WORK WITH US
WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LANCASTER INSURANCE SERVICES
We’re passionate about supporting the entire classic car industry and work with a number of different partners from suppliers to car clubs, garages, dealerships and charities.
If you think there’s an opportunity to work with us, we would love to hear from you.
If you think there’s an opportunity to work with us, we would love to hear from you.
OFFER YOUR CAR CLUB MEMBERS MORE BY WORKING WITH US
We work with over 300 car clubs across the UK and we’re always looking to expand our network.
Benefits of partnering your club with us include:
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Membership Referral Scheme
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Event and trophy sponsorship
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They book advertising in your magazine and support digital activity online
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Commission for new member referrals
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Member exclusive insurance discount schemes
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Tailored insurance to you and your members
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Dedicated in house car club team
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Free club/group promotion through their own marketing channels
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Happy to work alongside other insurers
LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS
MEET THE OWNER – MICHAEL BIRKETT AND HIS COLT SIGMAS
Michael Birkett is a such a connoisseur of fine Colt cars that one Sigma was not enough. To augment his 1978 model, he recently acquired an automatic version owned by Siraj Farook, which we featured in a recent blog.
ITALY’S MOST IMPORTANT POST-WAR CAR? THE FIAT 600D
John Stock’s 1964 Fiat 600D is not a rare example of a RHD UK-market car, but one of the most important cars in the history of the Italian motor industry. Here are 25 facts about this remarkable motor car.
A Visit to the 1955 London Motor Show
The year is 1955, it is the 19th of October, and the place is Earls Court. The 40th London Motor Show looks set to be the greatest since the first post-war event in 1948 and certainly worth investing 2/6d in the show guide.
“The XJ That Went To Finishing School” - Ken Sadler’s Daimler Super V8 LWB
It has been 16 years since the Daimler name vanished from the UK’s new car market with the demise of the Super Eight, and cars such as Ken’s 1998 Super V8 are a reminder of what we have lost