There are many events that occur over the year, that you are able to participate in as a Vintage Car Club member.
South Canterbury Vintage Car Club Members’ Events
2025
- 10 May – Post Vintage Rally
- May – Mid-week run
- 25 May – End of season run
- 1 June – Timaru All British Day
- 5 June – South Canterbury Branch AGM
- June – Mid Week Run
- June – Night Run
- July – Mid Week Run
- July – Garage Raid @ Oamaru
- August – Mid Week Run
- August – QUIZ Night with Ashburton @ Ashburton
- August – Vintage Trail Event
- 31 August – Daffodil Rally for Cancer
- August – Flower delivery for Cancer Society
- September – Opening Run with Ashburton @ Timaru
- September – Mid Week Run
- September – Continental Run
- October – Labour Weekend – Mount Cook Rally
- November – Safari weekend
- November – Veteran/Vintage/Commercial Rally
- December – SCVCC Christmas Party
2026
- 1 January – New Years Day at Fairlie
- January – Ladies Run
- February – Chairmans Rally
- February – Saturday Open Day
- March – Mid Island Rally
- March – Motorcycle Rally
- March – Swap Meet at Orari Racecourse
- April – Mid-week run
National Calendar Events
These can be viewed here – http://vcc.org.nz/events-calendar/
Public Events
All British Day: Held every Queens Birthday weekend. Open to all owners of British made vehicles regardless of year of manufacture, and whether Club members or not.
The first hour is a display, followed by a lunch time run to a venue of interest – revealed on the day – in the South Canterbury area.
Swap Meet and Bazaar: At Orari Racecourse.
All sorts of stuff for sale. You might fund an abacus or a zither or automotive parts for an ABC or a Zust! See the Swapmeet Page for further details.
Daffodil Rally for Cancer: Held in late August. Open to all vehicles regardless of year of manufacture, and whether Club members or not.
The first hour is a display, followed by a lunch time run to a venue of interest – revealed on the day – in the South Canterbury area.
Timaru Continental Vehicle Day: Held in mid-September. Open to vehicles of mainland European origin regardless of year of manufacture, and whether Club members or not.
The first half-hour is a display, followed by a lunch time run to a venue of interest – revealed on the day – in the Central South Island area.