November news

We were pleased to welcome Andy Bye, Director of Museums & Archiving of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs to Bowcliffe together with Director of Research Paul Chasney in his Graber TF21.

Andy Bye, Paul Chasney, Trustee Chris Taylor and John Fox at Bowcliffe, photo by Tim Perks

We spent much of the time together discussing the challenges of operating an archive in current conditions. The experience and enthusiasm of Andy in putting together the Rootes Archive Trust in their own property in Wroxham was invaluable in putting our situation into context.

One of the items of discussion was raising funds to support the archives running costs. As it is the season for bargains, we are offering new members of the Trust a free copy of Roy Probert’s “Leonides” worth, we are told by those in the know, at least £25. How to join and claim your copy is here Becoming a Friend. See also AERO ENGINES.

The AOC stand at the NEC Classic Car Show was given an award for the Most Interesting Selection of Cars. Steve Horne’s report can be read on NEC Classic Car Shows.

A new page has been added to the Albums 2012 Alvis in Wales.

The photo gallery has also been expanded to include new material on The 12/70 page.

Author: alvisarchive

Driving Alvis cars since 1964 and the website since 2012

2 thoughts on “November news”

  1. I’m writing to ask if we might be permitted to use this charming photo on the cover of our Wells based
    classic car club’s magazine CLASSIX (January edition), of which I’m the Editor. (We would of course include acknowledgement, but want to avoid possible copyright issues).
    Best wishes,
    Bob Carter
    (Classic & Historic Motor Club)

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