Classic Car Clubs

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.

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.

Dates of events, list of cars and European museums, technical help. Site available in English and German.

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.

Provides newsletter and members page. [UK]

Includes events list, membership form and newsletter. [Northern Ireland]

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

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

Pictures, meeting dates, and events.

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