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Welcome to the Guernsey Classic Vehicle Club web site.
The GCVC actually started back in 1983, but folded on or around about 1988.
In late 1994 the current club President 'Mike Grantham' placed an ad in the Guernsey Press looking to meet up with classic car enthusiasts after he purchased a 1972 BMW 3ltr Saloon, and found out that Guernsey did not at that time have an active Classic Vehicle club.
The revived club, including some of the original members, first met in September 1994 and has regularly held monthly pub meetings and car runs ever since.
We held our first small show in October 1995 at Sausmarez Manor, and our first large show at Saumarez Park was in held in June 1998, and is now a regular island event, popular with locals and visitors alike.
The club is also associated to the 'Federation of Historic British Vehicle Clubs' and we have links with clubs in Jersey and the UK.
We currently meet every 1st Wednesday of the month at the 'Chalet Hotel' in St Martins, partly to discuss and arrange future events, mostly to chat about old cars over a pint.
As a general rule club runs take place on the last Sunday or each month, meeting on the 'Albert Pier' or 'Vazon Bay' car park for 2-2.30pm.
From June-September the club holds regular displays of Vehicles at 'Sausmarez Manor' St Martins from 3-4.30pm.
All local or visiting enthusiasts are welcome to join us at any of our club runs or static events.
The Aim of the Club
The aim of the club is to promote the ownership and use of classic vehicles, condition is unimportant and we accept owners of modern classics as well as kit cars!
We are a friendly and informal club for enthusiasts of all kinds of classic vehicles, from a humble Austin to the latest Ferrari, owners of commercial vehicles and classic campervans are also welcome to join.
Membership is £25 per year, for which you get a monthly newsletter.
Membership forms and a copy of the club rules can be from this site.
The Annual Show
The club hosts a show each year at 'Sausmarez Park' in early June, this event is free to all classic enthusiasts to enter, visiting clubs are always welcome, and we make no charge for members of the public to view the show, however we do charge them for parking at 'Home Farm Field' the money raised from this event is split between local charities and on going costs of staging the event.
The Current Committee
- Mike Grantham: Club President & Newsletter Editor
- Chris Munro: Vice President & Club Treasurer
- Martyn Bougourd: Event organizer
- Communications & media officer: John Bichard
- Web Admin: Phil Roussel
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