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CLUB ACTIVITIES AND BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP |
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The
activities of the Classic Section of the club are organised by a committee
of members.
The Chairman is John Wilkinson, and the Vice-Chairman and Classic
Co-ordinator is Ken Marsh. SHOWS
AND RALLIES
ROAD
RUNS
The
club promotes the Spring and MONTHLY
MAGAZINE
Members
receive an illustrated monthly magazine with the latest news of
forthcoming events.
There are articles by members themselves on motoring topics and the
history of the club, which is currently being researched.
Also included are reports of recent activities, and a section with
vehicles and parts for sale.
As a member of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, we
receive quarterly information on legislation affecting classic vehicles.
Relevant articles are published in the club magazine. RECOMMENDED
SERVICE DIRECTORY
This
is a list of local companies nominated by members who have received good
service. It
helps to take the guesswork out of finding a reputable supplier of goods or
services when a classic car or motorcycle needs attention. CLUB
MEMBERS’ DISCOUNT DIRECTORY
This
is a list of local suppliers who offer discounts to members on production of a
club membership card. AUTUMN
AND WINTER MEETINGS
During
the autumn and winter months, the club holds monthly Sunday afternoon open
meetings at which members discuss ideas and plans for the next show
season. In the early years of
the club, members met in various stately homes and fine hotels, and this
tradition continues in the grand setting of the Oaklands Hotel, GRAND
CHRISTMAS LUNCH
This
event is the highlight of the winter season, and is also held in the
opulent surroundings of the Oaklands Hotel.
Over one hundred members and friends create a festive Christmas
atmosphere, with hats, crackers, a popular table quiz, and a huge
Christmas raffle. A WARM WELCOME
TO ALL CLASSIC VEHICLE ENTHUSIASTS
The
club is open to all with an interest in classic vehicles, whether pre-1973
tax-exempt vehicles or later modern classics.
Ownership of a vehicle is not necessary.
Kit cars, small vans, pick-ups, classic motorcycles and non-classic
vehicles can take part in a limited number of events, subject to space
availability and at the discretion of the event organiser.
At present, there is no category for commercial vehicles within the
club. Younger
enthusiasts are encouraged to join, since they are the future of the classic
vehicle movement. As
a club member, you meet fellow enthusiasts who between them own a wide
range of cars and motorcycles, spanning a century of motoring history.
They are always willing to chat, exchange stories and give motoring
advice. As the oldest motor club in We look forward to meeting you. For
further details about club membership contact: For
details of classic vehicle shows contact: For
general enquiries about the club, or details of road runs, contact:
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