2CVGB - The Deux Chevaux Club of Great Britain

09/09/2026

08/09/2026

16/07/2026

The first parts are now live! Keep an eye out for more coming soon

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11/07/2026

Show us your rusty bits...
Registers day 2026

06/07/2026

Registers Day 2026 - Best in Show. Congratulations Paul!

Thanks to Little Van Design Studio for the excellent custom trophy as well!

05/07/2026

A snippet of the lineup from Registers 2026 at Hollowell Steam & Heavy Horse show

25/04/2026

2CVGB National early bird raffle results

Bookings for the 2CVGB National weekend are coming in well, and the chance of winning your early bird tickets for free in the raffle got the bookings flying in. We drew the raffle at the committee meeting on the 8 March and the lucky winners were Darren and Lisa Arthur with ticket number 602-0052. Darren and Lisa however, got in touch to ask us to donate the £100 prize to the charity, Kennedy's Disease UK. Thank you both, and we have happily done that for you.

The 2CV National weekend is open to members and non-members alike. This year the 602 Squadron are hosting the 2026 2CVGB National on 4th – 6th September at Hooton Lodge (S65 4TE). Set in a quiet and secluded area of South Yorkshire, Hooton Lodge is a family-run campsite and events ground only 10 minutes from the M1 and A1.

Entry is charged per person with a discount 2CVGB. Go to https://2cvgb.co.uk/national2026/ to book your tickets.

Under 18s and dogs are free. Camping, caravans and campervans are included in our weekend prices. Arrive, pitch up and stick the kettle on, or head to the bar and catch up with old friends (and make some new ones.)

2CVGB News is the membership magazine of 2CVGB, to join or for information go to www.2cvgb.co.uk

21/04/2026

2CV Ecosse - Raid Murrayfield 2026

Making our French Rugby Friends Welcome in Edinburgh

In 2CVGB News this month we find out about the 2CV Ecosse local group outing to Edinburgh that went ahead despite last-minute news that founder Joe Cent and his wife were stranded abroad. Undeterred, organiser James Storrar ensured everything ran smoothly, carefully planning the route, meeting points, and safety guidance for the group’s “non-convoy.”

The day began with a scenic drive north through snowy landscapes and wind farms before gathering at Swanston Golf Club. Fourteen colourful 2CVs and their drivers met for refreshments before setting off. The group convoyed as they entered Edinburgh, joined by a Mobylette and a Vespa that helped guide some of the participants.

Travelling through iconic city streets, the group attracted attention and enthusiasm from onlookers in the city for the six Nations Rugby game, especially in the busy Grassmarket area, where they paused briefly. Even a minor breakdown didn’t dampen spirits. The procession created a cheerful, chaotic spectacle, with crowds clapping and cheering as the cars made their way through the city.

The day concluded at the Modern Art Gallery, where participants relaxed, socialised, and carried out minor repairs. The event was deemed a great success, with thanks given to James and anticipation already building for future gatherings.

2CVGB News is the membership magazine of 2CVGB, to join or for information go to www.2cvgb.co.uk