Clubs Attending
MR2 Drivers' Club
The MR2 Drivers Club was formed back in 1990 after the efforts of the Club’s founding members discovery that such a club did not exist where like-minded people could meet, chat, share information and generally enjoy their motoring as a collective. After discussion with Toyota GB, the formation of The Club was approved and to this day, The Club continues to share a close alliance with Toyota GB.
Long Buckby Vintage and Classic Vehicle Meet
Kilsby M.G. Club
Kilsby MG Club is intended to provide a meeting point for local MG enthusiasts to:
Keep in touch with the wider MG world
Provide a social gathering for like minded enthusiasts
Enjoy a pleasant evening out on club nights (ladies very welcome)
Discuss any matters relating to their cars
Encourage participation in regional & national MG events
Organise a limited number of our own events
We meet on the first Tuesday of each month from 8.00pm at the George Hotel, Kilsby, Nr Rugby.
Mercedes Benz Club
The Mercedes-Benz Club was founded in 1952
As such it was the first Mercedes-Benz Club in the world. Its founding was mainly due to the enthusiasm and efforts of one man – Ronald H Johnson (1913 – 1973). By profession Johnson was a marine architect, but he was also an avid motorist and a long-time enthusiast of Mercedes-Benz cars.
Wolston Motor Club
Contact Mark Brooks at markgbrooks@hotmail.co.uk for further information about the club.
TR Register Car Club
Founded in 1970, The Triumph TR Register Car Club is one of the most successful one make car clubs in the world. The Triumph TR Register Car Club caters for the needs of owners, past, present, and future of the entire range of Triumph TR sports cars from TR2 to TR8 and their associated derivatives Swallow Doretti, Peerless, Warwick, Italia and Grinnall.
Milton Keynes Classic Car Club
Founded in 1999 by Keith Hogben and Dave Longstaff. Keith and Dave were both members of national classic car clubs looking for a regular meet close to home. Having found nothing they decided to start a Milton Keynes Classic car Club. The original venue was the Marle Inn, moving to the Hockey Stadium, and then to its current venue at the Caldecotte Arms (Windmill) in 2002. All meets are informal, just turn up.
Jaguar Drivers Club
The Jaguar Drivers’ Club is more than just a car club. As every member will tell you, belonging to the Jaguar Drivers’ Club is to be part of an international community of people with a love of Jaguars and Daimlers. Whether you own your own or simply dream of having one, there’s a place for you in the JDC.
Capri Mk1 Owners Club
The Capri Mk1 Owners Club was founded in 2008. It has a wealth of knowledge, know-how and information available to Mk1 owners provided by personnel who have owned, researched and restored vehicles since the marque’s introduction in 1969.
GCCG (Gay Classic Car Group)
The GCCG is a the UK’s original group for LBGTQ+ car enthusiasts. Founded in 1988, the club has over 1000 members across the country with hundreds of club events happening each year. Our members cars range from those built in the 1900s through to modern classics and even if you don’t own a classic car, you are welcome to join and come along to events and social meets. Above all the GCCG is a social group for LGBTQ+ individuals to meet like-minded people with an interest in cars in a safe and understanding environment.
Jaguar Enthusiasts Club
We formed the Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club because we understand what it means to be truly passionate about our cars.
It’s not something you can measure – you have to feel it. As the largest club of Jaguar enthusiasts in the world, we help our members give their passion the attention it deserves, and with 44% of our members having been with us for over a decade, we’re clearly doing something right.
Brisca Heritage Golden Years
There are many sites where you can read about the conception of Stockcar racing, so we will not try to compete with their superior recollection of how things were in the Fifties.
It is suffice to say that half a century later two bodies started to race historic Stockcars, they were BriSCA Heritage and Spedeworth Thora. Each body had two Formulas, F1 and F2.
Official Mk1 Cortina Owners Club
The MK1 Cortina owners club was established in 1982, and has members quite literally worldwide. Recognised by the Ford Motor Company & the DVLA, the club welcome’s all Mk1’s from standard models to Customised, including rally and racing cars. We have Club stands at many Classic Car Shows and members are always welcome to join us.
