THE CLUB WEB SITE
We provide this website for our Members and for any interested national or international guests. While our Club magazine reaches primarily our members we realise this website has the potential to reach a far wider group of visitors who share our interests.
MEETINGS
We welcome new and potential members to our regular club meetings, which are organised around three Regions, based in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. We also hold a National Rally which includes the Annual General Meeting.
Members are advised of these meetings through the magazine, through this website and often, also by a regional newsletter.
We also take part in meetings with visiting members from overseas clubs, when they undertake tours of New Zealand, and similarly our members are always given a warm welcome when visiting clubs overseas.
TECHNICAL & HISTORICAL INFORMATION
We maintain an excellent technical library which includes Parts Lists and Workshop Manuals for all post-war and most pre-war models, along with some specialist tools. You can access these by contacting the Technical Liaison Officer using the email button on our home page.
You will find that both the Rolls-Royce Owners' Club in the USA and the Rolls-Royce Owners' Club of Australia have excellent on-line discussion forums and message services, and as these are open to non-members of those clubs, we do not plan to duplicate them. You can access these sites through the links from this website to the RROC and RROCA. Also for a wide range of information, historical, technical and general, you can browse the RROCA's splendid on-line technical library, which, together with their photographic gallery of the various Rolls-Royce and Bentley models owned by their members, will give you much useful background information on the whole world of Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
THE MAGAZINE
The NZRR&BC publishes a bi-monthly magazine containing a wealth of general and technical information and reports of regional and national events. Also we include from time to time, articles on different aspects of the history of the Rolls-Royce and Bentley companies, and these give members, new and old, an insight into the traditions that have become part of the ethos of the worlds that C.S. Rolls, F.H. Royce and W.O. Bentley created.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership of the New Zealand Rolls-Royce and Bentley Club (Inc) is open to those of any age with an interest in these two distinguished marques, whether or not they are the owners of a Rolls-Royce or Bentley motorcar.
National membership currently stands at around 200, (plus the families of many) with cars ranging from the 1920's to the latest models. In addition to owner members we also welcome spouses, partners, family and overseas members.
For more information, Click on JOIN THE CLUB above
MEMBERSHIP
Membership of the New Zealand Rolls-Royce and Bentley Club (Inc) is open to those
of any age with an interest in these two distinguished marques, whether or not they
are the owners of a Rolls-Royce or Bentley motorcar.
National membership currently stands at around 200, (plus the families of many) with
cars ranging from the 1920's to the latest models. In addition to owner members we
also welcome spouses, partners, family and overseas members.
For more information, Click on JOIN THE CLUB above
THE CLUB LIBRARY
The New Zealand Rolls-Royce and Bentley Club has an extensive library, currently
holding over 220 books and other publications. We have recently been fortunate in
being donated copies of the RREC Bulletin and of the RROC's Flying Lady with the
result that we now have a complete set of Flying Ladies, and all RREC Bulletins published
since 1978. Should anyone have any earlier copies of the RREC Bulletin that they
would like to donate to the Club to help build up the full set, your Technical Liaison
Officer would be most pleased to receive them.
Donations of any other Rolls-Royce- and Bentley-related books, brochures or other
publications would of course also be gratefully received.
As donations of bulk supplies often involve some duplication, we are offering, with
the approval of the donors, our duplicate copies of magazines for sale to members
at $5 each including postage. If however you want to exchange your surplus copies
of RREC Bulletins, for some of ours (either Flying Ladies or RREC Bulletins), then
we would do it on a one-for-one basis, provided they are all in good condition. Let
the Technical Liaison Officer know what you have got and what you are seeking.
For further information contact the Club's Technical Liaison Officer,
Roy Tilley, 204A Waiwhetu Road, Lower Hutt, phone 04.566.0850, or email him at rmt@xtra.co.nz
A full list of Library books may be found on the next page (click on MEMBER SERVICES
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