Welcome

The FBHVC is a grouping of almost 500 Clubs and Museums together with some 1500 Trade and Individual Supporters. The aim of the Federation is to uphold the freedom to use old vehicles on the roads without any undue restriction and to support its member organisations in whatever way it can.

Tony Beadle, 2 August 1943 – 7 January 2012

The Federation has received very sad news that Tony Beadle died on Saturday 7 January from complications following an eight hour operation to deal with a serious heart condition. He was admitted to Harefield Hospital before Christmas after being told he had suffered a heart attack and needed a triple bypass and new heart valve - news which Read More


MoT Exemption Survey

FBHVC's survey into the historic vehicle movement's views on the current DfT consultation on a proposal to exempt pre-1960 vehicles from testing closed on 10 January having received more than 4,000 responses. It had to close in order to analyse the data in time to meet the 26 January response deadline. FBHVC is most grateful to all clubs Read More


Fuel Stability Additive Test Programme

The FBHVC’s fuel stability additive test programme has been designed to show that additives provide a high level of protection against potential corrosion of fuel systems, including tanks, pipework and fuel metering equipment on historic vehicles using petrol containing ethanol. The test method employs an accelerated aging process which simulates 12 months’ storage of a petrol-ethanol mix, coupled Read More


2011 Survey results published

The results of the third survey of the British historic vehicle movement were presented to an audience of members of the All Party Parliamentary Historic Vehicle Group (APPHVG), the press and specialist traders at a reception in the House of Lords on 6 December.  The reception was hosted by FBHVC President, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. The research project Read More


Newsletter No. 6 December 2011

The review of exemptions from the MoT test for historic vehicles is our most important story in this edition and once again we are asking for readers’ help. Please do let us have your views on the consultation: we have given the link to the document and then ask for your opinion of it via our website survey. Read More



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