Middlebridge, Reliant Scimitar GTE, GTC, Coupe, SS1, SST or Sabre membership of the RSSOC is a must!

Renault Classic Car Club

Renault Frères Club

The Renault Frères Club caters exclusively for all Renaults designed from 1898 to 1939. We welcome members from around the world and can assist in dating and technical issues.

Renault Owners Club

Rhayader Vintage Club

Rickman Cars Owners Club

Riley Motor Club

The Riley Motor Club was founded in 1925. It is one of the oldest one-make car clubs and is the original Riley Club. The Club is a member of The Association of Riley Clubs. The Riley Motor Club is an international Club for owners and enthusiasts of the Riley marque. It caters for all ages of Rileys, from the first Riley car of 1898 through pre-war and RM models to the BMC Rileys of the late 1960s; all owners and enthusiasts are warmly welcomed by the Club.

Riley Register (The)

The Register is a club for anyone with an interest in Pre War Riley Motor Cars that were built in Coventry between 1899 and 1940. We provide comprehensive services to members; including a wide range of spares, regalia, social events, rallies, club newsletters and a quarterly Bulletin.

Riley RM Club

Membership is open to all owners and enthusiasts of the Riley RM series motor cars made between 1945 and 1957, and is also open to owners of pre-war Nuffield Rileys and those post-war Healeys using Riley mechanical parts.

Ripon Old Cars

Organised by Ripon Old Cars, in late July every year we bring you a Classic Car Gathering at Ripon Racecourse.We are a not-for-profit group with all monies raised going to charities, nominated each year by our Committee.

Ro80 Club GB

Founded in 1979, only two years after the end of the series production of the NSU Ro80. At the personal request of Felix Wankel, the addition "Verein für Kreiskolbentechnik" was already included in the name at that time. Therefore friends of all kinds of rotary engines are always welcome in our club.

Road Roller Association

Steam rollers, motor rollers and road making equipment We welcome anyone interested in steam or motor rollers, their history or associated equipment.

Robert William Thomson Memorial Fellowship

Robert William Thomson was a mechanical genius. He was a prolific inventor and, as a civil engineer, was involved in many diverse projects in his relatively short life. The Robert William Thomson Memorial Fellowship was formed in 1975 in his hometown, Stonehaven.

Rochdale Owners Club

The Rochdale Owners Club was formed in June 1981 by a group of owners keen to establish a club exclusively for the Rochdale marque.

Rochdale Vintage & Collectors Car Club

Rochford Hundred Vintage Tractor & Engine Club - (RHVTEC)

Rolls-Royce and Bentley Specialists Association

The Rolls-Royce and Bentley Specialists’ Association (RRBSA) encompasses the world’s leading restorers, repairers and parts producers for all eras of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars. The membership companies are passionate about providing the best possible service and the highest standards of workmanship, and represent the finest craftsmen and engineers in the trade. Members work collaboratively to share knowledge, raise standards and ensure parts availability. You can be assured that a company displaying the RRBSA logo will provide the very highest standards of service and expertise.

Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts Club - (RREC)

Rootes Group East Anglia (RGEA)

A group for owners of classic Rootes vehicles in the East of England, it meets monthly at Sorrel Horse Inn, Barham (first Wednesday of the month) and also attends local car shows.

Rotary Retro Automobile Fellowship - (RRAF)

Please contact Mike Sullivan

Routemaster Association

Rover 200 & 400 Owners Club

Rover 600 & 800 Owners Club

The Club caters for all derivatives of the Rover 800 Series and as a member you are a part of an initiative to ‘Preserve the Flagship’. In addition to enjoying access to a wealth of technical and production information you can bring your 800 series along to many events. In fact, this is one of the primary reasons for the owners clubs existence with an emphasis placed on promotion of the 800 series at shows and events across the country.

Rover P4 Drivers’ Guild

The Rover P4 Drivers' Guild is the only club that is dedicated to the support and enjoyment of the Rover 60, 75, 80, 90, 95, 100, 105, and 110 range of cars manufactured between 1949 and 1964

Rover P5 Club

Rover P6 Club (The) - (RP6C)

Rover SD1 Club

Rover Sports Register

Royal Wootton Bassett Classic Car Club

Saddleworth Classic & Rare Car Enthusiasts SCARCE

The hills of Saddleworth in the West Riding of Yorkshire have long lent themselves to the joy and excitement of motoring, and the knowledge that there were many lovely old cars gathering dust in the nooks and crannies of this lovely part of England was the incentive for launching a club that we can all enjoy - with or without an old classic - just the enthusiasm for these fine old motors will suffice to become a member. Since we inaugurated in April 2010 we have brought together many like-minded individuals who come along and meet on the third Wednesday of each month.

Salop Yesteryear Motor Club

Salop Yesteryear Motor Club, known to most as SYMC, is one of Shropshire’s longest established clubs for all makes of classic, vintage and older cars and motorbikes. The club holds monthly meetings as well as organising various motoring events and competitions throughout the year.

Scammell Register

Scammell, as with any famous marque in road transport history, has a dedicated following, many of whom have restored and drive Scammell lorries. The Scammell Register is the organisation for anyone who owns, or has an interest in, this famous marque. Although the Scammell works closed in 1988, the Register continues to go from strength to strength.

Scott Owners Club Ltd

The Scott Owners Club was founded in July 1958 and currently has more than 700 members scattered world-wide, with sections in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Far East. In the UK we have sections in the North, North West, Midlands, South West, Wales, Scotland, London area and East Midlands, with regular local meetings in most areas. The Club caters for the owners of all Shipley-built Scotts (1908/9 to 1950), Birmingham-built Aerco Jig and Tool Co machines (1954-1972), and the Derby-built Silk motorcycle.

Scottish Austin Seven Club Ltd. - (SA7C)

Scottish Military Vehicle Group - (S.M.V.G)

The Scottish Military Vehicle Group is an enthusiasts club dedicated to the preservation of historic military vehicles, their history and their equipment

Scottish Riley Enthusiasts - (SRE)

Scottish Vintage Tractor and Engine Club

As the result of a newspaper advert about starting a club for enthusiasts of vintage tractor and engines, a meeting was held in the home of Alan T Condie. The first rally was held in 1977 and continues to this day, now at Scone Palace, Perth.

Scottish Western Thoroughbred Vehicle Club (SWTVC)

Based in and around the west of Scotland, this is a club for owners, drivers and anyone who has an interest in any make of classic and vintage vehicle. We meet every third Tuesday of each month at The Kirkhouse Inn Strathblane at 12 noon for an informal chat with other car owners or like minded people.

Sebring Owners Club

The Sebring Owners Club was set up for those who own or have an interest in cars supplied by Sebring International or Classic Roadsters, in the classic style of the Austin Healey 3000 motor cars.

Shetland Classic Motorcycle Club

The club exists to help members, fellow enthusiasts and visitors to our islands to share and promote their interest in classic motorcycles. The SCMC is also the owner and custodian of the extensive Browster Collection of vintage motorcycles, parts and associated paraphernalia.

Silent Sports Car Club

The club celebrates the 2,422 Bentleys built by Rolls-Royce in Derby between 1933 and 1940. These chassis carried coachwork from over 40 independent coachbuilders in the UK and Europe, some of it easily among the most elegant of the period.

Simca Club UK

Includes SIMCA Aronde, Vedette, 1000, 1100, 1300/1500, 1301/1501, Chrysler/Talbot Alpine, Horizon, 180 and 2 litre, Horizon, Samba, Solara, Tagora, Bagheera, Rancho and Murena.

Singer Motor Club

Singer Owners' Club (SOC)

The Singer Owners' Club has been in existence for over 70 years and is dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of all Singer cars & vehicles spanning over 100 years of production, be they bicycles, motorcycles, cars or commercials

Skoda Owners' Club GB

The Škoda Owners’ Club GB was founded in 1962 by Roy Desborough, with the simple objective of connecting and supporting owners of Škodas in Great Britain. To this day the Club continues to adhere to that mantra and now boasts a growing number of members up and down the country, and from further afield. We welcome owners and enthusiasts, regardless of the age of their car (or cars!). You don’t even need a Škoda to join our community, just a shared interest in the marque.

Sleaford Historic Car & Motorcycle Show

Sleaford's very own Classic Car & Motorcycle Show Committee bring you a wonderful show every year.

Society of Automotive Historians in Britain

The principal purpose of the SAHB is to encourage research, recording, compilation and publication of historical facts concerning the worldwide development of mechanically powered road transport and all related topics from inception to the present day. The SAHB exists for all those of amateur or professional status who are interested in any aspect of motoring history, whether or not they are UK resident. The Society produces a quarterly publication: SAHB Times, an annual journal: Aspects of Motoring History; plus a comprehensive Membership Directory which assists in information exchange networking.

Solent Austin Seven Club Limited

The Solent Austin Seven 7 Club was started in 1972 to bring together those who have a love for the splendid little cars which were manufactured by Herbert Austin. Since 1923, when the first models came off the production line at Longbridge factory, there has been a Worldwide affection for the Austin Seven, and an admiration for the enormous longevity which Austin built into his vehicles. The Club meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 8pm at Shedfield Reading Rooms. There is a warm welcome awaiting anyone who wishes to join the often lively meetings.

South Cheshire Collectors Car Club - (SCCCC)

South Eastern Vintage Agricultural Club

South Eastern Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club - (SEVCVC)

South Hants Vehicle Preservation Society - (SHVPS)

We are a based in the Solent area and have a joint membership of around 440. Our vehicles range from Victorian bicycles and steam traction engines through to cars, motorcycles and assorted commercial vehicles of various ages. In fact, as long as it is not customised, we welcome anything transport related provided it is over 25 years old. You do not need to own a vehicle to be a member. We meet on the second Wednesday evening each month and we usually have a run to a local place of interest on the last Sunday of each month. Our social calendar includes DIY picnics, skittles, quiz evenings and talks on classic vehicles, historic items or local interest. Our Frostbite runs early in the New Year are also very popular with members. New members are always welcome.

South of Scotland Veteran and Vintage Vehicle Club

We promote the preservation and use of historic vehicles, cars and motorcycles, with a varied summer programme of evening and weekend runs, plus attending shows and rallies.

South Wales Austin Seven Club

South Wales Classic Car Club

Listed in the Top Ten Local Classic Car Clubs in the UK as voted for by Practical Classics Magazine, the club was formed by a small group of enthusiasts in 1983 and has taken a dynamic path to get to where we are today. We currently have a membership of around 100 classic car enthusiasts, mainly from South Wales, but with some as far away as Bristol to the east and Pembrokeshire to the west. The SWCCC represents a great opportunity to meet fellow old and modern classic enthusiasts and strike new enduring friendships, based on a common interest. We are a very diverse group and member's cars range from fairly modern Japanese sports cars, through 1960s and '70s British standards to vintage Rollers, with examples of a lot more in-between. There are regular gatherings and organised runs throughout the year and our annual show, Classics in Cardiff, run entirely by volunteers from the club. The money raised enables donations to be made to various charities serving the South Wales area.

South Wales Land Rover Club

The club was set up in the late-nineties with the purpose of bringing together local Land Rover enthusiasts. We have members from all over South Wales, with ages spanning from newly born to just about hanging in there. We have a monthly meeting and get out as often as we can on road runs, camping trips, factory tours, gentle green laning, pub quizzes and anything else that grabs our members’ interest.

South Wales Sunbeam Motorcycle Club

Southend & District Classic Car Club (SDCCC)

Southern Classics Society

One of the leading classic car clubs in the South East, we are an “allsorts” club and there is no snobbishness or favouritism towards any one make or class of vehicle and we provide an interesting alternative to the more formal one-make clubs.

Southern Counties Historic Vehicles Preservation Trust

We were incorporated in 1978 to develop the Worthing & Southern Counties Historic Vehicle Group. This was formed in 1962 to encourage the preservation and exhibition of steam traction engines, historic vehicles, stationary engines and other associated equipment in the southern counties of England.

Southern Daimler & Lanchester Club

Southern Milestone Motor Club

Southern Rover Owners Club

Spartan Owners Club

We cover all models of kit cars originally supplied by Spartan Cars: Triumph-based Roadster, Ford-based Roadster, Treka, Starcraft, Sherwood and Bandit.

Speedsters & Spyders Club

Our very active Club caters for owners and enthusiasts of these delightful cars and we hope that the website will encourage you to join the Club and develop your interest further.

Square Wheels Club

Square Wheels encourages, engages and unites through classic vehicle events. It grew from 300 years of English Freemasonry. The Club is now open to anyone who shares our passion.

St Helens Classic Car Association

The club welcomes all cars of any age and all we insist on is that you care a lot about cars in general. We visit car shows throughout the year, and we also have other events such as drive out days, family fun days, etc.

Stag Owners Club

The Stag Owners Club provides support, advice and events which enhance the enjoyment and experience that all Stag owners and enthusiasts have from their cars. Members can enjoy a wide selection of Club benefits and activities

Standard Motor Club

Starting Handle Club

Preserving Vintage and Classic Agricultural Machinery in Norfolk

Steam Plough Club

Stourbridge Pre-War Car Club

Strathendrick Classic & Sports Car Club

Suffolk Vehicle Enthusiasts Club

Sunbeam Alpine Owners Club

Sunbeam Lotus Owners Club Ltd

Sunbeam Motor Cycle Club

Sunbeam Talbot Alpine Register (STAR)

The Sunbeam Talbot Alpine Register was established in 1969 to encourage the use, restoration and preservation of the Talbot, Sunbeam Talbot and Sunbeam cars manufactured by the Rootes Group between 1936 and 1957. The Sunbeam Talbot Register – often referred to as ‘STAR’ – caters for cars as diverse as side-valve Talbot and Sunbeam Talbot 10 horsepower saloons, coupes and tourers, the slightly larger 2 litre models, and the big 3 and 4 litre cars which, apart from saloon, coupe and tourer versions, also carried ‘bespoke’ bodywork by companies such as Thrupp and Maberly and the Carlton Carriage Company. STAR also caters for post-war overhead valve Sunbeam Talbot 80 and 90 saloons and coupes, Mark I and III Sunbeam Alpines, and Sunbeam Mark III saloons and coupes built until production ceased in 1957.

Sunbeam Talbot Darracq Register Ltd

This friendly car club club was founded in 1950 and is dedicated to all who have an interest in Sunbeam, Talbot & Darracq motor cars manufactured up to 1935. The club embraces cars from both the veteran and vintage periods. It now has a worldwide membership as well as sister clubs in Australia and New Zealand. The Register holds regular rallies and social events and publishes a well illustrated monthly Newsletter and several Journals a year. It also provides expert technical help, including a Members’ Forum, to assist members in keeping their cars in use on the road.

Sunbeam Tiger Club (STC)

Sunderland & District Classic Vehicle Society

We are a very friendly, easy going group of people who decided to start a classic vehicle club back in 1996. From half a dozen friends, with the same passion for old vehicles, we have grown into a well respected club in the North East of England.

Surrey Classic Vehicle Club

The Surrey Classic Vehicle Club prides itself on the quality and diversity of the vehicles its members display. The Club does not believe that date of manufacture is the only factor that makes a vehicle a classic and it operates its membership selection within the 'spirit' of what is deemed to be a classic.

Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society - (SVVS)

Swale Vehicle Enthusiasts Club - (SVEC)

Swansea Historic Vehicle Register

A multi-marque classic and vintage car club based in Swansea South Wales, we are an active club attending shows most weekends during the summer and running our Summer Rally weekend in July where we are joined by our twin Club Kinsale from Southern Ireland.

Talbot Owners Club

The home of pre-war London Talbots the essence of the Club is to ensure that members meet and enjoy themselves; the Club is open and democratic, dialogue is encouraged. It is for people of all ages who like Talbot cars and want to enjoy the company of like-minded people and also to support current Talbot involvement in historic competition.

Tamar Historic Transport Club (THTC)

Tame Valley Vintage & Classic Car Club Ltd

Tameside Car Collectors

Tameside Car Collectors club is an association of classic car enthusiasts based in Tameside, Manchester. The club was founded in 2011, when a group of friends decided to come together to share their love of classic cars with people around the country

Taunton Historic Vehicle Group

Tea Cakes & Classics

Based in East Kent, we have a passion for all things classic. We own, use and display a wide range of classic cars from Model T Ford, through Austin Cambridge and Mini to the Ford Sierra, from immaculate to deeply tatty, we don't discriminate! We're also interested in anything 'heritage' Motorcycles, Trains, Vintage and Retro.

Teal Owners Club - (TOC)

Membership is open to anyone; owning a Teal is not essential. It is enough to have an interest in the marque, and all similar replicas are welcome. We aim to enhance the enjoyment of owning and using a Teal car, by way of activities, car based or otherwise, organised by The Club, or individuals, and to provide a degree of technical and engineering support.

Teesdale Motor Club - (TMC)

Teesside Yesteryear Motor Club

Teignbridge Classics

We are a sociable very active club for Devon, organising runs, shows and events.

Test Valley Motor Enthusiasts

Since 1974 we have run a car club out of Romsey, Hampshire. However, we have a love for all things mechanical. We are a group of people interested in all aspects of transport ranging across cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, tractors (and now electrical to move with the times!). We are a very sociable group and our club nights are well attended, with visiting speakers covering an interesting and varied range of topics.

Thames Valley Mini Club

We aim to encourage the ownership, use, preservation & enjoyment of the Issigonis Mini (and variants and kits) by providing local contacts, discounts and activities for members

The [Vauxhall] VX4/90 Drivers' Club

The 1100 Club

The 289 Register

The club for AC Ace and Cobra owners, builders and enthusiasts. International membership supporting those with genuine and replica vehicles alike. Open and friendly forum, wiki pages on originality, quarterly magazine and a register of cars are some of the membership benefits

The Alvis Register Limited

The Beauford Club

The club welcomes anyone with an interest in Beauford cars. First made in 1985 with a ladder chassis, at the front is a long bonnet with flowing wings at either side to give the appearance of a 1930s luxury car.

The Biggar Albion Foundation

The Biggar Albion Foundation Ltd and Albion Vehicle Preservation Trust look after Albion owners, enthusiasts and enquirers. The Foundation is responsible for the Albion Club, the Albion Archive, the Biggar Rally and the Albion Museum at North Back Road, which houses a collection of historic Albion vehicles and units. Other historic Albion vehicles are owned and housed at other locations from time to time, including Bridgeton Bus Museum. The Albion Club publishes The Albion Magazine quarterly. Membership is open to all interested in Albions, whether owners or not.

The BMW Motorcycle Club Ltd

The BMW Club is the only officially recognised BMW motorcycle club in the British Isles and The Republic of Ireland.

The Bug Club

The club for the Bond Bug – the best 3x3 by far – offers many advantages for people when they join. You make new friends, get its award winning bi-monthly magazine and learn more about a Bug than the internet can throw at you. By attending their rallies you get to see places you would never have dreamed of going to. Members are always prepared to help you if they can and if they can’t they will point you towards someone who can. You get access to areas of the club’s website that non-members will never see. Finally, you don’t have to own a Bug to be a member!

The Cobra Register

The Crossley Register

The Delage Register

Delage – France's Finest Car... the title was well earned. During the company's near half-century of existence, Delage cars took top honours in just about every field of motoring. The club supports all owners, with technical advice, events and rallies.

The Fiat Register

The Ford Anglia 105e Owners Club

The Ford Anglia 105e Owners Club is a non-profit club offering multiple benefits to members. All profits are used to secure and manufacture spares to help keep our vehicles on the road.

The Greeves Riders Association

The Greeves Riders Association is the international one-make club, for those interested in Greeves motorcycles. The purpose is to help Greeves enthusiasts keep in touch, to share information about Greeves motorcycles and to encourage their restoration, preservation and use.

The Griffin Trust

A unique collection of British motoring history at its best. Located at Hooton Park in Cheshire, next to the famous Ellesmere Port car plant, the Griffin Trust maintains a historic collection, while also running events celebrating the heritage of one of the world's oldest vehicle manufacturers.

The Invicta Car Club

Our activities are mainly social, and members receive the club magazine ‘Invicta News’ every quarter. A great deal of technical information is available from within the membership and much documentation on the history of the pre-war Invicta Company and its Cars is held.

The Kettle Club

Founded in 1995, it is the world’s largest single-type, classic motorcycle club, owing its existence to one of the most distinctive and innovative motorcycles of the 1970s.

The London Douglas Motor Cycle Club Limited

The London Douglas Motor Cycle Club welcomes applications from everyone with an interest in Douglas motorcycles. As an owner you can become a full member and as a non-owner you can apply to become an associate member. The Club has a great deal to offer the enthusiast, including a regular magazine, social events, a spares service, technical advice and more...

The Maico Owners Club

The Maico Club is a long established owners’ club and can trace its roots back to the late '50s, originating from the heyday of scootering. The club is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Maico scooters. The club also endeavours to be the platform by which all like-minded enthusiasts around the world can keep in touch with each other.

The Mercedes-Benz Club

The Mercedes-Benz Club was founded in 1952, becoming the first Mercedes-Benz Club in the world. Since then the Club has gone from strength to strength. The monthly Club Gazette provides members with a wide range of regional event reports, historic features, technical advice and a vigorous correspondence column. Along the way Club has also developed an unrivalled level of regional activities and events.

The Military Vehicle Trust - MVT

The Military Vehicle Trust is the largest group of military vehicle owners and enthusiasts in the world, and the only charity dedicated to "Keeping Our Mechanical Veterans Alive". Our growing membership supports all people interested in keeping their military vehicles of all kinds running and on the road. MVT members benefit from a comprehensive package including: Our award-winning “Windscreen” magazine published six times a year; Personal Public Liability Insurance which covers vehicles and displays when they are representing the MVT anywhere in Europe; Insurance discounts with our partner firms; 5% discount with Brittany Ferries for any route, with or without a military vehicle; Free membership of Area groups to enable members to enjoy the hobby locally; Vehicle Verification service; and access to our members-only Facebook group. The Trust sets out to achieve its charitable aims, by promoting a huge range of activities that support our members and advance public knowledge and understanding of how our historic vehicles have contributed to our military heritage. It isn’t necessary to own a vehicle to join us; we have many re-enactors, living historians and vehicle enthusiasts who are members.

The Morgan Three-Wheeler Club Ltd

A club for all Morgan Three-Wheelers from 1909 to the present day. The Club, formed in 1945, has a proud history of offering its members a wide range of activities and support and is an essential part of owning and running a Morgan Three-Wheeler.

The Rapier Register

Founded in 1953 by the late Geoff Speight, the club grew rapidly as discerning owners of Lagonda Rapiers took the opportunity to contact like-minded enthusiasts who knew a good car when they saw one. Its spares section is probably one of the best of any one-make club. In 2005 the Register became a limited company and is now officially Rapier Motors Ltd.

The Rootes Archive Centre Trust

Created in 2004 to preserve all original materials from Rootes and Chrysler Engineering departments from 1920 – 1980