Lodge life, charity and visits.
The first two Aston Martin motorcycles were not for the road. AMB 001 arrived in 2019, the 001 Pro in 2022: track-only machines, built with Brough Superior, and sold like jewellery. Gaydon has now done the obvious next thing. The…
The Interceptor most of us know arrived in 1966: glass-hatch fastback, American V8, Italian lines on a British chassis. It ran for about a decade and roughly 6,400 left the works. The shape stuck. The company did not. Jensen International…
January 1974, Harvest Gold, and this is about the last of the chrome-bumper MG Midgets with the 1275. Round rear arches, round lamps, a proper grille — the shape people mean when they say Midget. Later that year the rubber…
A heads-up for brethren who fancy a proper classic-car Sunday in Warwickshire: the 9th Round Table Dorridge Day Classic Car Show is on Sunday 6 September 2026. This is a Round Table day out, not a Square Wheels Lodge meeting…
General Motors told its people to stop racing. Zora Arkus-Duntov heard the order, nodded in the right meetings, and then built five Corvettes that existed for almost no other reason. They were called Grand Sports. Only five left the works.…
Warwickshire Light Blues Club treasure hunt in Birmingham, Saturday 22 August 2026 (flyer still shows 5 September). Awareness only — not a Square Wheels meeting.
Jay Leno drove a real 250 GT California Spyder. The Ferrari most of us remember from the cinema was something else.
Felix Scott-Copeland’s two-minute film from the hills — cream tea, picnic baskets, and an invitation to come next year.
Apple never shipped a car. The first cabin running its new CarPlay Ultra is an Aston Martin Vantage S.
A guest pass from David Richards, a BAR Honda in the factory that is now Mercedes, and the Japanese Grand Prix on the Brackley screens.
