The Club has seven Memberships types: - Full, 2 x Associate and 2 x Junior for the single members or Family, Bearer for group membership.
Only Full, Family, Bearer (Corporate) Members can enter a car in a Club's event, but they can be driven by a Associate Members.
You do not have to own a Veteran and Edwardian car to become a Member; almost half our Members are Associates and have a vital part to play in the smooth running of the events.
At present the membership is running around 1400. Membership is world wide in the Club.

For more information of membership types, subscription rates and the application form, click on the "Joining" page link above.

The Club is divided into geographical areas, known as Sections, in the UK and are as follows: - Scottish Section, North West Section, North East Section, Midland Section, Mid East Section, South West Section and South East Section. In 2009 a new Section was formed, this being the IRISH SECTION as a Special Interest Section. The Irish Section covers, as the name states, the whole of Éire/Ireland. Northern Ireland is covered by the North West Section. See map to the right.

Special Interest Sections is a section where the main area of the section is outside of Great Britain or as the name states "A Group with a Special Interest".
Each Section has one Main (Annual) and a number of Minor Events each year.

An Annual Event normally covers a weekend (Friday to Sunday, Saturday being a full event day), and each year there is at least one event that covers a week. The Annual Events may have a competitive element attached to them.

The range of events, being either annual or minor are too vast to record here, they range from visits to Motoring Museums, Historical Buildings or just a social ride in the country to a lunch stop through some of the prettiest countryside to be seen, like the motoring days of the past.

An Headquarter's event is run about every two or so years. The Celtic Tour 2013, JOGLE (John O'Groats to Land's End), 1000mile Trial, The Red Flag Rally and The 75th Event in Wales were all 5 or more days events run by HQ.

The Club gazette "VETERAN CAR" is a pocket size, bimonthly gazette that is well published. Each excellent issue has approximately seventy pages and in full colour.
The contents includes reports of past events normally with photographs, calendar of forthcoming events, service and repair hints, readers letters, quizzes and member's cars sales & wants and for all those period motoring related items.
Articles include the reports of motoring experiences taken from period diaries, letters and news reports. With the odd pieces of information that are of interests to all enthusiast of early motoring. It makes a very good read.

The Clubhouse or Headquarters, known as Jessamine Court, houses the Office and the Meeting room. It also houses the Library and the Shop, for members only.

The Club has an exhibition stand that can be seen at many of the Veteran/Vintage Car Auctions, the larger car shows and at the autumn Beaulieu Autojumble.

THE OLD SHIP HOTEL, BRIGHTON
The above plaque was originally placed in
the "Courties Bar" of the Hotel, and was
removed in 1985 when structural alterations
were made and returned to the Club for
safe keeping.