Ulster Vintage Commercial Vehicle Club Ltd
Welcome to the Ulster Vintage Commercial Vehicle Club website! The website
contains information about all events that the club organise througout
the year.
Contact
If you wish to contact the club you may do so by sending an e-mail
to gary.hunter@uvcvc.com
Alternatively you can fill in the contact form available on the website.
Links
If you would like your website to be associated with the UVCVC website, please send an email, containing a link to your website and a brief description about your website to gary.hunter@uvcvc.com
Latest News
**Entry Form for the 2009 2 Day Road Run is now available to download.
Once completed, please post to the address on the form**
CLICK HERE to download the entry form.
I hope you all had a great Christmas and wish you all a very happy new
year. There have been alot of events and outings for all club members
over the 2008 year, I just hope that 2009 is as prosperous! The website
has now been updated with details of upcoming events over 2009. I have
also updated the committee list for this year, and have put all dates
for the upcoming years club meetings, onto the website. If you have any
suggestion for what you would like to see on our website over the upcoming
year, please do not hesitate to get in contact. I have put the chairmans
report for the 2008 year online, to view this please click
here.
Thanks to all who supported our events over the past year, and we look
forward to seeing you all again this year!
From little acorns doth the oak tree grow, the same can be said about the Ulster Vintage Commercial Vehicle Club. During the 1870's if one owned a vintage lorry, Bus or fire engine the only road run available were the AOVC runs. These runs started in Belfast and finished at Armage, Portrush & Newry. When I attended my first Belfast to Portrush run in 1980 all 175 entrants were Pre-1939.....
To read more about the history of the club, visit the history page on the website.
Website Information
The website contains information that we think may be useful to current club members, and potential new club members.