
Next Event
The T Register will once again be having a stand at the International MG and Triumph Spares Day at Stoneleigh Park on 7th February 2027.
There will be a range of T Register merchandise for sale and the stand also provides an opportunity for members to sell any T Type spares they no longer need. This is a free of charge service to members, but a donation from any sales to the Register would be appreciated.
All the information is on the T Register Event page.

The MG Car Club T Register
The T Register of the MG Car Club was founded in 1963 and has grown considerably over the last fifty-eight years. At present we hold details of over 11,000 T-types, both in the UK and in most other parts of the world.
The original aims of recording details of cars and providing a means of communication and competition between owners, remain unchanged, helping members to enjoy using their cars in the manner that Cecil Kimber and the designers at Abingdon intended.
We hold an online searchable database of all the original factory T Type production records (searchable on chassis number or engine number).
We have an online searchable database of T Types known to the T Register (searchable on chassis number, and licence number where known), and have dedicated Registrars for each variant of T Type who are only too willing to help owners and previous owners answer queries about what records we may hold on their car.
We hold events throughout the year and participate in the main events held by the MG Car Club. You can see information about what’s happening this year, and reports on previous year’s events by clicking the links below

The T Register has a presence on the social media site of Facebook and has a YouTube Channel of over 90 videos.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/mgtregister
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGRcRM-4UsutI1OrJ-QS0yg
We also have an online shop selling T Register regalia, gifts and garage art; DVDs; and books, workshop notes and brochures.
And there is an archive of a monthly comic as well featuring Captain Castor which pokes mild fun at ourselves …