NECPWA FAQ's

About NECPWA

  1. How Do I Join NECPWA?

    A Membership Application Form (including the club 'Privacy' Policy) can be downloaded from the: File Archive

    Once printed off and completed, ⁣ you can post or e-mail the application form to the membership secretary, whose details are on the application form and are shown below on this page.
    How to pay your club membership fee
    • You can pay by bank transfer (Bank details on the application form)
    • You can pay via standing order / direct debit (Bank details on the application form)
    • You can post a cheque with your application form

    Or, if you can't download/print the form, you can e-mail the Membership Secretary, Doug Gillanders: - click to email - membership @ necpwa.org who can post one out to you.

    Please Note: if you do send the form via e-mail or pay via bank transfer, you still need to send the membership secretary a stamped addressed A5 (type C5) envelope to receive your membership card.

    The Membership Secretary is: Doug Gillanders, Finkle Cottage, Little Thirkleby, Thirsk, YO7 2AZ - click to email - membership @ necpwa.org
  2. How Much does NECPWA Membership Cost?

    NECPWA Club Membership is still only £15.00 per year for UK residents and covers both husband & wife/partner.

    However, to encourage younger people to the Classic Car movement, membership for those under 30 years of age is free. (With a free subscription though, younger members will only receive the 'E' version of Club Magazine, NECPWA News, not a printed copy)

    A Membership Application Form (including the club 'Privacy' Policy) can be downloaded from the: File Archive

  3. NECPWA Membership Benefits
    • An illustrated Club Magazine issued 8 times a year with articles on restoration and current news and views on historic motoring and a page for members to buy and sell vehicles or parts.

    • Free Membership for those under 30 years of age (with 'E' version of the magazine included)

    • A vintage Advertiser for spare parts.

    • Discounts on Vehicle Insurance.

    • A large Club library of hard to find articles and manuals

    • A Spare Parts Store in West Cornforth, Durham.

    • Regular meetings at many local venues throughout the year. Film shows and lectures are often arranged.

    • Help to obtain original registration numbers from the DVLA.
  4. NECPWA Club Stores

    NECPWA Club Stores is an establishment for mutual trading between NECPWA Members and does not serve the public.

    There are lots of 'Old Stock' and used parts for historic vehicles. Many New parts are also stocked - ALL Parts Sold As Seen The stores are located at the rear of Palm Road, West Cornforth, DL17 9JP - What 3 Words: nipped.surveyors.layover / link to a Google Map

    The entrance is not obvious, but is actually a grassed track between the buildings shown in the 'ariel view' in the 2nd image and also in the 3rd image, which leads to a small grassed area for parking.There are more detailed instructions On this page