Welcome to Our Collections

This is the Citroen Cloverleaf built by Gillian in the 80s. It may have been the inspiration for Brum, a childen's TV star around the millenium. Gillian built it to raise funds for children’s charities and one day it was copied. Two years later she was watching television with her sister and Cloette appeared, based on the Citroen Cloverleaf, having been renamed Brum.

Picture of the plate that is on the existing car, was built in memory of  a little dog called Clover who Gillian Rogers our founder owned and loved many years.

This is a fine picture of our original museum in Montgomery.

This is the picture of the visit of the Bargain Hunt team with Charlie Ross the well-known motoring auctioneer who came to the museum and the programme will be aired in February/March 2023.Filmed Sept 22

This is a picture of Gillian Rogers with her sister’s Fiat Topolino. They had a replica made when her sister Valerie became too old to drive. They were two spinster sisters and they worked for the DWP. If it was raining, they went in the covered Topolino and if it was dry, they went in the open topped Singer Le Mans with an umbrella in the back. 

1915 Dennis fire engine. Absolutely mint condition and worth a lot of money. Part of the Rogers collection.

Land Speed record cars including Golden Arrow, Railton and of course Bluebird.

Land Speed record cars including Railton and of course Bluebird.

The 1934 original was owned by Gillian for 40 years from 1958, up until 1999 when she sold it. The original car has been restored and we know the owner and he still lives and has the car in East Anglia. There is a plate showing Gillian driving it when she used to do car trials back in the 50s and 60s and she drove this car as a single girl to Le Mans and the Nurburgring in the early 60s and as a single lady camped by the track.

2 Armstrong Siddeleys in a Diorama.

Hardie Canadian Jaguars and sports cars

A Liverpool kaleidoscope. We were told there was a small collection of cars to be collected from Liverpool and when we went up there in the early days of the museum there were a thousand small models for us!

One of our former trustees holding a beautiful Jensen FF designed by Harry Ferguson-the tractor pioneer