Chester Vintage Enthusiasts Club Provides photos, events and classifieds. Based in the United Kingdom.

American Auto Club UK - Owners & Enthusiasts Club Open to members and enthusiasts, the AAC-UK caters for cars, motorbikes, trucks and almost anything that is powered by an American engine.

American Car Clubs UK - Auto Club - Motorvatin‚ USA - Chevrolet - Ford - Buick - Camaro Resource for owners and enthusiasts. Contains a list of services, membership information, events, picture gallery, and model specific areas.

Association of Old Vechicle Clubs in N.I. The official website of The A.O.V.C. in N.I. Ltd. Your first point of call if you are an old vehicle owner in Northern Ireland. Diary of forthcoming events, members articles, member clubs list and contact details.

British Made Car Club Provides local and national club information, technical advice, classifieds, events and gallery pages. UK based.

Classic Car Club Directory Directory of classic car clubs covering the marques available through HCHG members. This section lists classic car clubs that support the marques offered for hire by members of the HCHG. See Classic Cars for Hire These classic car clubs are often the best source of information on the cars, particularly if you are thinking of buying a classic. They can normally provide expert advice on buying cars, what to look for, what to avoid etc. Many of them publish their own regular club magazines which are normally an excellent source of adverts for both the cars and spare parts.

Classic Cars, Veteran Cars and Vintage Cars - The Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society The SVVS is an all-make club for enthusiasts of veteran, vintage and classic vehicles in SE England with 170 members and over 350 historic cars, commercials and motorbikes.

Club Triumph With the passing of time and the inevitable turnover of people involved in the Triumph scene I feel it is worthwhile documenting the development of the present organisation. To this end I have prepared this brief resume of our history. The history of the club starts in 1954 when the Triumph Sports Owners Association (TSOA) was inaugurated by the then Standard Triumph International Company for the growing number of American owners of the successful TR sports car range. The Standard Triumph Automobile Association (STAA) was also formed at this time for owners of other Standard and Triumph cars and this provided the basis for the future structure. Throughout the 1950's and 1960's various local branches were set up throughout the U.K. these being run on an autonomous basis, having their own membership fee and volunteer committee, although acting under the umbrella of the factory "Head Office" STAA and receiving support from the same. Inter-branch communication was carried out centrally by the factory publicity department and took the form of a section in the company magazine "The Standard-Triumph Review". What is now Club Triumph was formed as the STAA North London Branch in 1961.

Craven Old Wheels Classic Car Club Events calendar, rally details, classifieds, and news. Based in England.

Dormobile Owners' Club Home Features events, photos, bulletin board, links, and contact information. Located in the UK.

Forties & Fifties - American Car Enthousiasts Belgian club of owners of non-customized American cars built between 1935 -1960. Includes events calendar, meeting dates, and links. In English, French, and Dutch.

Gloucetershire MG Owners Club The Annual membership to the Gloucestershire MG Owners Club is £X0 per car from 1st April to 31 March. A full calendar of events is organised with lists going to members on receipt of the membership fee. Meetings are held on the second Thursdays of each month at The Gala Club, Fairmile Gardens, Longford, Gloucester at 8 pm with social events taking place on the fourth Tuesday of each month commencing May to October. The occasional Sunday half/full day run is also held with a small charge being made to cover the event.

Heidelberg Classic Cars and Motorbikes Club Dates of events, list of cars and European museums, technical help. Site available in English and German.

Lincoln & Continental Owners Club The Lincoln and Continental Owners Club was formed in 1953 by Dr. Elliston Bell. The first National meet was held in Dearborn, Michigan, on October 16, 1954, with 151 Continentals participating. These included 1940 through 1948 Continentals only. The following year, there were two National Meets; an Eastern Meet was held in Bedford Spring, Pennsylvania, and a Western Meet was held in Santa Barbara, California.

Moray Muscle Group Provides newsletter and members page. [UK]

Morris Minors Owners Club - Northern Ireland Branch Includes events list, membership form and newsletter. [Northern Ireland]

Naylor Car Club The Club was formed in 1994 at an inaugural meeting at the Heritage Centre at Gaydon. The aims are to further interest in both Naylor and Hutson TF 1700 cars, to arrange social events, meetings, discussions, tours and road runs. Members are kept informed of Club activities and matters of general and technical interest through the Club magazine Naylor News which is published three times per year and is supplemented by periodic Newsletters. The Club is affiliated to the RAC Motor Sports Association. The Club is organised into regions, Thames,Western,Anglia, Midland and Northern and each arranges meets and events during the season. This is a sociable Club and Members are expected to, and do, enjoy themselves. There is no element of competition, apart from a well polished motor, and as we are not obsessed with what is under the bonnet wives and girlfriends find what we do a delight. Also, joining The Naylor Car Club will do wonders for your sense of humour

RCCA Rover Car Club Australia Based in Victoria since 1964 Rover Car Club Australia Based in Victoria since 1964, if you own, drive, like or love (Classic or new) Rover Cars this is the club for you. Becoming a member of the Rover Car Club of Australia will give you the benefits of having an enormous source of technical and practical knowledge, of meeting fellow enthusiasts, of socialising at events and meetings, and sharing the benefit from each others' technical and operational experience. Members of RCCA have Rovers that span most, if not all, the Rover models sold in the Australian market over the years. Technical Officers specialising in particular Rover models are on hand to give advice on your car problems. Club events organised during the year are broad and varied. The Club is affiliated with various motoring bodies, is part of the Victorian Transport Club Plate Scheme and maintains contact with other Rover Car Clubs around the country and overseas. For more on what the Club offers Rover owners and enthusiasts see here

Road Rockets of Finland Pictures, meeting dates, and events.

Roadoilers Kent Features photos and contact information. Based in the United Kingdom.

Rover P6 Drivers Club website Welcome to the new website for The Rover P6 Club. After nearly 10 years of service our old website has been superceeded by the new look site, which has been many months in the planning. We have incorporated some items from our old site along with many new ideas coupled to as much practical help and assistance as we can to help keep your P6 on the road. The new site is far more user friendly and as such can be updated more easily and it will be so don't expect it to look the same when you come back to it in the future so save a link to your favourites list right now before you forget and don't forget to revisit regularly. The events, cars for sale and general news will be updated almost daily and the new forums are likely to change by the minute as more members sign in and join the chatter.The aim of the new site is to help inform with as much details as is possible however to get full access to all areas of the site you will need to become

Singer Owners' Club Welcome to the Singer Owners' Club web site. The club has been in existence over fifty years and is dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of all Singer vehicles spanning over 100 years of production, be they bicycles, motorcycles, cars or commercials. The club offers to members a comprehensive range of services including a large range of spare parts provided by the Spares Registrars for all the popular models, access to specialist restorers, a library of archive photographs and workshop and parts manuals, regular local meetings and an annual rally which attracts Singer Owners from all around the globe, for details of the 2008 event click here.

South Wales Classic Car Club Based in Bridgend, South Wales. Promotes the restoration and use of classic cars. Includes event list and membership information

South Wales MVT South Wales MVT. An area of the Military Vehicle Trust, a club for MV enthusiasts. Focus on ex-military vehicles, site includes news, events, sales, pictures and links. [South Wales, UK]

Stag Owners Club: Welcome Stag Owners Club, Triumph Stag, Triumph Stag spare parts, Triumph Stag Owners Club Events, Triumph Stag Classic car, classic cars, SOC, Triumph Stag technical help, Triumph Stag maintenance, Triumph Stag national day

Surrey Hills Motor Group Mini Owners Club providing news, contact, gallery and links [North Surrey and Hampshire, UK]

The All New Matching Green Classic and Sports Car Club Website Features news, events, chat and regalia. Based in the United Kingdom

The ICENI Custom American and Rods Club .....Welcome The ICENI Custom American and Rods Club Lists meeting locations and events. Located in Brandon, Suffolk, UK.

The Mechanical Horse Club of Great Britain Provides listing of projects, members interests, secretary's page, and news and links. [United Kingdom]

The Peerless and Warwick Register Dedicated to the preservation and continued use of these classic British sportscars. Based in the United Kingdom

The Triumph Dolomite Homepage The Triumph Dolomite Club - The Number One Club for owners of Triumph's range of small saloons from the 1960s and 1970s. The ONLY club for all Dolomite owners This site is for owners,enthusiasts or indeed anyone interested in the Triumph Dolomite,Sprint, 1300,1500,Toledo,1300 and 1500 FWD,1500TC and Dolomite-based specials.

Thoroughbred Sports Car Club of Northern Ireland For owners, restorers, maintainers and enthusiasts of classic sports cars and saloon cars in manufacture before 1975. Events include autotests, hillclimbs and sprints and racing.

Traditional Car Club of Doncaster Includes photos and meeting information. [Doncaster, Northern Ireland]

Trident Car Club The Club was formed in 1980 by Ken & Jill Morgan. Ken Morgan completed the restoration of a Clipper and wanted to contact other Trident owners. Ken and Jill maintained the Club for seventeen years. In 1997 the Club was relaunched after a period of inactivity by a few long term members and now produces a quarterly newsletter/magazine for a membership of approximately thirty and arranges meetings and show appearances throughout the UK.

Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 PI Register Web-site for all Triumph owners to enjoy Triumph 2000 2500 2.5 Register Official Web-site for all lovers of the big six Triumph Saloon

Triumph Car Club Vintage Triumph Register The Vintage Triumph Register (VTR) is a North American Triumph car club of over 2,800 Triumph owners and enthusiasts supporting and showcasing all models of Triumphs. This award-winning VTR web site has been assembled through the co-operative efforts of many VTR members to make these pages a current and accurate resource for Triumph enthusiasts worldwide.

TRIUMPH Owners | Sports, Cars, Clubs, Performance, For Sale, Photos Welcome to Triumph Owners Tasmania, a site dedicated to both the potential owner and the fanatic alike. This site offers the unique opportunity for Triumph owners to join as members and showcase their vehicle, provide information on their work and achievements, advertise parts and paraphenalia for sale etc.

Triumph Stag Register Stag Owners welcome - or if you are thinking about buying, welcome, welcome, welcome. Let the helpful Stag club assist you.

Wollongong Morris Minor Car Club Inc The following story was told by Ray Riley, one of the founders of the Wollongong Morris Minor Car Club. It all started back late in 1978 when 1 passed a fellow Morris owner on Mt. Ousley. We stopped at the bottom for a chat. He was from Sydney and heading South. One thing led to another, so 1 invited him home for a drink. After a lengthy conversation about Morries, we started talking about forming a Club. Time passed by quickly and he had to be travelling on. so goodbyes were said and he left. Early the next year, 1979, I met Greg Sadzius, a Wollongong lad, with a common interest in Morris Minors and once again the subject of a Club came up, so before it could fade, we set some wheels in motion. The final step was to have some invitations typed and photocopied which invited the owners of Morris Minors to join us on a run on the 21st of May 1979 to Kangaroo Valley. Meeting at Westfield car park, we would travel down the Princess Highway to Berry, then on to Kangaroo Valley. These we placed on any Morrie's windscreen either of us saw.

American Auto Club International THE Premium American Auto Club for enthusiasts everywhere UK based car club for the American auto enthusiast. Includes membership information, forum, events, and classifieds

British Mini Club - Welcome, membership, insurance, for sales, British Mini Days and more The international club for classic & modern minis,join the British Mini Club, Details of all our shows,buy and sell your Mini and parts, - For the Mini you drive.

Welcome to the Scottish Vintage Vehicle Federation Publishes an events programme annualy. Membership includes organisation, such as Club, Local Council or other business with an interest in vintage cars. [Scotland, UK] The Scottish Vintage Vehicle Federation was established in November 1973 with the aims of publishing an events programme each year and maintaining a register of competitors. The architect of the SVVF was Tom Sked of Aberdeen and appropriately he was elected its first Chairman. A Calendar of Events, duly published for 1974, contained 17 Events and a similar number of clubs. A Register of those who entered rallies amounted to about 300 people. Today we have over 110 events, around 100 member bodies and around 6700 enthusiasts on the Register. The objectives of the Federation remain the same - we try to get rally organisers to liaise through us to avoid unnecessary clashes when two nearby events are proposed for the same day. At our Dates Meeting in November we try through discussion and compromise to agree dates which as far as reasonably possible are acceptable to everybody and can therefore be included within our Events Programme.