

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.




In September our visitors were treated to the spectacle of steam locomotive 'Witch' being delivered by trailer and unloaded - an operation which needed a great deal of care! A Super Sentinel steam wagon and an Albion lorry were also interesting guests.

Our August Invitation Day saw a splendid turnout of immaculately prepared models from the MX5 Owners Club. Here they are pictured arriving en masse to take pride of place in front of the concourse!
We also had a repeat visit from RAMS who brought a variety of marques including this delightful 1929 Humber Tourer .



At our July Invitation Day, we hosted The Old Lawnmower Club, which brought a selection of beautifully restored and unusual machinery.
In addition, we were joined by members of the Triumph TR Register with some spotless cars, including a rare TR2 (below).






Fawley Hill Museum was the final stage of the MGA Register 70th Anniversary Tour. We witnessed a lovely array of MGAs, and a few other MGs as well.





We were delighted to host a group of modern Aston Martin cars at our late-June Invitation Day, but ...
"I said - bring your Aston Martin, not your Austin, Martyn!"








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.



