BAMGOC Bristol Area MG Owners Club
Exeter MGOC have had an enquiry from a lady who is looking for an MGB GT (?), registration number RTT 188X which is now green but, when purchased new by her parents for her brother from a dealer in Marsh Barton Exeter, it was brown with stripey seats. It is now on SORN and the last MOT ran out in May 2019. If anyone knows of this car can you please get in touch with Derrick Layzell, Area Secretary Exeter MGOC, so that he can pass it on to the person looking for it. Many thanks for your time. CLICK HERE TO EMAIL DERRICK

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Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years. Barton Camp have a large shortfall in funding due to recent crises. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand. You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams. The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card-scams-relayed-on-facebook/
On 25th May 2022, Garry Bishop did a wing walk! HERE’S A LINK TO A VIDEO He raised money for three charities. Portishead Youth Centre, Portishead Lions Club and Bristol Children’s Help Society. Please see Garry if you wish to donate.
MOT RULE CHANGES FROM 20 MAY 2018: There are many changes to the rules, including changes for historic vehicles over 40 years old. CLICK HERE TO READ ALL ABOUT IT. NOTE: If your V5C does not show your vehicle as HISTORIC, and it is over 40 years old, take your V5C to a Post Office to make the change. Only vehicles with this classification are eligible for the MOT dispensation.
CLICK HERE to see info from Which Magazine about parking app scams
CHANGES AT MOSS BRISTOL: Moss Europe Ltd decided recently that to continue to support the classic car community the only way forward was to have all of its stock holding held in one location. This decision follows almost all of the classic car parts suppliers and it is a trend seen across many industries worldwide with the growth of mail order and internet sales in recent times. Appreciating this is not ideal for those dedicated customers and friends who normally collect goods but the actions were taken to keep the supply of parts for many years to come. All the sales staff within the Bristol branch are still here, still working hard and still able to advise and support those needing that personal service. The shop is now closed but we can be contacted on 01179 232523 as before. The website improves day by day for those wanting to shop online but please feel free to support our local team by calling up. The Bristol team will continue to enjoy classic MG’s and there will be no escape from seeing us in the future as we will continue to support the community by way of many classic car shows and events into 2025.

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Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years. Barton Camp have a large shortfall in funding due to recent crises. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand. You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams. The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card- scams-relayed-on-facebook/
On 25th May 2022, Garry Bishop did a wing walk! HERE’S A LINK TO A VIDEO He raised money for three charities. Portishead Youth Centre, Portishead Lions Club and Bristol Children’s Help Society. Please see Garry if you wish to donate.
MOT RULE CHANGES FROM 20 MAY 2018: There are many changes to the rules, including changes for historic vehicles over 40 years old. CLICK HERE TO READ ALL ABOUT IT. NOTE: If your V5C does not show your vehicle as HISTORIC, and it is over 40 years old, take your V5C to a Post Office to make the change. Only vehicles with this classification are eligible for the MOT dispensation.
Exeter MGOC have had an enquiry from a lady who is looking for an MGB GT (?), registration number RTT 188X which is now green but, when purchased new by her parents for her brother from a dealer in Marsh Barton Exeter, it was brown with stripey seats. It is now on SORN and the last MOT ran out in May 2019. If anyone knows of this car can you please get in touch with Derrick Layzell, Area Secretary Exeter MGOC, so that he can pass it on to the person looking for it. Many thanks for your time. CLICK HERE TO EMAIL DERRICK
CLICK HERE to see info from Which Magazine about parking app scams
CHANGES AT MOSS BRISTOL: Moss Europe Ltd decided recently that to continue to support the classic car community the only way forward was to have all of its stock holding held in one location. This decision follows almost all of the classic car parts suppliers and it is a trend seen across many industries worldwide with the growth of mail order and internet sales in recent times. Appreciating this is not ideal for those dedicated customers and friends who normally collect goods but the actions were taken to keep the supply of parts for many years to come. All the sales staff within the Bristol branch are still here, still working hard and still able to advise and support those needing that personal service. The shop is now closed but we can be contacted on 01179 232523 as before. The website improves day by day for those wanting to shop online but please feel free to support our local team by calling up. The Bristol team will continue to enjoy classic MG’s and there will be no escape from seeing us in the future as we will continue to support the community by way of many classic car shows and events into 2025.

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Exeter MGOC have had an enquiry from a lady who is looking for an MGB GT (?), registration number RTT 188X which is now green but, when purchased new by her parents for her brother from a dealer in Marsh Barton Exeter, it was brown with stripey seats. It is now on SORN and the last MOT ran out in May 2019. If anyone knows of this car can you please get in touch with Derrick Layzell, Area Secretary Exeter MGOC, so that he can pass it on to the person looking for it. Many thanks for your time. CLICK HERE TO EMAIL DERRICK
Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord- Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years. Barton Camp have a large shortfall in funding due to recent crises. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand. You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams. The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card-scams-relayed-on-facebook/
On 25th May 2022, Garry Bishop did a wing walk! HERE’S A LINK TO A VIDEO He raised money for three charities. Portishead Youth Centre, Portishead Lions Club and Bristol Children’s Help Society. Please see Garry if you wish to donate.
MOT RULE CHANGES FROM 20 MAY 2018: There are many changes to the rules, including changes for historic vehicles over 40 years old. CLICK HERE TO READ ALL ABOUT IT. NOTE: If your V5C does not show your vehicle as HISTORIC, and it is over 40 years old, take your V5C to a Post Office to make the change. Only vehicles with this classification are eligible for the MOT dispensation.
CLICK HERE to see info from Which Magazine about parking app scams
CHANGES AT MOSS BRISTOL: Moss Europe Ltd decided recently that to continue to support the classic car community the only way forward was to have all of its stock holding held in one location. This decision follows almost all of the classic car parts suppliers and it is a trend seen across many industries worldwide with the growth of mail order and internet sales in recent times. Appreciating this is not ideal for those dedicated customers and friends who normally collect goods but the actions were taken to keep the supply of parts for many years to come. All the sales staff within the Bristol branch are still here, still working hard and still able to advise and support those needing that personal service. The shop is now closed but we can be contacted on 01179 232523 as before. The website improves day by day for those wanting to shop online but please feel free to support our local team by calling up. The Bristol team will continue to enjoy classic MG’s and there will be no escape from seeing us in the future as we will continue to support the community by way of many classic car shows and events into 2025.

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