Check out this great article at Petrolicious on the adventures of John Lomas from Blue Diamond Services Limited. John Lomas takes on the Rallye Monte-Carlos Historique! Continue reading
The Practical Classics Restoration Show at the NEC has been a great success! Great conversations with many many fans of the marque! Do check out our Facebook page for pictures and videos of the event! Visit our Facebook Page Here Here’s a link to our video Continue reading
These are exciting times! As we speak a 1903 Riley Moto-bi is being restored! Super rare! Can’t wait to see it at shows! Here’s Victor checking on progress… Continue reading
Two big events are coming up! Just two weeks to go until the Restoration Show at the Birmingham NEC! If you are going at the weekend there is a discount code in the Riley Record! Come see us on Stand 5-145 On Sunday 7th April come and see some … Continue reading
We have been working to get the first phase finished by the end of this year and we are on target for this. The first phase gets us a completely finished car baring the engine and transmission, in other words it will look the part but will not run under … Continue reading
Some welcome clarification on the issue of MOT exemption, which prompted considerable discussion last year. Below are letters from the Department of Transport and the FHBVC. FBHVC_MOT_Exemption_of_Historic_Vehicles DVLA_statement_on_declaration Read more here :- THE FBHVC Website Continue reading
The West of England Centre had their New Year lunch which attracted over 30 members out to Cullompton where the usual great raffle raised nearly £90! Our members really enjoy this social occasion and even more so with our regular visit from Victor Riley himself. Victor gave us an update … Continue reading
Happy New Year to everyone! We’re two days into 2019 and already we’re looking forward to so many great events coming up this year! Such as The Classic Car Restoration Show at the NEC in March Also The Royal International Air Tattoo in July …and many many more. We’ll be … Continue reading
BBC News Article A 1,000mph race car project has been saved after an entrepreneur stepped in to buy the business. Continue reading
A project to race a car at more than 1,000mph has been axed after it failed to secure a £25m cash injection. The Bloodhound supersonic vehicle – built with a Rolls-Royce Eurofighter jet engine bolted to a rocket – is all but finished. The Bristol-based team behind it was aiming … Continue reading
