The Singer Motor Club is concerned with the preservation and enjoyment of all types of Singer vehicle. It aims to stimulate enthusiasm for, and interest in, the marque and to provide a service of spares and technical information that will enable owners to keep their cars in good roadworthy condition. 2026 marks the 50th anniversary […]

We are the original Club for Singer owners and enthusiasts, with a reputation for being welcoming and friendly. We were set up in 1951 to cater for all models of Singer cars, commercials, motorcycles and bicycles. We are run by genuine enthusiasts to provide opportunities for members to meet socially, obtain technical assistance and enjoy […]

The Škoda Owners’ Club GB was founded in 1962 by Roy Desborough, with the simple objective of connecting and supporting owners of Škodas in Great Britain. To this day the Club continues to adhere to that mantra and now boasts a growing number of members up and down the country, and from further afield. We […]

The main aim of the club is to preserve and celebrate these unique vintage Volkswagen vans and the expertise needed to maintain and restore them. We welcome all owners, families, and enthusiasts of a VW Split Screen Van. We are the only national club exclusively dedicated to this vehicle and have approximately 900 members, but […]

The main aim of the club is to preserve and maintain rear wheel drive Escorts. Car shows and meets are held up and down the country to give you the opportunity to meet like minded enthusiasts. Please visit the website for a list of upcoming events near to you. Keep loving those Escorts!

Celebrating over 30 years of the Rover 200 Coupe The owners club forum was started back in 2002 and its aims then were the same as they are now, to promote the Rover Coupe in all its forms. The site has a vast resource of information; from the original specifications information and buyer’s guide to […]

We are a small independent group of Porsche lovers and enthusiasts from the Staffordshire Moorlands. Within the club we have a variety of Porsche’s, from transaxles to Cayenne’s – any Porsche of any age or condition is welcome (same goes for owners!)

The Rover Sports Register (RSR) was founded in October 1953 by a group of enthusiastic owners of 1934-36 Rover Sports Tourers, hence our distinctive name which has remained for nostalgic reasons. A favourable response was received from owners of saloons as well as sporting models, both pre and post war, and soon coverage also extended […]

Whilst the car was on sale new from British Leyland dealerships there was relatively little demand for a club dedicated to the Triumph Stag but shortly after it was withdrawn from sale independent Stag specialist Tony Hart, (of Hart Racing Services), attended the 1978 Alexandra Palace Classic Car Show to advertise their services to Stag […]

Established in 1985, the Rover P5 Club is a dedicated club for the Rover P5 (3 litre straight six)and the P5B (3.5 litre V8) models, in saloon or coupe form, produced between 1958 and 1973.