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OUR OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the club are to promote interest
in pre-1957 water-cooled Citroën cars, and to promote and foster fellowship
between owners of such cars. These objectives to be achieved by the
publication of a magazine and the organising of events for the mutual
advantage of members. Where possible, the club will provide spares and
service facilities for members cars. |
Area Sections
Scotland
- Lake & Borders
- Peak -Ireland
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Northern -
Mid-Shires
- South Midlands
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Welsh Border
- Eastern -
London -
West -
Hants, Surrey & Sussex
Borders South West
&
Rest of the World
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Spares
A large range of spares is available to members and
non-members, postal service is arranged by volunteers and collection can be
arranged. Payment may be made by cash, cheque or credit card.
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Club Shop
Clothing,
models, signs & posters and gifts for the enthusiast
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Not a Member?
Download a Membership Form
and join us today!
(No Car Required)
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Click on the ACI Symbol to visit the site of
the Amicale and find out more about the group that represents all Citroën
Clubs throughout the world!
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Mutual Support
Technical Problems with your Traction?
The TOC Helpline is here!
TOC Helpline:
0870
012 2002
(From
outside UK:
+44 115 911 0960)
Click
here
to email TOC
Helpline
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Spares Helpline
01243 511 378
(From
outside UK:
+44
1243 511 378)
Click here for the current list
of spares
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Specialist Tools for Loan
A set of
specialist tools, essential for occasional maintenance of the car, is held
by a member in each area ready to be loaned out to other members on request.
Click
here to see the sections where
specialist tools are available
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Social
The club has thirteen area sections in
Britain, with regular meetings
convenient for local members. Each section has its own diary of events,
providing an opportunity to meet old and new friends, exchange experiences
and help each other with their cars. There are national events culminating
in a TOC. annual rally, held in a different part of
Britain each year, attracting
some sixty cars. Stands are taken at important Classic Car Shows such as at
the N.E.C.,
Birmingham.
Occasional European tours are arranged, most naturally in
France where we join with French
Tractionists.
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Multi-Media
Section
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"Floating Power" is the club magazine which is published six times a year in
b&w A4
format, with high quality photographs and illustrations. It has been
acclaimed to be the best small club magazine.
In the Jan/Feb 39 page edition of Floating Power
(Volume 34 Issue 1)

You will find the following:
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Welcome/Editorial
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President's Ponderings
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Chairman's Chat
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Minutes of the AGM
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Toc News
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FBHVC News
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Section Scene
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Your letters
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TOCTech 50- In glorious
Colour!
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Miss Buttercup joins the 2009 "Rutland Rally"
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The story of Modestine
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Remembrance Service - "Groupe Lourdes"
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Traction Avantageuse
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The making of Monsieur Bibendum
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2009 Classic Motor Show Report
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The TOC's own "Stig"
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Tough Love - revisited
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Events Diary
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Events
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Classifieds
for content for
March/April edition is
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