The FBHVC (Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs)
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs represent the interests of owners and groups of owners of historic vehicles (such as the MVT) and it is a prolific campaigner that strives to maintain our freedom to use “Yesterday’s Vehicles on Tomorrow’s Roads”.
There are over 540 subscriber organisations including the MVT, representing a total membership of over 250,000 in addition to individual and trade supporters. |
They also encourage the preservation and promotion of all types of vehicles within the broader context of our national heritage.
It does this by making representation to politicians, government officials, and legislators both in the UK and through its partnership with the Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens) FIVA, the international body representing the historic vehicle movement. |
BENEFITS FOR MVT MEMBERS
As a member of the MVT, you can register on the FBHVC website and access a range of FBHVC Member benefits including:
As a member of the MVT, you can register on the FBHVC website and access a range of FBHVC Member benefits including:
- "News" the digital magazine of the (FBHVC). This publication covers all matters related to our hobby and makes fascinating reading. It shows how the FBHVC represents the owners of historic vehicles of all kinds, on a national and worldwide scale.
- discounted subscription to the magazine "Classic and Sports Car" magazine
- 20% off Haynes Manuals
- discounts across the Motil range of lubricants
- access to their essential guides on subjects such as fuel, archiving, DVLA, V765
The FBHVC website is well worth a look - representing a quarter of a million owners, they do an outstanding job campaigning and they provide a wealth of invaluable information and resources. During the past 4 years they have commissioned surveys about public attitudes to historic vehicles – they make very interesting reading. For an example see our Environment page
FBHVC "News" Magazines
Copies of the excellent FBHVC magazine, including past editions, are available in the Members' Area of the FBHVC website, which all MVT members can access for free if they register.
Copies of the excellent FBHVC magazine, including past editions, are available in the Members' Area of the FBHVC website, which all MVT members can access for free if they register.
FHBVC Current Representation on our behalf
- They meet regularly with Historic Vehicle User Group (HVUG) which enables high level discussion with senior DVLA staff
- Monitoring of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Draft Bill
- Ongoing work with insurance companies
- For a full list of how the FBHVC has responded to consulatons click here