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A Panda Jogs My Memory Brooklands' Famous Events Are Back Last Morris The Magazine of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs Issue 2 • 2021 Inside A Brief History of Car Crime Plus A Panda jogs my memory An interesting distraction during lockdown exercise Brooklands’ famous events are back Museum team are gearing up for an exciting year Last Morris Minor built returns to Cowley Restored back to its former glory www.fbhvc.co.ukwww.fbhvc.co.uk The UKThe MemberUK Member of of FIVA FIVA CLUB INSURANCE Complete cover on all safety-critical parts. No ifs, no buts, no exclusions on brakes, steering or suspension. Valid here and in the US, available at a price you can a ord. Add in employers’ and public liability, along with professional indemnity, all-risks and money cover as standard, it’s easy to see why we o er the most comprehensive Club Liability Insurance available in the UK. As with all our policies, terms and conditions will apply. 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Lockdown has PO Box 295, Upminster, I can scarcely believe that Drive it Day magnified all sorts of societal problems and Essex, RM14 9DG cover on all 2021 is nearly upon us, but even more the long days and weeks trapped in broken incredible is that I have to write about homes or abusive environments have put Email: [email protected] Phone: 01708 223111 our Drive it Day plans whilst still in the vulnerable children even more at risk. shadow of Coronavirus restrictions. Furthermore, the restrictions on social The Federation of British Historic Whilst most areas of the UK will have contact and the movement of people have Vehicle Clubs exists to uphold the seen some restrictions eased by the time seriously curtailed fundraising efforts freedom to use historic vehicles on safety-critical 25th April arrives to allow us to travel for charities across the board. All those the road. It does this by representing locally and meet limited numbers from sponsored runs, swims, coffee mornings, the interests of owners of such other households outdoors, we will Fêtes and other initiatives have not taken vehicles to politicians, government not be in a position to have the large place and charities have found themselves shows and gatherings that we have underfunded just at the moment when officials, and legislators both in become accustomed to over the years. they need the resource the most. the UK and (through membership However, there is no reason to allow So, despite the lack of shows and events – of Fédération Internationale des parts. that to dampen our enthusiasm for the Drive it Day 2021 offers us the opportunity Véhicules Anciens) in Europe. day or indeed for our historic vehicles. to stay local, be responsible but to still There are over 500 subscriber In actual fact Drive it Day should be just get out and use our historic vehicles. Take that; an opportunity to get your historic them for a short drive around your area, do organisations representing a total vehicle out after its winter slumber – or your weekly shop on Sunday and take your membership of over 250,000 in give it a good buff up and polish if it has historic vehicle, offer your services to fetch addition to individual and trade remained in regular use - and celebrate supplies for an elderly neighbor or relative, supporters. Details can be found the freedom we have to continue to use visit a support bubble, perhaps even deliver at www.fbhvc.co.uk or sent on No ifs, no buts, no exclusions on brakes, our cherished vehicles on the open road. a donation to a local food bank. Some application to the secretary. National Drive it Day has its place as people will not feel able or be permitted steering or suspension. Valid here and a symbolic season opener, a chance to to leave home, so instead – park your car FBHVC is a company limited by get historic vehicles of all shapes, sizes on the drive and proudly display your guarantee, registered number in the US, available at a price you can a ord. and types out in use, seen by the public piece of transport heritage to passers by. 3842316 and was founded in 1988. and enjoyed by their custodians. It’s We must all adhere to Government Subscriber clubs and organisations a statement of national importance guidelines applicable in our area, so check can reproduce the text of items because, not only does it ensure that our what is allowed before you leave as the Add in employers’ and public liability, along with professional indemnity, from this publication in their own transport heritage continues as a moving, situation may change again after this all-risks and money cover as standard, it’s easy to see why we o er working, living experience, but also raises goes to print. But that said, whatever you publications provided that FBHVC is awareness of the size, importance and do on April 25th – do it in your historic credited. Images may be reproduced the most comprehensive Club Liability Insurance available in the UK. contribution that the historic vehicle vehicle and do it displaying your Drive only with specific permission. All articles are available via email, for As with all our policies, terms and conditions will apply. movement makes to the world. it Day rally plate bought from www. This year, that contribution is even larger driveitday.co.uk . All proceeds go directly more information please contact because of course, we have teamed up to the NSPCC’s Childline to protect future [email protected] Call today to fi nd out more. with the NSPCC’s Childline to raise money generations through celebrating our past. 0121 422 2282 as an integrated part of Drive it Day in So, have you still not got yours yet? [email protected] PeterJamesInsurance.co.uk 4 Legislation 16 Research CAZ & LEZ updates Key findings from the National Population Survey 10 DVLA 20 Cover Story Capital Gains Tax Information A brief history of car crime 11 Skills 22 National Motorcycle Museum Morris Minor Owners Club Apprentice of the Year Win a motorcycle in the Triumph over Adversity Appeal 12 Technical & Events 23 Secretarial News Maybe this times it’s for real? Members feedback 13 Heritage & Culture 24 A Panda Jogs My Memory UK Culture Directors appointed Recollections of a Mille Miglia adventure InsuranceInsurance Partner Partner of the FBHVC Contents 13 WNO481 - Wings Tour Bus 28 Back Home of the FBHVC The results are in! Last Morris Minor built returns to Cowley 14 Museums & Archives 29 Club News Brooklands’ famous events are back 40 years of the Vauxhall Cavalier Mk2 Peter James Insurance is the trading name of Peter D James Limited and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Creative and design by Fire Creative (07795 030885) FBHVCnews Issue 2, 2021 3 201218-PJI-FBHVC-A4-297x210-complete-cover.indd 1 21/12/2020 12:05 Legislation Lindsay Irvine Introduction The curse of 24 hour news I am sorry your hopes were dashed. MOT inspector’s Manual which I cover is brought home during a With a final deal emerging just before briefly below (with a link to previous Christmas and the modalities of detailed FBHVC advice on this tricky topic). pandemic lockdown – endlessly implementation on Government websites On environmental issues, following on repetitive depressing stories “unfinished” by the first thing January from coverage in the last Newsletter of often designed to stoke up more deadline, there was no time to absorb the the Scottish Government’s publication angst, anger and conflict to 1246 pages of the Agreement. Thankfully of the fruits of its consultation on Low the FBHVC website news updates are there Emission Zones, I provide an update on retain viewers and fill the day. to do the “breaking news” and caught up the draft subordinate legislation making The corollary of that curse is the with reassurances on VAT rates for historic its way through the Scottish Parliament. benefit that the news is kept vehicle imports and less welcome news on I also mention again the Oxford ZEZ up to date, unconstrained by the additional bureaucracy and expense Consultation in the context of our of the temporary export of a vehicle to response in January and explain some editorial and printing deadlines. the continent on a trailer. One benefit of fairly well trodden issues in relation to the That time lag means that as a pandemic is that there is more time to expanding London ULEZ. Finally taking you read the last newsletter consider these new processes as actually inspiration from what used to be quaintly putting them into practice for leisure, called the post bag, I describe another which came out in February, you racing or exhibiting our prized possession interesting issue on what in far off days might have flicked through it is a little way off.
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