Looking to join an Owners Club or contact one to get some advice? Look no further, we’ve pulled together a comprehensive list of UK clubs that can provide invaluable advice about your classic, be it technical specs, hunting down a spare part, joining a car meet or the discounts and benefits that come with membership.
Karmann Ghia Owners Club (GB) UK
Whether you own a car, aspire to owning a car or just want to share in the enjoyment of learning about the famous Karmann Ghia, the club will have something to offer you. This includes technical advice, valuable insight on buying or importing a car, meeting members at shows and events or simply enjoying the quarterly full colour magazine as well as taking advantage of the many other benefits the club has to offer. We welcome members from the UK and around the world. Whether you aspire to, or already own a Karmann Ghia you are most welcome. In [...]
2cvGB The Deux Chevaux Club of Great Britain
The Deux Chevaux Club of Great Britain – affectionately known to all as '2CVGB' – was founded in 1978 by and for owners and enthusiasts of the Citroën 2CV and the other A-Series vehicles including the Dyane, Ami, Méhari and Bijou, and the commercial variants such as the Fourgonnette, Acadiane, also the H Van which is technically not an A-Series vehicle, however is very much in the spirit. During the 1990s, when the 2CV was at the height of its popularity in the UK, membership soared to over 3,500. Once production ceased, however, and the vehicles are becoming fewer [...]
Capri Club International Mansfield Notts branch
The last Capri left the production line in December 1986 and the Mansfield Notts branch of Capri Club International was re-formed in January 1987. Based in Mansfield, we have members from across the UK. We meet twice every month (1st & 3rd Thursday at 8pm) at the South Forest Leisure Complex in Edwinstowe near the Major Oak NG21 9JA. We welcome all Capri enthusiasts and all Capris. You do not have to own or have a Capri on the road to join our club. Our club members own MKI, MKII and MKIII Capris ranging from concours winners to every-day [...]
Raleigh Motorcycle and Early Reliant Club
A vibrant, medium sized club for people who own or have an interest in: Raleigh motorcycles (1904 - 1933) Raleigh mopeds (1958 - 1971); Raleigh 3-wheel cars and commercials (1931 - 1935); Reliant 3-wheel cars and commercials (1935 - 1973). The club has technical consultants, some parts availability and also offers a vehicle dating/verification service.
Wilts Vehicle & Machinery Enthusiasts
The Wilts Vehicle & Machinery Enthusiasts (WiltsVME) host a number of events throughout the year for machinery owners. These events include an annual show (Rainscombe Country Show) which is due to be held on the 11th and 12th of June 2022, as well as a tractor road run, working weekend and lots more! You can find more information about us on our website or email listed above
The Cambridge-Oxford Owners Club
Formed in 1980, The Cambridge-Oxford Owners Club (COOC) caters for both the BMC Farina and pre-Farina saloons of the 1950's and 60's. Cars such as the Austin Cambridge, Morris Oxford, Riley 4/72, Wolseley 16/60, Mg Magnette, Austin Westminster etc. We have a lively Farina Forum website for members, where they share tips, discussions, pictures and buy or sell cars and parts. We produce a quarterly magazine - The Rosette Recorder and hold regional meetings across the UK. We also hold at least two major events per year, which move around the country. The COOC is a very traditional but [...]
Spalding & East Elloe Classic Car Club
The Spalding & East Elloe Classic Car Club (SEECCC) is a Club for classic car owners in the Spalding and Holbeach areas; it is a non-profit making organisation which raises money for local charities. The Club held its inaugural meeting in May 2008 and a full calendar of events has taken place in each and every year since, with activities expanding as the Club has grown to its current membership of over 150. The Club meets monthly on the second Tuesday of each month although venues tend to vary according to the event.
The Split Screen Van Club
The Split Screen Van Club was founded at Stanford Hall in May 1983 by a small group of dedicated Splitty lovers. The main aim of the club is to preserve and celebrate these unique vintage Volkswagen vans and the expertise needed to maintain and restore them. We welcome all owners, families, and enthusiasts of pre-1967 Vans. We are the only national club exclusively dedicated to this vehicle and have approximately 800 members, but ownership of a Split Screen Van is not a prerequisite for joining. We attend national VW events as a club but also run our own social [...]
AJS Car Club
The club was formed in 1993 to locate the remaining cars of the 1000 originally built in 1931/2. Currently there are 42 members with 35 cars, about 10 are currently roadworthy. The club operates a spares scheme and arranges one members meeting per year.
Gordon-Keeble Owners’ Club
In late 1969 Ernie Knott obtained Gordon-Keeble chassis no.32 and decided to trace other owners of the marque. He wrote to Autocar and Motor magazines, announcing his intention to hold a meeting to form a register. A get-together followed at Silverstone on 29th July 1970 with a total of 16 Gordon-Keebles assembled near Woodcote Corner. Attendees voted unanimously for Ernie to be the Chairman of what would henceforth be the Gordon-Keeble Owners' Club. The search was spread further afield and the numbers began to swell. A quarterly newsletter was introduced and the Owners' Index was established, listing each car's [...]
