Ayrshire Classics Car Club

Despite a little early drizzle the weather was with us!

One of our favourite venues of the year is the Burns Birthplace Museum.  The NTS & staff at the museum always make us very welcome and had laid on tea & […]

“Over Land & Sea”

Back in its usual slot in the calendar following the Covid related rescheduling to September last year, the trip to Millport is always a welcome sight in our weekend plans.  It was arranged on […]

This car is a 1972 Series 3 Jaguar E Type 2+2 automatic.

Colour is pale primrose with navy blue interior. It boasts new carpets ,seats ,Webasto sunroof, steering wheel, chrome wire wheels and spinners, radiator […]

What a Show – And the weather smiled on us 🙂

After a rather miserable last day of April, we lucked out and the sun beat the rain to give us a dry day for what was our busiest ever Cars on the Campus with over […]

It’s time – Sunday is the Show!

It’s a packed one with over 300 vehicles booked in covering almost 100 years of motoring.

Gates open for display vehicles at 8:00am and all vehicles must be in position and […]

Saunter to Summerlee in the Sunshine

14 of us gathered at Heathfield Industrial Estate in Ayr before heading in convoy for the sixty minute trip to Coatbridge and the Museum of Scottish Industrial Life at […]

It’s a busy post today!

Cars on the Campus

The deadline for bookings for this years ‘Cars on the Campus’ is teatime, Wednesday 20th of April (this coming Wednesday).  This is due to print deadlines for our show […]

Thursday Meeting Moved !

The good folks at Kingcase Church have advised us that they will be using the halls to host other churches during ‘Holy Week’ (the week preceding Easter weekend) which impacts on our […]

We’ve missed this show during Covid but it was worth the wait!

Although the show felt a little smaller than usual, covering only 3 halls instead of the usual 5, it was certainly good to see the return of the […]

Are your thoughts turning towards days out in 2022?

If they are, you may be interested in the ‘National Transport Trust’ website which lists sites of historical importance to UK transport heritage.

The Trust […]

March already and the monthly meeting is upon us!

There will be a talk entitled ‘Police Stories’ by Bill Petherick and the usual dose of chat and good humour.

Teas, Coffees and biscuits are available as always […]

Out and about in Lanarkshire

Sunday was quite lovely in the weather department, so a few members headed up to the end of month meet at Greenside Garden Centre, organised by Lanarkshire Classic Car Club.

This is […]

Yes, Cars on the Campus is on for 2022!

You might have noticed that it doesn’t appear in the SVVF’s Yearbook for 2022 due to an administrative error (it is on their website) but fear not – the show is on and is […]

British Racing ‘Green’

Awful pun, I know….

You might remember that we posted about a carbon offset programme for classic cars which was publicised at the NEC Classic Motor Show in November.

This seems to be […]

THE TOP 7 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

A major raft of changes to the Highway Code come into effect on Saturday 29 January 2022; a total of 33 existing rules have been amended, while new rules have been introduced to […]

Here’s our traditional January look at what ‘Car Anniversaries’ (and in all likelihood, events to celebrate them!) fall in the coming year.

#MGB60

Yes, the ever popular MGB Roadster celebrates its 60th birthday […]

Lang May Yer Lumb Reek!

A very Happy New Year to you and yours from all of us!

I’m sure we’ll all be waving off 2021, thanking it for trying its best, but hoping 2022 makes a better job of things!

What […]

It’s almost Christmas – What a year 2021 has been!

2021 has seen us emerge from the world of ‘lockdown’ and tentatively dip our collective toes back into shows, meetings and social gatherings.

We managed a goo […]