Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club

02/06/2026

Friday 12th June our next Classic and coffee event at Bridge View House 7-9pm

10/05/2026

The club was there today with the Beetle that will be raffled and drawn at the Extravaganza

08/05/2026

A sincere thank you to everyone who joined us for Friday evening's Classics and Coffee. It was our most successful gathering to date, featuring an impressive turnout of approximately 120 cars and motorcycles.
We reached full capacity by 7:00 PM; we appreciate the patience of those who utilized the overflow parking area to accommodate the high attendance.
A special thank you to Hailey for her fantastic service at the refreshment station, which kept everyone fueled throughout the night.
• Judge’s Choice: This month’s honors went to Bruce and his exceptional 1967 Volvo P130, affectionately known as "Jo."
Please enjoy the gallery below featuring a selection of the remarkable vehicles showcased during the event. We look forward to seeing you all at the next one!

Feel free to tag yourself and others if you are in the lineup.

03/05/2026

I’m sure we’ve all heard most of these!

I often post the photos you kindly send to me, but I tend to keep the words side of things to myself. That said, I found this list of “things British people say visiting a classic car show” - sent to me by the lovely Alan Simpson - so funny I just had to post it. Thank you, Alan, for giving me the green light to do so. I’ll soon be out of a job!

Things British people like to say at a classic car show, by Alan Simpson:

1. Princess Anne had one of those, you know?
2. Is it Reliant Robin or Robin Reliant?
3. Look at all that chrome. I bet it's a nightmare to clean.
4. Hope it doesn't rain.
5. Aww remember chokes? My gran used to pull hers out and hang her handbag on it.
6. Dad had one of those 40 years ago and it's gone rusty in the same places.
7. Gosh they're so small compared to modern cars.
8. I think we saw that one last year too.
9. Do you think he spent 3 years restoring it to escape from his wife?
10. I bought one of those in 1993 for £400 and look what they go for now. Wish I'd hung on to it.
11. Blimey. When was the last time you saw one of those?
12. I wouldn't have a clue how to drive that.
13. Is that classed as a classic now? Ooh that makes me feel old.
14. That must have been imported. It never would have survived that well all these years in the British climate.
15. I remember the factory they built those in. It's a business park and houses now.
16. £7 for a bacon roll???
17. What's his name used to drive one of those in that TV programme. You know. That one set in Yorkshire. What was it called again?
18. What time is that guy you wanted to see on the stage?
19. Yeah we got parked really easily. I thought we might be cutting it a bit fine but they squeezed us in.
20. I hope they all make it home.

02/05/2026

A big to the folks at Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club who recently donated £1,000 to support our air ambulance crews - and invite us to their upcoming Extravaganza at Glamis Castle on 12/13 July. 👍🚁

If you'd like to do something amazing to support our life-saving work, just click here: www.scaa.social/fundraise

29/04/2026

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27/04/2026

With our 50th event fast approaching. We thought it might be fun to see your before and afters so to speak.
Pictured with his Martinsyde motorcycle is our Chairman Allan Burt with his youngest daughter Susan, Allan believes this was 1983.

24/04/2026

We were fortunate to enjoy recent success with our fundraising efforts, and we felt it was important to share that good fortune by making a charitable donation. of £1000. We chose Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance - SCAA, Scotland’s only charity‑funded air ambulance service, which relies entirely on the generosity of the public. Thanks to the support SCAA receives, they are able to respond rapidly to time‑critical accidents and emergencies across Scotland and its many islands.

(pictured L-R) Stephen Dear (SVVC), Stan Williamson (SVVC), Claire Mitchell (SCAA), Eck Steele (SVVC), Ron McGregor (SVVC) & Lesley Munro (SVVC)

22/04/2026

1956 Triumph Tiger Cub, 198cc. Registered UYJ 615. In overall reasonable condition but will require recommissioning, having been laid up since 1995. Has V5c. Price is £1650.
Contact SVVC on 07980 855184.