Well, we’ve wrapped up another successful conference – our 12th annual – at Bill Hiland’s place out in beautiful San Jose, California. With this year’s meeting now in our rear-view mirrors we all focus ahead to the upcoming driving season and keeping those beautiful old cars on the road. Looking ahead, the BMTA is...
Read more →BMTA member Acadiana Sports Car Orphanage, offering performance parts for British cars along with Volkswagen, Datsun, Volvo and others, is now busy giving their customers more than just hard parts. A recent addition to their online shop, Acadiana is now offering stylish clothing that offers savvy marketing in a neat package. How is YOUR business finding...
Read more →We’re now supplying many of the British parts suppliers around the world with Early O.E. Distributor vacuum units. We’re not only manufacturing all 1940s to late 1970s O.E. type Lucas distributor vacuum units we’re manufacturing many one of a kind type such as: 1972-74 Aston Martin DB5 54413630 5-9-5R 1986 Lotus Espit Turbo 54405132 ...
Read more →The British Motor Trade Association is happy to announce our newest member, Michael Keith of Vintage Car Solutions in Houston, TX. Vintage Car Solutions is a classic and antique car restoration and repair shop in the Houston area of Texas, specializing in classic Italian sports cars doing everything from routine maintenance to body work...
Read more →Goleta, CA, January 2013 – SU and Weber carb upgrades have been popular in the MGB market for years. Recently quality control and higher costs became issues associated with the SU carbs and the Moss R&D team began research for a new option. Seeing that the Mikuni brand had an excellent reputation for street...
Read more →This Year’s Mitty: MGs, Minis and David Hobbs Speedfest at the Classic Motorsports Mitty returns to Georgia’s Road Atlanta April 26-28, and the activities should be bigger than ever. While HSR handles the on-track excitement with a full slate of vintage and historic racing, the Classic Motorsports magazine staff will keep the infield hopping. ...
Read more →We still have a lot of work to do, but things are changing here at The British Motor Trade Association. We’ve started revising our website and hopefully some increased functionality will follow. Pay attention for more changes coming soon!
Read more →Thank you, Richmond, for welcoming the BMTA with open arms. More than 50 businesses were represented at our annual conference. Missed it? Check out the photos at our Facebook page. Of course, we also need to thank our hosts, Mercer & Woodson Automotive as well Moss Motors. Next year, we’ll be enjoying On the Road...
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