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Daimler 2½ litre V-8 “Cresta” prototype DN250, 1959 |
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Daimler & Lanchester Owners' Club The Daimler and
Lanchester Owners' Club (the DLOC) is a club run for enthusiasts by
enthusiasts for the owners of all Daimler, Lanchester and BSA vehicles. |
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The Daimler Enthusiasts Club Founded and run by John Nash. Particularly useful for spares and
remanufactured parts. |
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Vauxhall Cresta Club The Cresta is of course my host car, LSL 929, so I
expect it to belong to both Daimler and Vauxhall clubs. |
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High Peak Historic Vehicle Club This is my favourite club. Although I have never been to one of its
meetings, I try never to miss its annual run in the Peak District, to which,
numbers permitting, the committee admits anything interesting on two, three
of four wheels, but excludes grey porridge cars. What will they make of the Daimler Cresta? |
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Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs This is probably the most important lobbing group
watching out for changes in the laws and working to enable us to keep out
cars on the road. |
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The National Motor Museum |
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Heritage Motor Centre at Gaydon. |
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Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust. |
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Coventry Transport Museum |
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Daimler – Britain’s oldest marque It is not clear from the site whose it is, but it
contains a wealth of information about the marque, its history and
models. The forum pages names one Tim
Alston with the dates 2002-4. |
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Site promoting a trilogy of books setting out the story of the three
brothers whose creativity, intellects and passionate commitment to their
ideals laid the foundations for the best engineering practice we have today,
demands to be told. |
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