Fawley Museum
Visiting Motoring Clubs
The images on this page show some of the motoring clubs which have attended Invitation Days and private events at Fawley Hill over the past couple of years. We are excited to have two motoring clubs booked for each of our forthcoming Invitation Days in 2025, which will provide a wide variety of interesting vehicles for visitors to look at.
Fawley Museum is a good rendezvous for private vehicle events, even when there isn't an Invitation Day in progress. Contact us at enquiries@fawleymuseum.co.uk with 'Car Club visit' in the subject line or by using the contact form below.
We were delighted to welcome the Gordon-Keeble Owners Club to Fawley at the beginning of June.
Although only 100 of these fabulous Giugiare-designed cars were made, 10 were present at the event. They not only looked good but the Chevrolet V8 engines sounded magnificent too.
Our first car club visit of 2025 was a group of Jaguars, but we were delighted also to welcome a Rolls Royce and a Lotus
Our July Invitation Day was well-attended by collections of MGs, Jaguars and Italian classics.
We were thrilled to be visited by colourful groups of Austin Healeys and Morris Minors recently, all looking glorious in the summer sunshine.
On our second Invitation Day, we had the pleasure of the company of a number of early Minis. The Mini sitting next to our resident Rolls is a very early example.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles! In the yard, alongside our diesels, are a number of early Minis and, nearest to the camera, an orange Mini Marcos. Behind it is our Flying Flea.
At the beginning of April Fawley was delighted to play host to 16 Model T Fords. They came in many styles and colours (not just black!) A joy to behold.
It was good to see the splendid display of cars brought by the Brooklands Members group to the Invitation Day on August 14th. The little event plaque on each car was a very nice touch.
A lovely display by the Jaguar Enthusiasts Club, Oxfordshire on 26th July 2022
Here's a car that won't run out of juice. (Apologies for that!). Six of these cars were built between 1971 and 1974 to promote Outspan Oranges. Based on the Mini with a 998cc 4 cylinder engine, it is limited to 30mph above which, it has a tendency to roll!