MG Car Club
Washington, D.C. Centre
Dedicated to the enjoyment and preservation of MGs and the MG marque
The MG Car Club of Washington, D.C. Centre has a membership of more than 200 members dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of all of the cars of the MG marque. The club holds local and regional events that run the gamut of car-related activities from hands-on tech sessions, access to our newsletter , as well as casual driving and social events. The club is is open to anyone who has an interest in MGs, car ownership not required. Membership is $40 annually and you may join MGCCDC here. Find out more about us.
Established in 1951, the MG Car Club, Washington, D.C. Centre is proud to be a participating Centre of the MG Car Club of England
Awarded the Nuffield Challenge Trophy by the MG Car Club UK in 1955 & 2011
Selected as Chapter of the Year by the North American MGB Register for 2011
Member Benefits
Membership includes a subscription to our monthly club newsletter, free attendance at most club events including rallyes, tech-sessions, caravans, social events, classified ads, use of special tools, the chance to win awards & trophies and the opportunity to meet many friendly and talented MG enthusiasts within the greater Washington D.C. area. Join our club here.
Upcoming Member Events
BEALETON AIR CIRCUS – 6/15
Our annual trip to see the Bealeton vintage air show. (A Sunday event). Guided drive to Bealeton (south of Manassas). Food available at the venue. CTR folks are invited, too. Cancelled last year due to heat — let’s hope for a break this year! Full information here.
NASA Visit – 6/28
Alphonso has arranged for the Club to bring our old rocket ships to NASA for a tour of its new telescope. Don’t miss this one — the base will soon be closed to anyone without a security clearance. Check your email for detailed instructions for how to register for the event. Details here.
June Natter & Noggin’
Join us for the next natter, coming to a pub near you. Details to be announced.
Now Available in our Classifieds...
The website now features full online photo-based classified ads where you can sell cars, parts, search for things you need, list car storage space and other features. Thes are FREE for members.
One highlight in these ads, is that we’re also supporting a feature called Helping Hands. This is a new concept we have where some of members have volunteered to lend a hand with others doing projects on their cars. Keep in mind, this isn’t us volunteering to do the work, but is instead an extra pair of hands while you are doing the bulk of the work. We may be able to offer experience or expertise while we’re at it, and at least include moral support :). You can post your upcoming cool projects in a new section, as well as list yourself if you want to occasionally help others. The new classifieds can be found here, and from there you can navigate to the other sections, including the Helping Hands.
We also continue to offer traditional text classifieds at the back of our newsletter.
Ads are free for club members, and run for 90 days, or until the item sells, and are renewable online. Post an ad today!
Trying to sell a car or buy and sell some rare parts? Looking for a new car, or perhaps a place to store your baby? Some special tools perhaps? Maybe you just need help with a special project, or have some mad skills you’re eager to share? It’s all there and more in our new online classified sections…
Here are some of the most recent posts…
Celebrating 93+ years of the MG Car Club
Today's Featured Member's Car
Recent Event Highlights
May Spring Overnight to Lewes, DE
We stopped at the Delaware Seaside Train museum, where we took somepictures that you can see here. Then on to Lewes for a stay at the cool Rodney hotel, and it’s miniature 2-person elevator. We had a great meal, great camaraderie, and enjoyed poking around this historic small town. In the morning, we saw a few more sights before we split up, and all searched for the best way to beat the traffic home. Sorry you missed it! Fredricksburg Tech Session & Natter
We had a great time in Fredericksburg visiting the Classic Car Center. We feasted our eyes on the myriad of amazing classic vehicles, followed by an informative Q & A on tips for bring our MGs out of hybernation and preparing them to be back on the road this spring. This was followed by an amazing trip to the nearby Shannon Air Museum. 
Our amazing docent took us through the history of the many aircraft on display, as well the evolution of the airport, the birth of Eastern Airlines, and much more. One of our most interesting outings in a while! More pictures available here.
We have a lot of good technical info in our Tech Tips section. Don’t forget to take a look! We also periodically host specialized tech sessions for members.
