WBCVC - Classic Vehicle Show at Newbury College 2016
Our Next Classic Vehicle Show is 12th August 2018
See us at the NEC Restoration Show - 23 to 25th March.
Triumphs on display at Club's 2016 classic vehicle show
Blag-a-Ride Night - 11th July 2016
Club members enjoy a busy blag-a-ride evening at the Royal British Legion in Newbury
Club members and their vehicles at Hungerford Antiques Arcade
Welcome to the West Berkshire Classic Vehicle Club - WBCVC
Based in Newbury, Berkshire, we are a friendly multi-marque classic vehicle club for enthusiasts young and old. Whether you own a classic vehicle or not, want help with purchasing your first project, need restoration advice for your classic or simply have an interest in classic vehicles, come along and join us.
2018 Classic Vehicle Show
This year we celebrate our 26th Classic Vehicle Show and we hope you will be able to join us for a great day out on Sunday 12th August 2018. Last year's show attracted around a 1000 classic vehicles, and with your help we hope to make 2018 even better. As usual all funds in aid of our nominated charity Bloodwise.
Ripe for Restoration!
This Karmann Ghia maybe a little past it, but if you are restoring a classic and need help from a friendly group of enthusiasts why not join the WBCVC? Everyone is welcome, whether or not you own a classic vehicle.
The recent Blag-a-Ride evening, held on July 11th 2016, was a great success with dozens of vehicles for everyone to enjoy. Check out the gallery pages for more pictures http://classicvehicles.org.uk/blag-ride-night-great-turnout/
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WBCVC members present a record donation to the Leukaemia and Lymphoma charity Bloodwise. The cheque for £15,396, raised at the club’s annual vehicle show held in August 2015, was presented by WBCVC Chairman Mike Kent to Les Taylor, the outgoing chairman of the Bloodwise charity in Newbury. Also present were…
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For the first time WBCVC exhibited at the Practical Classics Restoration & Classic Car Show held on 5-6 March at the NEC in Birmingham. Organised by club member Steve Kirby and a number of volunteers the club had a number of interesting vehicles on display. This included the unique V8…
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