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The aim of this site is to provide a useful resource of information for both existing and potential new members.

 Obtain details of forthcoming events, entry forms, find contact details for clubs in your area and/or serving your particular vehicle and read articles submitted by clubs and their members.

We would appreciate your comments on this site and your ideas for its enhancement. Please send comments and ideas to the Secretary.
https://www.aovc.co.uk/ 

The HCVA represents the collective voice of the hundreds of SME’s who provide services across the historic and classic vehicle sector, supported by the individuals and enthusiasts who rely on them.

Through collaboration, transparency and proactive lobbying the HCVA seeks to increase awareness and education of the sectors economic and social benefits, to ensure those responsible for policy and regulation are challenged and held accountable, to promote sustainable innovation and technologies and to ensure the HCVA member community is engaged and confident their voices will be heard.

https://www.hcva.co.uk/

​​​The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) exists to uphold the freedom to use historic vehicles - of all types - on the road without restriction.

It does this by representing the interests of owners of historic vehicles to politicians, government officials, and legislators both in the UK and (through the Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens - FIVA) in Europe. 

Representing more than 550 organisations, whose total membership is over 250,000 people, plus individual and trade supporters, it is the largest body of its kind.
https://fbhvc.co.uk/

The Irish Veteran and Vintage Car Club CLG was formed in 1963 to cater for owners of veteran and vintage vehicles and for enthusiasts who did not possess such vehicles.

The Club’s Mission Statement is:To be the voice, custodian and facilitator of the historic vehicle movement in Ireland; to promote and facilitate the preservation, ownership, appreciation and use of historic vehicles; to promote public awareness of the historic vehicle movement and to protect the regulatory environment affecting the use of historic vehicles.
https://www.ivvcc.ie/ 

Vintage and historic cars evoke enthusiasm and spark a passion; and since 1934 the VSCC has provided an arena for people to enjoy pre-war cars competitively and socially.  Active in every aspect of motoring and motorsport for pre-war cars, the is one of the largest motoring clubs in the world. 

With such a diverse range of motoring disciplines there is plenty of scope to become involved, as a car owner, marshal, competitor or enthusiast.

All are welcome to enjoy the VSCC and its many activities, but why not join this great movement and take advantage of 85 years of history and tradition? 
https://www.vscc.co.uk/

The National Motor Museum, located in Beaulieu, is an Accredited Museum by Arts Council England.

Its internationally-acclaimed collections of more than 285 vehicles and 1.9 million motoring heritage items is cared for by the National Motor Museum Trust charity.

The museum is open to visitors 364 days a year.

It hosts a range of motoring events throughout the year and can be booked as a venue by clubs, companies and for private functions such as weddings.​
https://nationalmotormuseum.org.uk/​​​