Royal Automobile Club | Motoring

The Heritage Fleet

The Club’s Heritage Fleet gives an authentic glimpse into Britain’s motoring history. These patrol vehicles of the past allow a unique insight into the roots of the Club going back some 80 years.

The Club's oldest veteran car built by the Club's founder Frederick Simms.

Very robust and advanced for its day, it can accommodate up to six occupants.

This is the oldest car in the collection, a two-door, 750cc, three-speed automobile.

Only a dozen of these fine models of Vanden Plus tourers were built.

One of six cars specifically designed for patrol duty in central London.

Featuring the classic blue livery and original radio.

Classic three-wheeler from a bygone era with traditional colours and livery.

Probably the most familiar rescue vehicle, the 1,200cc van was tough and durable.

This van, with its large, illuminated sign, was a common sight in its heyday.

This 1,500cc van, which was used to deliver signage, has been fully restored.

The Heritage Fleet

Simms

Mors

Austin Seven Tourer

Alvis

BMW 3-Wheel Isetta

Austin Morris 1000 Van

Norton ES2

Ford Anglia Van

Austin A35 Van

Morris J-van