Classic Car Clubs

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.

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.

Includes photos and meeting information. [Doncaster, Northern Ireland]

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 Register Official Web-site for all lovers of the big six Triumph Saloon

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.

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.

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

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.

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