TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on October 25 (Saturday) at the Spiegel Residence in San Marino. Further details will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

August Recap: 20 members attended our August meeting on Zoom. Four TCs drove a simulated 10 mile journey to the meeting. TCs were driven by Lemieux, Edgar, Zucca and S Simmons. Thanks to Joyce Edgar for hosting an entertaining British and TC quiz program!

Monthly Events

Don’t miss our premiere event of the year, the 69th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders!

This year’s event will be held September 28-30 at Sierra Sky Ranch. Hotel information can be found on our group email and in the latest newsletter. TCMG will be hosting this event and further details will be announced by email to those signed up.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced shortly.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The October Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Francisco Matallana of Miami, Florida
• Scott & Valerie Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff & Stacy Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on September 23rd on Zoom. Our program for the evening will be a photo history of our annual Conclaves followed by a TC quiz.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

August Recap: 20 members attended our August meeting on Zoom. Four TCs drove a simulated 10 mile journey to the meeting. TCs were driven by Lemieux, Edgar, Zucca and S Simmons. Thanks to Joyce Edgar for hosting an entertaining British and TC quiz program!

Monthly Events

September 21

Spend a day surrounded by classic lines and good friends at one of the best British car shows in Southern California.  Bring your TC if you can, and don’t forget a picnic lunch and a blanket or chairs!  Run by the Central Coast British Car Club, the show is set in the cool ocean breeze at Channel Islands Park in Oxnard.  What better way is there to spend a Summer day?

The show includes raffle drawings and trophies are awarded for all classes of cars. Food for purchase will be available on-site as well.

Meet at the TCMG banner for our picnic at 12:00 PM.  If you plan to enter your TC, let Steve Simmons know and we will save you a spot by our banner.  The show runs from 9AM – 2:30PM.  Click here for show details and entry form.

September 28-30: 69th Annual TCMG / ARR Conclave

Don’t miss our premiere event of the year, the 69th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders!

This year’s event will be held at Sierra Sky Ranch. Hotel information can be found on our group email and in the latest newsletter. TCMG will be hosting this event and further details will be announced as they become available.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced shortly.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The September Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Francisco Matallana of Miami, Florida
• Scott & Valerie Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff & Stacy Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The August meeting will be held August 26th on Zoom. Our program for the evening will be a British and M.G. quiz followed by member project updates.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

July Recap: 28 members and one guest attended our July meeting on Zoom. Five TCs drove a simulated 10 mile journey to the meeting. TCs were driven by Lemieux, Edgar, Lynge, Zucca and S Simmons. Thanks to Dean Caccavo for the presentation on the history of Paramount Ranch Raceway!

Monthly Events

September 21

Spend a day surrounded by classic lines and good friends at one of the best British car shows in Southern California.  Bring your TC if you can, and don’t forget a picnic lunch and a blanket or chairs!  Run by the Central Coast British Car Club, the show is set in the cool ocean breeze at Channel Islands Park in Oxnard.  What better way is there to spend a Summer day?

The show includes raffle drawings and trophies are awarded for all classes of cars. Food for purchase will be available on-site as well.

Meet at the TCMG banner for our picnic at 12:00 PM.  If you plan to enter your TC, let Steve Simmons know and we will save you a spot by our banner.  The show runs from 9AM – 2:30PM.  Click here for show details and entry form.

September 28-30: 69th Annual TCMG / ARR Conclave

Don’t miss our premiere event of the year, the 69th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders!

This year’s event will be held at Sierra Sky Ranch. Hotel information can be found on our group email and in the latest newsletter. TCMG will be hosting this event and further details will be announced as they become available.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced shortly.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The September Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valerie Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff & Stacy Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The August meeting will be held August 26th on Zoom. Our program for the evening will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

July Recap: 28 members and one guest attended our July meeting on Zoom. Five TCs drove a simulated 10 mile journey to the meeting. TCs were driven by Lemieux, Edgar, Lynge, Zucca and S Simmons. Thanks to Dean Caccavo for the presentation on the history of Paramount Ranch Raceway!

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be announced soon.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced shortly.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The August Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valerie Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff & Stacy Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The July meeting will be held on Zoom. Our program for the evening will be a presentation by TCMG member Dean Caccavo on the history of Paramount Ranch Raceway. The track was located in Agoura Hills, California and was a popular destination for many of the great racers of the late 1950’s until several terrible accidents forced its closure. Parts of the track still remain today, winding through the Santa Monica Mountains. Dean will show before and after photos and talk about the interesting history behind the track, where such well known drivers as Phill Hill, Ken Miles and Johnny Von Neuman raced.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

June Recap: 38 members attended our Annual Summer Picnic, held at the Simmons’ residence. Six TCs graced the entrance driven by Campbell (TB), Lemieux, Mathison, S Simmons, M Simmons and Zucca. Thanks to Steve & Linda Simmons for hosting the meeting and to all who attended!

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be announced soon.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event is on! With apologies to those North of the border (and especially to those in England), the theme of this event is Independence Day. In celebration of this holiday, your task is to photograph your TC in an all-American or other good old-fashioned patriotic type setting. The more over the top, the better!

For those outside of the USA, you can substitute the American theme for something representing your own country. Submit your photo to Mike Simmons at mike@mikesimmons.net by July 20th for inclusion in this month’s Zoom meeting.

Drive your TC at least 10 miles during your photo tour and receive a point toward the Sargent Award!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The August Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valerie Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff & Stacy Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The July meeting will be held on Zoom. Our program for the evening will be a presentation by TCMG member Dean Caccavo on the history of Paramount Ranch Raceway. The track was located in Agoura Hills, California and was a popular destination for many of the great racers of the late 1950’s until several terrible accidents forced its closure. Parts of the track still remain today, winding through the Santa Monica Mountains. Dean will show before and after photos and talk about the interesting history behind the track, where such well known drivers as Phill Hill, Ken Miles and Johnny Von Neuman raced.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

June Recap: 38 members attended our Annual Summer Picnic, held at the Simmons’ residence. Six TCs graced the entrance driven by Campbell (TB), Lemieux, Mathison, S Simmons, M Simmons and Zucca. Thanks to Steve & Linda Simmons for hosting the meeting and to all who attended!

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be announced soon.

June recap: Five members with two TCs braved the heat for our Halfway House Tour. TCs were driven by SL Simmons and Rob Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event is on! With apologies to those North of the border (and especially to those in England), the theme of this event is Independence Day. In celebration of this holiday, your task is to photograph your TC in an all-American or other good old-fashioned patriotic type setting. The more over the top, the better!

For those outside of the USA, you can substitute the American theme for something representing your own country. Submit your photo to Mike Simmons at mike@mikesimmons.net by July 20th for inclusion in this month’s Zoom meeting.

Drive your TC at least 10 miles during your photo tour and receive a point toward the Sargent Award!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The July Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tom Lange of Bar Harbor, Maine

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The annual Summer Picnic will take place on Saturday, June 21 at the Simmons Residence. Bring a picnic lunch or dinner and dine in the garden, tour the collection of vintage cars and enjoy the company of fellow TC aficionados.

Entertainment will include:

• Bring a picnic dinner and dine in the garden with your fellow enthusiasts (dessert and coffee will be served by the hosts)
• Tour the garage and collection of cars
• Win mystery prizes in our mystery contests (TCs only!)

Those driving TCs or other interesting classics will get VIP parking in the gravel area by the entrance.

This will be an RSVP event.  RSVP information was sent out by mail to local members, and by email to the group. If you need more info, please contact Steve Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

May Recap: 24 members and guests attended our May meeting held on Zoom. Four TCs were driven a simulated 10 mile drive to the meeting by Edgar, Lemieux, S Simmons and Zucca. Our thanks to Bob Eicher for his presentation on Clopper Road!

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be held on Sunday, June 29th. Cruise through the rural areas of Northern Los Angeles County on this 70-mile tour, featuring a stop at The Halfway House for brunch. This out-of-the-way eatery was established in 1931 and hasn’t changed much since. Also enjoy some lesser used byways as we wind our way to where the food is. Meeting time and location will be announced soon.

April recap: Six TCs and 14 members attended our picnic at the Queen’s English Car Show in April. TCs were driven by Hughes, Simmons, Zucca, Ramos and Harrison. Other members were present with modern iron and a vintage Jaguar.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour has concluded. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The July Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

The annual Summer Picnic will take place on Saturday, June 21 at the Simmons Residence. Bring a picnic lunch or dinner and dine in the garden, tour the collection of vintage cars and enjoy the company of fellow TC aficionados.

Entertainment will include:

• Bring a picnic dinner and dine in the garden with your fellow enthusiasts (dessert and coffee will be served by the hosts)
• Tour the garage and collection of cars
• Win mystery prizes in our mystery contests (TCs only!)

Those driving TCs or other interesting classics will get VIP parking in the gravel area by the entrance.

This will be an RSVP event.  RSVP information was sent out by mail to local members, and by email to the group. If you need more info, please contact Steve Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

May Recap: 24 members and guests attended our May meeting held on Zoom. Four TCs were driven a simulated 10 mile drive to the meeting by Edgar, Lemieux, S Simmons and Zucca. Our thanks to Bob Eicher for his presentation on Clopper Road!

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be held on Sunday, June 29th. Cruise through the rural areas of Northern Los Angeles County on this 70-mile tour, featuring a stop at The Halfway House for brunch. This out-of-the-way eatery was established in 1931 and hasn’t changed much since. Also enjoy some lesser used byways as we wind our way to where the food is. Meeting time and location will be announced soon.

April recap: Six TCs and 14 members attended our picnic at the Queen’s English Car Show in April. TCs were driven by Hughes, Simmons, Zucca, Ramos and Harrison. Other members were present with modern iron and a vintage Jaguar.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour has concluded. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on May 27, on Zoom. Our evening’s presentation will be a talk by members Bob and Patrick Eicher, accompanied by photos and video on historic Clopper Road. Learn about how it inspired the song “Take Me Home Country Roads”, and about the old Clopper Grist Mill and other interesting locations from behind the wheel of their MG TC.

Those who drive their TC 10 miles or more on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

April recap: 29 members attended our April meeting on Zoom. Three TCs were driven at least 10 miles that day by Caccavo, Edgar and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be in May and is currently being planned. Check back soon…

April recap: Six TCs and 14 members attended our picnic at the Queen’s English Car Show in April. TCs were driven by Hughes, Simmons, Zucca, Ramos and Harrison. Other members were present with modern iron and a vintage Jaguar.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour has concluded. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! Two years in the planning, the group successfully located the original photo spot and returned the cars to Apple Valley Ridge in the Mojave Desert for a then & now photo. A video showing the journey from discovering the photo to recreating it has just been posted on YouTube!

Click the YouTube link to view in high quality.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on May 27, on Zoom. Our evening’s presentation will be a talk by members Bob and Patrick Eicher, accompanied by photos and video on historic Clopper Road. Learn about how it inspired the song “Take Me Home Country Roads”, and about the old Clopper Grist Mill and other interesting locations from behind the wheel of their MG TC.

Those who drive their TC 10 miles or more on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

April recap: 29 members attended our April meeting on Zoom. Three TCs were driven at least 10 miles that day by Caccavo, Edgar and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be in May and is currently being planned. Check back soon…

April recap: Six TCs and 14 members attended our picnic at the Queen’s English Car Show in April. TCs were driven by Hughes, Simmons, Zucca, Ramos and Harrison. Other members were present with modern iron and a vintage Jaguar.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour is on! Since our annual Wildflower Tour was canceled, the theme for this tour is “Flowers”. Your task is to photograph your TC with something to do with flowers. It doesn’t have to be actual flowers, so get creative and have fun!

Submit your photo(s) to Mike Simmons by May 18th to be included in the May meeting slide show. Email address is in the club directory. Be sure to drive your TC at least 10 miles during your photo tour to receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The May Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Two of TC Motoring Guild’s Earliest Members Pass

Jim Crandall

Jim Crandall

Jim was one of our longest term members. He joined in 1961 and along with his wife Norma was a vital part of our club since day one. Looking through our old photos and newsletters, he and his wife Norma were always there, along with their TC which remains in the family today. He and Norma were a driving force in many of the Guild’s activities, with Jim serving in various roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Director, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Editor and Webmaster. We will miss him dearly.

Mike Goodman

Mike & Sharon Goodman

Mike was a legend in the M.G. community and probably kept more TCs on the road than anyone over the years. He joined TCMG in 1964 and over the decades never hesitated to offer assistance or advice to those in need. He served many roles in the club including Vice President, Treasurer, Programs Chair, Events Chair and Director, in addition to his unofficial role as “M.G. Guru and Free Advice Giver”. Mike and Sharon opened their home more than once for our holiday parties. The club will not be the same without Mike.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! More to come on this amazing event soon!

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on May 27, on Zoom. Our evening’s presentation will be a talk by members Bob and Patrick Eicher, accompanied by photos and video on historic Clopper Road. Learn about how it inspired the song “Take Me Home Country Roads”, and about the old Clopper Grist Mill and other interesting locations from behind the wheel of their MG TC.

Those who drive their TC 10 miles or more on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

April recap: 29 members attended our April meeting on Zoom. Three TCs were driven at least 10 miles that day by Caccavo, Edgar and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our next driving event will be in May and is currently being planned. Check back soon…

April recap: Six TCs and 14 members attended our picnic at the Queen’s English Car Show in April. TCs were driven by Hughes, Simmons, Zucca, Ramos and Harrison. Other members were present with modern iron and a vintage Jaguar.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour is on! Since our annual Wildflower Tour was canceled, the theme for this tour is “Flowers”. Your task is to photograph your TC with something to do with flowers. It doesn’t have to be actual flowers, so get creative and have fun!

Submit your photo(s) to Mike Simmons by May 18th to be included in the May meeting slide show. Email address is in the club directory. Be sure to drive your TC at least 10 miles during your photo tour to receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The May Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Scott & Valery Belland of Santa Rosa, California
• Joe & Pam Jones of Marietta, Georgia
• Doug & Rayna Boehme of Burbank, California
• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild 1955 / 2025 Photo

TC Motoring Guild has just accomplished a painstakingly planned photo recreation of its first event 70 years ago! More to come on this amazing event soon!

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on April 22, on Zoom. The evening’s program will be “Your TC’s Early History”. Members are encouraged to share the history of their cars before they owned them. Please limit your talk to around 5 minutes so everyone who wants to participate gets the chance.

Those who drive their TC 10 miles or more on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

March recap: 14 members and 1 guest plus 5 TCs attended our March meeting. TCs were driven by Loe, Olson, S&L Simmons, Spiegel, and Zucca. Thanks to Gene Olson and Patty Salehpour for their hospitality in hosting this meeting!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The scheduled Wildflower Tour has been cancelled due to a lack of blooms. In its place we will picnic at the Queen’s English British Car Show. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy one of the better British car shows in the area. It is a non-judged show, and includes an auto jumble nearby. The show is held at Woodley Park in Van Nuys, and runs from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Club members are encouraged to gather in the MG T-Series section at 11AM for a picnic among the TCs. Bring your own, or buy food from the food truck vendors on site. (We can’t guarantee they will be there but they usually are!) See www.queens-english.org for more information.

March recap: Seven TCs and 14 members took part in our “Apple Valley 70 Years Later” event and posed in a photo recreation. Our thanks to those who helped make this happen, namely Steve Simmons of TCMG, Marcy Taylor of Mohahve Historical Society, Mayor Scott Nassif of Apple Valley and Councilman Art Bishop. Additional thanks to Rob Zucca, Linda Simmons, David Edgar and all those who attended or assisted with the event.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Spring DIY Tour is on! Since our annual Wildflower Tour was canceled, the theme for this tour is “Flowers”. Your task is to photograph your TC with something to do with flowers. It doesn’t have to be actual flowers, so get creative and have fun!

Submit your photo(s) to Mike Simmons by May 18th to be included in the May meeting slide show. Email address is in the club directory. Be sure to drive your TC at least 10 miles during your photo tour to receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Bonus Points

Want to earn more “Use it or lose it” points and have fun with your TC while doing it? Here are six challenges that will earn you points from now until October 15th. That’s one task per month, but you can do them at any time, in any order.

– Enter your TC in a car show
– Attend a Cars & Coffee type event
– Participate in a parade
– Let a child who is not yours sit in a TC for the first time
– Find a British flag while out driving
– Get a photo of your TC on a road showing three or more curves in the picture

Each challenge completed with a TC will earn one point. Submit photos as you get them to Steve Simmons for inclusion in our meeting slide shows. Photos must be taken and submitted between April 12 and October 15.

The April Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on April 22, on Zoom. The evening’s program will be announced soon.

March recap: 14 members and 1 guest plus 5 TCs attended our March meeting. TCs were driven by Loe, Olson, S&L Simmons, Spiegel, and Zucca. Thanks to Gene Olson and Patty Salehpour for their hospitality in hosting this meeting!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The first TCMG organized driving event was held in March of 1955. On the weekend of March 29-30 we will re-create that event, with a planned visit to the very spot where the sole surviving photograph of that event was taken. Be a part of something most clubs will never get to experience on this very special tour!

The image to the left is from our first event in 1955. We have obtained special permission to put our TCs back on this ridge in the very same spot were visited 70 years ago, and take a new photo! Other activities are also planned for the weekend. Hotel information will be sent out by email to those who have signed up.

Please note that this is an RSVP event, as there are channels we need to go through to get the cars onto the ridge. Contact Steve Simmons if you plan to attend.

February recap: Three TCs (one a TB) plus some modern iron took part in our Lame Duck Kup event. Congratulations to Linda Simmons for sweeping the competition and taking home the trophy!

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will start soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The April Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Stan Lucas Passes

We’re sad to report the passing of long time TCMG member Stan Lucas. Stan was the owner of Lucas Classic Tire and was a real force in the car collecting world. His collection was always kept very private but remains one of the premier collections on the west coast, especially his numerous rare early brass cars. There among Stutz, Noble, Packard, Bugatti and many others was his MG TC, displayed as proudly as the others. We would love to share photos of his collection but he never allowed them to be taken. Stan didn’t even use a computer, instead sending hand-written letters in reply after his employees read an email to him. If the reply was time sensitive, he would write the letter and his guys would scan and email it for him. He was a real gentleman and a true enthusiast. Stan was a TCMG member for 36 years.

2025 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are John Bowyer, Joyce Edgar, Dean Caccavo, Doug Schirripa, Mike Simmons, Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Other club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2024, and may change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

2024 Award Winners

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2024:

• Frank Mason Award – Steve Simmons
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – David & Joyce Edgar
• Breakdown Award – David & Joyce Edgar

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on Saturday, March 22nd at the home of Patty Salehpour and Gene Olson. Bring a picnic lunch if desired. Beveridges and deserts will be provided by the hosts. Note this is an in-person meeting! Gene will be showing the progress on his TC special. See our group email for further information, or contact Gene Olson.

February recap: 29 members attended our February meeting online. 6 TCs were driven a simulated journey to the meeting by Caccavo, Edgar, Lemieux, St. Clair, Taylor and Zucca. Thanks to Steve Simmons for his presentation on “Places M.G.s Have Never Tread Before”!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The first TCMG organized driving event was held in March of 1955. On the weekend of March 29-30 we will re-create that event, with a planned visit to the very spot where the sole surviving photograph of that event was taken. Be a part of something most clubs will never get to experience on this very special tour!

The image to the left is from our first event in 1955. We have obtained special permission to put our TCs back on this ridge in the very same spot were visited 70 years ago, and take a new photo! Other activities are also planned for the weekend. Hotel information will be sent out by email to those who have signed up.

Please note that this is an RSVP event, as there are channels we need to go through to get the cars onto the ridge. Contact Steve Simmons if you plan to attend.

February recap: Three TCs (one a TB) plus some modern iron took part in our Lame Duck Kup event. Congratulations to Linda Simmons for sweeping the competition and taking home the trophy!

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will start soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2025 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are John Bowyer, Joyce Edgar, Dean Caccavo, Doug Schirripa, Mike Simmons, Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Other club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2024, and may change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

2024 Award Winners

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2024:

• Frank Mason Award – Steve Simmons
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – David & Joyce Edgar
• Breakdown Award – David & Joyce Edgar

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

The Edgars Set A New Record

David and Joyce Edgar have won the Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or Lose it” Trophy this year for a record-setting seventh time! The trophy was first awarded in 1991, and the Edgars achieved their first victory in 2003. Congratulations!

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. Last June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on February 25th on Zoom. Steve Simmons will give a slide presentation on some of the unusual places their TC has gone, culminating with a particular trip into the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. No paved roads will be a part of this story! Learn how to risk getting stranded in the wilderness, and how to set off on a trip completely unprepared and in a vehicle unsuited for the terrain. This and other important life lessons will be discussed.

January recap: 27 members attended our January meeting. 3 TCs were driven a simulated journey to the meeting by Edgar, Lemieux and Zucca. Thanks to Dan Shockey for his presentation on MG and the RAF!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The first TCMG organized driving event was held in March of 1955. This March we re-create that event, with a planned visit to the very spot where the sole surviving photograph of that event was taken. Be a part of something most clubs will never get to experience on this very special tour!

The image to the left is from our first event in 1955. We have obtained special permission to put our TCs back on this ridge in the very same spot were visited 70 years ago, and take a new photo! Other activities are also planned for the weekend. Hotel information will be sent out by group email.

Please note that this is an RSVP event, as there are channels we need to go through to get the cars onto the ridge. Contact Steve Simmons if you plan to attend.

February recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will start soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jeff Law of Ventura, California
• Bruce Swift of Greenville, South Carolina
• Matt & Linda Peckham of Whippany, New Jersey
• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2025 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are John Bowyer, Joyce Edgar, Dean Caccavo, Doug Schirripa, Mike Simmons, Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Other club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2024, and may change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

2024 Award Winners

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2024:

• Frank Mason Award – Steve Simmons
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – David & Joyce Edgar
• Breakdown Award – David & Joyce Edgar

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

The Edgars Set A New Record

David and Joyce Edgar have won the Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or Lose it” Trophy this year for a record-setting seventh time! The trophy was first awarded in 1991, and the Edgars achieved their first victory in 2003. Congratulations!

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. Last June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held on February 25th on Zoom. Steve Simmons will give a slide presentation on some of the unusual places their TC has gone, culminating with a particular trip into the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. No paved roads will be a part of this story! Learn how to risk getting stranded in the wilderness, and how to set off on a trip completely unprepared and in a vehicle unsuited for the terrain. This and other important life lessons will be discussed.

January recap: 27 members attended our January meeting. 3 TCs were driven a simulated journey to the meeting by Edgar, Lemieux and Zucca. Thanks to Dan Shockey for his presentation on MG and the RAF!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The Lame Duk Kup is scheduled for Sunday, January 48th (aka February 16th). Check the group email for details.

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will start soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The January / February Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2025 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are John Bowyer, Joyce Edgar, Dean Caccavo, Doug Schirripa, Mike Simmons, Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Other club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2024, and may change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

2024 Award Winners

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2024:

• Frank Mason Award – Steve Simmons
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – David & Joyce Edgar
• Breakdown Award – David & Joyce Edgar

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

The Edgars Set A New Record

David and Joyce Edgar have won the Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or Lose it” Trophy this year for a record-setting seventh time! The trophy was first awarded in 1991, and the Edgars achieved their first victory in 2003. Congratulations!

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. Last June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our first meeting of 2025 will be held on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature a presentation by Dan Shockey on M.G. and the RAF, focusing on their close and unique bond. Find out what is fact and what is legend in this very interesting presentation!

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: 51 members attended our Annual Meeting and Holiday Party at the Simmons residence. Six TCs were present, driven by Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, S. Simmons, St. Clair and Zucca. The club filled an entire Morris with toys for donation to Foster Children’s Resource Cents, plus a substantial cash donation. Further thanks to Mike and Sharon Goodman for a generous donation to our club fundraiser of tools and literature from Mike’s legendary restoration shop. Thank you to all who helped make this event happen, and to all those who attended!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

The Lame Duk Kup is scheduled for Sunday, January 40th (aka February 9th). Stay tuned for details…

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will start soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The January / February Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2025 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are John Bowyer, Joyce Edgar, Dean Caccavo, Doug Schirripa, Mike Simmons, Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Other club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2024, and may change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

2024 Award Winners

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2024:

• Frank Mason Award – Steve Simmons
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – David & Joyce Edgar
• Breakdown Award – David & Joyce Edgar

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

The Edgars Set A New Record

David and Joyce Edgar have won the Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or Lose it” Trophy this year for a record-setting seventh time! The trophy was first awarded in 1991, and the Edgars achieved their first victory in 2003. Congratulations!

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. Last June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our first meeting of 2025 will be held on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature a presentation by Dan Shockey on M.G. and the RAF, focusing on their close and unique bond. Find out what is fact and what is legend in this very interesting presentation!

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: 51 members attended our Annual Meeting and Holiday Party at the Simmons residence. Six TCs were present, driven by Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, S. Simmons, St. Clair and Zucca. The club filled an entire Morris with toys for donation to Foster Children’s Resource Cents, plus a substantial cash donation. Further thanks to Mike and Sharon Goodman for a generous donation to our club fundraiser of tools and literature from Mike’s legendary restoration shop. Thank you to all who helped make this event happen, and to all those who attended!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our driving events have concluded for 2024. See you all at the Lame Duk Kup in 2025!

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

Slip on a warm coat and head out for the TCMG Winter DIY Tour! To participate, your task is to photograph your TC (with or without you in it) with something that suggests “snow”. It doesn’t have to be actual snow, so for those living in the warmer climates you can use your creativity. Something that looks cold or Wintery might do, or perhaps the clever use of a sign or other object that suggests snow or Winter. Think outside the (ice)box!

Drive 10 or more miles during your photo tour to receive a point toward the 2025 Sargent Award. For those with actual snow on the roads, you only need to drive far enough for someone to do a double take at the lunatic driving a TC in the snow to receive points.

Submit your photo(s) to Joyce Edgar by January 15 to receive points and be included in our January meeting slide show.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington

December 14: Added new page for Russell Jones.

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

The Edgars Set A New Record

David and Joyce Edgar have won the Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or Lose it” Trophy this year for a record-setting seventh time! The trophy was first awarded in 1991, and the Edgars achieved their first victory in 2003. Congratulations!

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our first meeting of 2025 will be held on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature a presentation by Dan Shockey on M.G. and the RAF, focusing on their close and unique bond. Find out what is fact and what is legend in this very interesting presentation!

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: 51 members attended our Annual Meeting and Holiday Party at the Simmons residence. Six TCs were present, driven by Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, S. Simmons, St. Clair and Zucca. The club filled an entire Morris with toys for donation to Foster Children’s Resource Cents, plus a substantial cash donation. Further thanks to Mike and Sharon Goodman for a generous donation to our club fundraiser of tools and literature from Mike’s legendary restoration shop. Thank you to all who helped make this event happen, and to all those who attended!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our driving events have concluded for 2024. See you all at the Lame Duk Kup in 2025!

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

Slip on a warm coat and head out for the TCMG Winter DIY Tour! To participate, your task is to photograph your TC (with or without you in it) with something that suggests “snow”. It doesn’t have to be actual snow, so for those living in the warmer climates you can use your creativity. Something that looks cold or Wintery might do, or perhaps the clever use of a sign or other object that suggests snow or Winter. Think outside the (ice)box!

Drive 10 or more miles during your photo tour to receive a point toward the 2025 Sargent Award. For those with actual snow on the roads, you only need to drive far enough for someone to do a double take at the lunatic driving a TC in the snow to receive points.

Submit your photo(s) to Joyce Edgar by January 15 to receive points and be included in our January meeting slide show.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Tony Inzana of Hughson, California
• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

The Annual Meeting and Holiday Party is Coming!

Mark your calendars for December 8th and get your meal payments in ASAP! See below for general details. A group email with more detailed info has also been sent to members.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

The 2024 TCMG Holiday Party will take place on Sunday, December 8 at the Simmons Residence. Join us and enjoy the following entertainment and activities:

• Awards ceremonies for our three prestigious trophies (no Iron Bottoms this year):
  • Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or lose it” Trophy
  • Frank Mason Award
  • Breakdown Award
• Announcement of the 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council.
• TCMG vintage film presentation.
• Silent auction of select items plus our annual tradition, auctioning of “The Brick”. This is a piece of the original Abingdon factory where our TCs were built. The wining bid takes the brick home for one year.
• A raffle where you can win a pile of cash!
• Our annual Ladies’ drawing for lovely (non-car related) prizes!
• Slide show of 2024 TCMG tours.
• Toy Drive and Fundraiser to benefit Foster Children’s Resource Center. Bring a new, unwrapped toy or contact Joyce Edgar to make a cash donation.

Remember, those who drive a TC to the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award, and bragging rights for being in the TC lineup at the entrance!

See our group email for further details, including times and location info.

November recap: Coming soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our driving events have concluded for 2024. See you all at the Lame Duk Kup in 2025!

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

The Annual Meeting and Holiday Party is Coming!

Mark your calendars for December 8th and get your meal payments in ASAP! See below for general details. A group email with more detailed info has also been sent to members.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

The 2024 TCMG Holiday Party will take place on Sunday, December 8 at the Simmons Residence. Join us and enjoy the following entertainment and activities:

• Awards ceremonies for our three prestigious trophies (no Iron Bottoms this year):
  • Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or lose it” Trophy
  • Frank Mason Award
  • Breakdown Award
• Announcement of the 2025 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council.
• TCMG vintage film presentation.
• Silent auction of select items plus our annual tradition, auctioning of “The Brick”. This is a piece of the original Abingdon factory where our TCs were built. The wining bid takes the brick home for one year.
• A raffle where you can win a pile of cash!
• Our annual Ladies’ drawing for lovely (non-car related) prizes!
• Slide show of 2024 TCMG tours.
• Toy Drive and Fundraiser to benefit Foster Children’s Resource Center. Bring a new, unwrapped toy or contact Joyce Edgar to make a cash donation.

Remember, those who drive a TC to the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award, and bragging rights for being in the TC lineup at the entrance!

See our group email for further details, including times and location info.

November recap: Coming soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our driving events have concluded for 2024. See you all at the Lame Duk Kup in 2025!

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The next DIY tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held November 19 (NOTE DATE CHANGE due to the Thanksgiving holiday) on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature a slide show and talk about TCMG’s back to back trips to GoF West and our annual Conclave in Cambria.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

October recap: Coming soon…

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Our November event has been rescheduled for early 2025. A replacement event is currently being planned and is tentatively scheduled for November 19th. Check back soon for details!

October recap: Coming soon…

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The November Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held October 22 on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature “Member Project Updates”. Members are encouraged to share photos and/or info on their latest TC or other interesting projects.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

September recap: 28 members attended our September online meeting. 7 TCs were driven a simulated journey to the meeting by Caccavo, Edgar, Lemieux, S. Simmons, M. Simmons, Thelander and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

October 20-22: 68th Annual TCMG / ARR Conclave

Don’t miss our premiere event of the year, the 68th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders!

This year’s event will be held in Cambria. Contact Howard Shempp for information on hotel and activities.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

September recap: 11 members with 5 TCs participated in our May event (2 additional TCs didn’t make it). Those with TCs were Hughes, Lemieux, Mathison, S Simmons and Zucca, with the TCs of Bickley and M. Simmons suffering issues before the event.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The November Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

October 3: Added new page for the 2023 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 24: New page added for Patty McLish & Medric Godbout

September 1: New page added for Pat Garity.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held October 22 on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature “Member Project Updates”. Members are encouraged to share photos and/or info on their latest TC or other interesting projects.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

September recap: 28 members attended our September online meeting. 7 TCs were driven a simulated journey to the meeting by Caccavo, Edgar, Lemieux, S. Simmons, M. Simmons, Thelander and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

October 20-22: 68th Annual TCMG / ARR Conclave

Don’t miss our premiere event of the year, the 68th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders!

This year’s event will be held in Cambria. Contact Howard Shempp for information on hotel and activities.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

October 14-18: GoF West

MGs of all types gather at GoF West each year to celebrate the marque. Events include car show, funkhana, navigational rallye, arts and crafts competition, auction, banquet, and more. The event is scheduled to be held October 14-18 in Folsom, California.

All attendees must register.

For event and registration information see the GoF West web site.

September recap: 11 members with 5 TCs participated in our May event (2 additional TCs didn’t make it). Those with TCs were Hughes, Lemieux, Mathison, S Simmons and Zucca, with the TCs of Bickley and M. Simmons suffering issues before the event.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The October Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

October 3: Added new page for the 2023 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 24: New page added for Patty McLish & Medric Godbout

September 1: New page added for Pat Garity.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild Turns 70 Years Old!

Although the group was loosely assembled back in 1952, TCMG was officially formed on June 19, 1954 in the offices of Road & Track magazine. This June we celebrated 70 years of honoring the MG TC! Our annual Summer Picnic Meeting doubled as a birthday party commemorating our seventh decade as a one make, one model club. A large number of historical artifacts from our archives were on display in a special exhibit put together by Steve Simmons and Rob Zucca. See the August newsletter for photos of this meeting.

TC Provenance List Being Updated and Modernized by TCMG

The well known TC Provenance List was created by TC owner Bob Stein well over a decade ago.  Steve Simmons has assisted with data submissions and updates for the past few years but the list has grown too large to manage by hand.  TC Motoring Guild has jumped in to help update, modernize and maintain the list.  Two of our members, Mike Simmons and Steve Simmons are currently working to convert years of hand typed notes into a sorted and organized database of TC car numbers, owner names, locations and historical data.  The project will take a tremendous amount of man hours but the end result will be a fully modern and searchable database, hosted on the TCMG website.  You can see the old hand-typed Provenance List HERE until the new version is completed.

Our next monthly meeting will be held September 24 on Zoom. The evening’s program will feature “Vanity” license plates seen or owned by our members. Keep an eye out and get photos if you can, to share during the meeting. The more clever, the better. M.G. content is even better!

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

August recap: 24 members and 3 guests (two who joined immediately after) attended our August online meeting. 4 TCs were driven a simulated 10 miles by Edgar, Lane, Lemieux and S. Simmons. Special thanks to Dan Shockey for his presentation on The Royal MGs.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Monthly Events

Spend a day surrounded by classic lines and good friends at one of the best British car shows in Southern California.  Bring your TC if you can, and don’t forget a picnic lunch and a blanket or chairs!  Run by the Central Coast British Car Club, the show is set in the cool ocean breeze at Channel Islands Park in Oxnard.  What better way is there to spend a Summer day?

Trophies are awarded for all classes of cars. Food for purchase will be available on-site as well.

Meet at the TCMG banner for our picnic at 12:00 PM.  If you plan to enter your TC, let Steve Simmons know and we will save you a spot by our banner.  The show runs from 9AM – 2:30PM.  Click here for show details and entry form.

May recap: 12 members with 5 TCs participated in our May event. Those with TCs were Bickley, Lemieux, S Simmons, Thelander and Zucca.

Monthly DIY Tours

The Summer DIY event has ended. The next tour will be announced soon.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The October Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Gene & Jana Berghoff of Shorewood, Minnesota
• Frank & Meena Moses of Riverside, California
• Tony McCormick of Victoria, British Columbia
• Robert Costello of West Dundee, Illinois
• Russell Jones of Vancouver, Washington
• Dennis & Jane Markwich of Emmaus, Pennsylvania
• Rick & Linda Starkweather of Raleigh, North Carolina
• Lars & Roxane Lynge of Salt Lake City, Utah
• Bryan & Lynne Kemper of North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
• Rory & Cee Jay Kinney of Highland, Illinois
• Peter Finocchiaro of Canastota, New York

August 1: Added new page for Dennis & Jane Markwich.

August 1: Added new page for Rick & Linda Starkweather.

July 15: Added new page for Lars & Roxane Lynge.

May 3: Added new page for Bryan & Lynne Kemper.

April 28: Added new page for Rory & Cee Jay Kinney.

April 28: Added new page for Peter Finocchiaro.

January 27: Added new page for Greg & Ursula Hoeft.

January 27: Updated the Sargent Award rules.

January 19: Added new page for Dean & DonnaRae Caccavo.

January 19: Added new page for Duane Schmidt.

January 19: Added new page for Terry & Karin Rogers.

October 3: Added new page for the 2023 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 24: New page added for Patty McLish & Medric Godbout

September 1: New page added for Pat Garity.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.