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Berkeley Cars produced small three
wheeled cars (Berkeley T60) and four wheeled cars (Berkeley Sa322,
Se328, Se492, B95, and B105) between 1956 and 12th December 1960. Some other cars where made by the company in small numbers, namely the
Foursome, a four seat four wheeler and a T60/4 a four seat three wheeler.
 
About the Club
The Berkeley Enthusiast’s Club was founded in 1963 as a
replacement for the Berkeley Sports Car Club, which was organised to promote
Berkeley cars in sporting events. From the very beginning the club was run
with the manifesto of keeping Berkeley’s running on the roads. Initially
this took the form of keeping owners in touch with each other, keeping a
source of spares, technical literature and even helping to develop and
update the various models.
In recent years, all 3 and 4 wheeled Berkeley models have
become recognised as classic cars and the emphasis of the club is now on
helping members to restore cars to original specification. The old
‘transitionary’ period has not been forgotten however, and the club has a
contingent of members with modified cars.
The club has a steadily growing membership in excess of 300
members nationwide, with additional members overseas in many parts of the
world.
On receipt of
your membership and enrolment fees you will be able to take
advantage of the following services offered by the club.
1. Monthly newsletters are posted to all members. These
contain a diary of events and articles involving Berkeley’s, microcar and
other transport related events. The latest news items on Berkeley’s and club
matters. Members letters and technical tips. Free advertisements for cars
and parts. Details of the latest spares sources and restoration services.
The newsletter also lists the when and where of local gatherings.
2. A Technical service, which makes available a large range of service
sheets, parts books and archive material. Technical questions and
troubleshooting enquiries are answered by experienced owners.
3. A Spares Service to help locate or supply members with difficult to
obtain parts. Parts no longer available are re-manufactured and are only
available to BEG members. A stock of second hand and re-conditioned parts
are also available. An updated spares list is published in the newsletter at
regular intervals
4. A wide range of Club Regalia is available to compliment your Berkeley at
events and rallies.
5. A Berkeley register is held by the club, which lists all known cars since
1964 and whatever history is known about the car
Assistance and advice for lost registration numbers, processing DVLA and
insurance applications.
6. The club holds an annual Rally for Berkeley’s which is open to other
microcars. We also support other rallies and special or local events where
microcars are welcome. Classic car and motorcycle shows are also attended.
7, Regular monthly section meetings in some areas. A membership list exists
to enable you to contact Berkeley owners in your area.
8. A club photo album, in which you are invited to display a photo of your
Berkeley. The album is displayed at selected events.
Club Membership
The B.E.C. can be joined by completing the membership form
on the left and
posting it with the remittance to the Membership Secretary:
BEC Membership
Nun Bank
Main Street
Oswaldkirk
North Yorkshire
YO62 5XT
contact can also be made via email on the following address:
becmembership@yahoo.co.uk
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