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  • Welcome to The UK Kit Car Club

    The aim of the club is to help and support members during the build (and inevitable ongoing maintenance and modification) as well as to plan and organise events throughout the year. The Club attends the major kit car shows throughout the year providing a stand with tea and coffee, plus a BBQ with food for members. You'll be warmly received, especially if you bring more food and drink !! We also have stands at many other shows all around the country.

    It's not just shows though, our active area secretaries and members regularly arrange run outs and longer trips to such places as Le Mans, Wales and Scotland, plus the annual club camping weekend and the traditional “end of season” get together. Keep an eye on the events section of the forum for news and details of upcoming events.

    The Club also produces four magazines a year, exclusively for club members, filled with all manner of things club or motoring related, and members can get their own articles published in it as well if they wish.

    The Club is an independent organisation, and although we have our roots as the Robin Hood Owners Club and Register (RHOCaR), we are very much a club for all makes and model of kit car, so anyone can be a "Hoody", as it's all about the state of mind, not the car you drive! Being a member of The UK Kit Car Club has many benefits above those already mentioned. Members benefit from discounted insurance with nearly all of the specialist kit car insurers, and often find that the discount is more than the club membership fee. Membership also gets you full access to the forum, and a variety of other discounts such as with Euro Car Parts. You'll also find other members are willing to go well above and beyond for any other member they see is in need of help !

    So whether you own a Robin Hood, a GBS Zero, a Locost, an MK, a Westfield, a Caterham, (or any of the many other types of kit car), everyone can benefit from joining, so what are you waiting for ?


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    Somerset, Wilts & Gloucester Area

    Guest Ace Fettler
    By Guest Ace Fettler,

    Greetings everyone.

     

    Our May meet will be on Sunday 13th at The Compass Inn, Tormarton from 7:30pm onwards. As usual all are welcome.

     

    There is a small group of us doing the CKC/Omex trackday, Llandow on the 26th May. We are camping over on the Friday & Saturday nights at the site adjacent to the circuit. If there any other Hoodies doing this event or indeed just want to come and spectate you are more than welcome to join us - get in touch if you want further details.

     

    Cheers for now

     

    Richard


    Stoneleigh Sunday

    ZeroKnowledge
    By ZeroKnowledge,

    does anyone need anything taken down from north east or brought back ,I am goin down to stoneleigh on sunday morning returning home sunday night.

    I will be using the new tintop so no old oily engines etc. :)

     

    cheers Paul


    Barbon Hill Climb Saturday 12Th May 2012

    Guest red7
    By Guest red7,

    Hoodies,

    We Hoodies have been to Barbon Hill Climb a few times in the past.

    If you want to see a retired Formula 1 car going flat out up a single track road on a Cumbrian Hillside with nothing but plastic tape to stop it from leaving the road then this is for you.

     

    It's a a good day out and goes a bit like this.

     

    They will be practising all morning and it goes a bit quiet around lunchtime before they get stuck into it in the afternoon. We have been allowed to wander around the mechanics pits in the past (helpful advice from Hoodies is frowned upon) during lunch.

     

    There is a pub in the village & a burger van & portaloo's on the hill.

     

    The hill is exposed to the weather so not much fun if it's wet or windy or both!

     

    We need to do a weather check on Friday night before commiting to meeting up.

     

    Bring a camera or video it's very photogenic. See YouTube for proof.

     

    The proposed details are as follows:-

     

    11.30 AM

    Assuming we are all coming over from the A66.

    Meet up at Kikby Stephen for a petrol fill up. There are two garages to choose from within sight & sound of each other on the main street (A685) but the first one you come to on the left has space to do some tinkering. (I don't need to tell you this we have been there lots of times).

     

    12.00 AM (I'm being realistic, it's like herding cats trying to get Hoodies to obey a timetable)

    Follow the A685 through Kirkby Stephen (Traffic lights, so expect a tail back and lots of admiring looks) tight squeeze through top end of town past locals parked cars on main road (it must be hell living here).

     

    Up the hill and branch off right onto the A683 to Sedbergh. Don't go straight on you will end up in Tebay!

     

    Follow the A683 and Barbon Village is about four miles before Kirkby Lonsdale.

     

    12.30 Pm

    Barbon Hill Climb Parking (Follow the signs & directions onto the grass field).

     

     

    Saturday 12th May 2012

     

     

    ROUNDS 3 & 4 OF THE AVON TYRES MSA BRITISH HILLCLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP

    Also rounds of:

    TTC GROUP MSA HILLCLIMB LEADERS CHAMPIONSHIP

    Y GELLI BOOK AUCTIONS CHALLENGE TROPHY

    ANWCC HILLCLIMB CHAMPIONSHIP CHESTER & LIVERPOOL MOTOR CLUBS SPEED CHAMPIONSHIP

     

     

    The address is:- Barbon, Kendal, Cumbria LA6 2LH

    Adult entry was £10 last year with children under 16 free. I cannot find a price for this year.

     

    Barbon is near Kirkby Lonsdale, up the Lune River valley that forms the border between the Pennines and the Cumbrian mountains, so you can imagine that it is unequalled for scenery. The course is one of the shorter hillclimbs, but is consequentially challenging; the ambience is informal but the competition is keen!

     

     

    Classes

     

    Entrants will be divided into the following classes:

    The National A event classes:

    A(i) (1) Road-Going Series Production Cars up to 2000cc

    A(ii) (2) Road-Going Series Production Cars over 2000cc

    B (i) (3) Road-Going Specialist Production Cars up to 2000cc

    B(ii) (4) Road-Going Specialist Production Cars over 2000cc

    C(i) (5) Modified Limited Production Cars up to 1400cc

    C(ii) (6) Modified Limited Production Cars over 1400cc up to 2000cc

    C(iii) (7) Modified Limited Production Saloon Cars over 2000cc

    C(iv) (Modified Limited Production Sports Cars over 2000cc

    D(i) (9) Modified Specialist Production Cars up to 2000cc

    D(ii) (10) Modified Specialist Production Cars over 2000cc

    E (11) Hill Climb Super Sports Cars

    F (12) Sports Libre Cars up to 2000cc

    G (13) Sports Libre Cars over 2000cc

    H (14) Racing Cars up to 600cc

    I (15) Racing Cars over 600cc up to 1100cc

    J(i) (16) Formula Ford Racing Cars up to 1600cc

    J(ii) (17) Racing Cars over 1100cc up to 1600cc

    K (18) Racing Cars over 1600cc up to 2000cc

    L (19) Racing Cars over 2000cc1st Jan 1977

    M (20) Classic Saloon, Sports or Racing Cars manufactured prior to 1st Jan 1977 No Robin Hoods again this year.

    Anyone interested?

    Cheers,

    Steve


    Southern Hoods Next Meet

    fry61
    By fry61,

    Although it's the day after we return from Stoneleigh the normal evening meet is still on; hope to see a good few of you (with your cars please --the rain is getting warmer ) at

     

    The John Barleycorn, Cadnam for around 7/7.30ish Tuesday 8th May

     

    Thanks Bob Fry.


    Hollowell 7Th & 8Th July (Northampton)

    richardm6994
    By richardm6994,

    I have decided to post this to see if anyone would be interested;

     

    KIT CARS ARE NEEDED!!!!

     

    The guy who is in charge of organising this event is a close family friend and my dad and I have been involved in the running of this event every year for the last 15 or so years.

     

    It is an amazing weekend, and each year it just gets bigger and better and the "steam and heavy horse" aspect of the show now only represents about 40% of the entire show as there are loads of different things to see, do and buy....and there is plenty of things a car enthusiast would find interesting (classic cars, american cars, millitary vehicles etc..etc...).

     

    Because this show isn't advertised as well as it could be, my RH sits in the show amonst 3 or 4 other kit cars...but I hope this year we can do better than that!!!

     

    If anyone would be interested in coming to this weekend and showing their RH, I would highly recomend it and camping makes the whole weekend excellent!!! The exhibitors forms are avalible to download from the site and the closing date is the 30th May.

     

    Just have a look....(the gallery photo's and videos only scratch the surface of the many things that turn up for the weekend!!)

     

     

    http://www.hollowellsteam.com/index.php


    Carfest North

    Grizzly
    By Grizzly,

    FYI. It's just been announced that the above event (hosted by Radio 2's Chris Evans) will be at:

     

    Cholmondeley Castle on 8th & 9th September 2012

     

    Tickets on sale from 08:00 on Friday morning!

     

    http://www.carfest.org/


    South Yorkshire Areaish Meet May

    Grim
    By Grim,

    The south yorkshire areaish meet for May is wednesday the 2nd. I hope we get no snow this week, in which case, it's 7:30pm at the fox house, between sheffield and hathersage.

     

    Andy


    3Rd Bearwood College Car And Motorcycle Show

    chris n
    By chris n,

    3rd Bearwood College Car and Motorcycle Show

     

    The 3rd Bearwood College Car and Motorcycle Show (BCCMS) at Bearwood College near Wokingham, Berkshire to take place on Saturday 19th May 2012 between 12.30 and 4pm.

     

    The BCCMS Committee is keen to attract all forms of interesting vehicles, so as well as an eclectic mix of over 200 cars last year, we also had in excess of 30 motorcycles, a couple of vintage coaches and a fire engine.

     

    If anyone is interested in attending the event could they contact Bob DuGard at this email address bearwoodcarshow@gmail.com ideally by the 30th April 2012, so that he can send out further information nearer to the time of the event.

    For those looking to attend - if you could provide the vehicle registration number and year of manufacture too (as they are hoping to have a vehicle for every year of the reign of the Queen).

    As per last year, entry to the Car Show is free to visitors and display vehicles, however they will be collecting donations for Help for Heroes.

     

    Finally, first 200 vehicles to arrive will receive a souvenir of the event

     

    http://www.bearwood-....uk/carShow.htm.

     

    Please let me know if you are thinking of attending this events

     

    Regards

    Chris


    North East Club Night

    Guest red7
    By Guest red7,

    Hoodies,

    I'll be at the Church Mouse on Wednesday 25th April at 8.00PM.

    See you there.

     

    Regards,

     

    Steve (Red7)


    Leicestershire Area Meet

    philshelton
    By philshelton,

    this wednesday waterside inn


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