5 Branches
The Old English Car Club has branches in:
Over 300 Members
We have members all over British Columbia, as well as Alberta, Washington State, and we even have a member in Prague Czech Republic! Our members represent very diverse interests in British Motoring. If it has a motor, wheels and something to do with Britain, we have probably owned it, restored it, read about it, thought about it, or lusted after it!
Every Imaginable Kind of British Car
Of course we have lots of members who own MG's - all the way from a pre-war M-Type up through the T-Series cars, as well as A's B's C's and even a Magnette or two. Similarly we have lots of Triumphs - 1800/2000 TR 2,3,4,250,6,7 and 8, Spitfire, Vitesse and Dolomite. There is also a good health serving of Jaguar and Morgan. If you have one of these Marques there is always lots of people to lend a hand or give advice. How about the prewar cars? We have Rolls Royce, Bentleys, Morris, Vauxhaul, Raleigh, Austin, and Humber. We also have some not-so-old British cars made by Rolls Royce, Bentley, Land Rover, Jaguar and Lotus. So, what ever your interest joining a club is a great way to enjoy your passion for British Cars - you don't even need to own a car
For the price of a half dozen cups of coffee at one of those fancy coffee shops you can belong to the club for a whole year. Get access to the member's roster with cars, receive club and branch newsletters, attend many great events, and enjoy the fellowship of belonging to a club with lots of other British Car enthusiasts.
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will be a southern route this year - taking in towns such as Hope, Osoyoos, Kaslo, Kimberley, Revelstoke, Nakusp, Kelowna, Kamloops and Pemberton. There are already over 20 cars registered for the tour, so it should be a great event. See the events page to get information and regi.gif){kind=small}
stration form. There is still time to register.
The Vancouver Coast Branch is planning a whole weekend of events surrounding the AGMeeting. The event will tie into the start of Brits round BC. We are expecting 50 cars for the AGM weekend. Registration forms are now available on the events page.
The London to Brighton Commemorative Run was the biggest in many years with over 60 cars participating on a glorious sunny day. The run started at Rainbow Station in Burnaby and ended on the waterfront in Whiterock. The whole main street was block off in Whiterock for the cars to park, and there were was a marching bagpipe band to welcome us. There were cars participating from the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island and Washington State. Altogether a very successful event, and we look forward to doing it again next year.
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