Welcome to the Clan Owners Club

The Clan Owners Club makes every effort to ensure that information supplied is reliable, but we cannot accept responsibility for inaccuracies or omissions.  Advice given and opinions expressed, are not necessarily those of the Clan Owners Club.  Technical articles and advice published is provided on the understanding that anyone carrying out such work has a sound, basic knowledge of the vehicle and tools used and that they will take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of themselves, others involved, their vehicles and premises.  Also, that they have checked that the materials used are correctly manufactured, have been properly tested and comply with the necessary safety standards.

In June 1978 the Clan Crusader Owners Club was formed and held the first of many Clan gatherings at Donnington Park. In 1985 the name was changed to The Clan Owners Club in order to welcome the owners of the two new versions that were being produced.

Current membership stands at approximately 145 with members and cars in the UK and Europe, as well as in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Each year the club, with the support of the members, attends various Classic car and Motoring events.

The club provides advice and assistance on vehicle maintenance. It can supply virtually any part needed to maintain, repair or restore an Imp based CLAN. Some parts are available for the Clover model. Many of the club’s stock of spares are unobtainable from other sources and includes a large proportion of the original liquidation stock. A list is available from the spares secretary and is reissued annually.

 

 

The club operates a historical register in order to maintain a record of each car and keep
the marque alive. Register/Club Historian: Jim McEwan.