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• British Car Club

  http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~tvr/
  The British Car Club of NZ Inc was started with the aim of fostering interest in the preservation and maintenance of British cars of all marques and ages.

• Horseless Carriage Club of New Zealand

  http://www.horseless.org.nz/
  Fosters interest in and encourages the preservation and maintenance of Veteran motor vehicles constructed up to and including December 31st 1918.

• MG Car Club

  http://www.mgcarclub.org.nz/
  Classic racing, parts and service, videos for sale, and a source for all things MG.

• MR2 Drivers and Owners Guide

  http://www.mr2.net.nz/
  Classified advertisements, events, photos and forum.

• New Zealand Buick Enthusiasts

  http://clubs.hemmings.com/nzbuick/
  Fosters the restoration and preservation of Buick vehicles in New Zealand for the benefit and pleasure of members.

• New Zealand Vintage Car Club (Inc)

  http://www.vcc.org.nz/
  The largest motoring club in New Zealand. Information on what's on, articles of interest, Beaded Wheels, and contacts.

• NZ Ford Forum

  http://www.nzfordforum.com/forum
  Conversations and experiences of other like minded passionate lovers of Ford.

• Porsche Club of New Zealand (Inc)

  http://www.porsche.org.nz/
  Promotes many Porsche events in New Zealand including: driver training days, concourses, the New Zealand Le Mans, the Bridgestone Porsche Race Series, and many Porsche related social events.

• Saab Owners Club of New Zealand

  http://www.saab.gen.nz/
  Classifieds, forums, news.

• Toyspeed

  http://www.toyspeed.org.nz/
  Toyota owners site with information, forum and chat.

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