Welcome to 2CVGB

The Deux Chevaux Club of Great Britain - affectionately known to all as '2CVGB' - is for owners and enthusiasts of the Citroën A-Series models: the 2CV, Dyane, Ami, Méhari, Bijou, Fourgonnette and Acadiane, as well as some of the 2CV's 'friends and relations' such as the Citroën H Van, Citroën LNA and kit-cars based on the 2CV chassis and running gear, such as the Lomax, Burton and Deauville. Learn more about 2CVGB >>

Citroen Centenary Celebrations

Citroёn @ 100

Citroen Centenary - 1919 – 2019 - a thousand cars for a century of Citroen

31 May – 2 June 2019 - Coombe Park, Warwickshire

The year 2019 is imminent, and with it a most important anniversary – it will be one hundred years since Andre Citroen produced the first car bearing his name, in an unbroken lineage that continues to the present day. Few manufacturers have had such an impact on the world of motoring as Citroen, and few anniversaries are more significant.

All over the world – wherever there are Citroens - celebrations will be taking place to commemorate the centenary, and we are pleased to announce the creation of a British event to stand with the best of them. Every Citroen owner is part of the Citroen heritage – you and your car will create this event, and we invite you to be part of it!

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The Lancaster Insurance Classic Car Show

Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with Discovery
Taking place at Birmingham's NEC from Friday 9 - Sunday 11 November 2018
Come along & visit 2CVGB on stand number 5-752

Call 0871 230 1088 or book online www.necclassicmotorshow.com

Club Members benefit from an exclusive discount on Saturday or Sunday tickets booked in advance.  See the show advert via the forum for details and discount codes.

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Roadworthiness testing for vehicles of historical interest

The outcome from the ‘Roadworthiness testing for vehicles of historic interest’ consultation was released on 14 September 2017.

The Government have decided that most vehicles over 40 years old (on a rolling basis) will be exempt from MOT testing from 20 May 2018.

Those that have been ‘substantially changed’ will still require yearly testing. The Government have prepared draft guidance as to what constitutes “substantial change” in the context of old vehicles. We plan to finalise the guidance during November 2017. If you have any questions or feedback about it please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/644412/government-response-to-exempting-vehicles-of-historical-interest-from-roadworthiness.pdf 

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