Classic Car Clubs

Provides photos, events and classifieds. Based in the United Kingdom.

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

Resource for owners and enthusiasts. Contains a list of services, membership information, events, picture gallery, and model specific areas.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Events calendar, rally details, classifieds, and news. Based in England.

Features events, photos, bulletin board, links, and contact information. Located in the UK.