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About our Club...

The idea behind the Cape Cod British Car Club started in May 2000. After acting as the host for a Cape Cod event sponsored by New England Triumphs on Memorial Day weekend, Bob Greene, Kevin D. Thompson and Brian Nickerson thought it would be great to have more events on beautiful Cape Cod. The ocean views coupled with scenic roadways make Cape Cod perfect for leisurely trips in British roadster automobiles, not only in the summer, but year-round. The group felt that there should be enough interest in a club on Cape Cod by residents and visitors alike. In August 2000, organizational efforts began. Fittingly, the first, informal organizational meeting took place at the British Beer Company in Falmouth Heights. Steve Harris, who buzzed the Memorial Day Triumph event with a classic old Lincoln convertible (he also owns 5 Triumphs), joined the planning and serious work got underway when the group established the Cape Cod British Car Club.

Flyers and cards went out to all the usual suspects, as well as members of other Clubs who live on or near the Cape. By the end of October, paid-up members comprised over 20 British car owners, both on the Cape and off.

After a number of informal meetings involving the four organizers at appropriate Cape Cod watering holes, the first formal public meeting was held on a cold and rainy November Tuesday in Yarmouthport. The weather was not cooperative; however, a surprising 30+ people attended. Between the pizza and beer, actual business occurred. Officers were elected, bylaws approved and initial planning for events and activities commenced.

After our first year, membership hovered around 150, and covered 7 states. Our first year saw over 30 different club activities ranging from biweekly cruise nights to backyard barbecues, local car shows, tours, dinner cruises, drive-in movies, and lots more. We also had our first major event in October of 2001. This is a three day long British extravaganza known as the British Legends Weekend. Our first event attracted over 100 vehicles and promises to be a yearly happening not to be missed. Check out the updates on this website for the next annual British Legends Weekend and other events!

In 2003, we became a Chapter of 6-Pack, the Triumph TR6 Club of America.

In 2004, we became a Chapter of NAMGBR, the North American MGB Register.

In 2006, we became a Chapter of NAMGAR, the North American MGA Register.