Feedback Survey 2026 – The Feedback

Just get in touch on the website using the Contact page to add your ideas!

There’s also the “Fighting Rust Series” rust including some helpful videos. There’s also quite a lot in the cleaning section on the website but we’ll look to see if there’s any gaps.

As far as businesses are concerned, we are building up more information on the club’s Trusted Partners – find out more here.

We’ll be sharing news of some new developments over the coming months.

So, if you have a trusted business you would recommend, please register them.

At the recent Ireland Rally we fund raised for a local charity.

We’re looking at charities moving forward and opportunities to do more for to fund raise.

How about arranging an event involving Route 66?

And a line of Figs on Route 66 sounds fab!

We have also asked members in the US to share knowledge of what businesses they have bought from. If you know of a business please get them registered on the Vehicle Services Directory.

We are also engaging with our Community Coordinators overseas to see how we can help improve things for members outside of the UK.

Here and now, working closely with existing businesses and securing discounts for members is the best approach.

However, taking things too small would create a lot of additional complexity, so after consulting with Community Coordinators, we introduced the idea of Joint Coordinators in February so that multiple members can share a chapter area.

Knowing that we can provide our support to them means that we can achieve the spread and reach as a committee.

Find out more about how the Club works in the Constitution.

We will keep trying new approaches to help new members feel as welcome as possible.

The recently refreshed brochure gives equal weight to bespoke colours as original.

As far as condition is concerned, every Figaro is on a restoration journey, so no car will be perfect – we are just grateful to everyone who owns one!

This is such a tricky topic as some members plan a year ahead, and others a week in advance.

We can also find that if we plan too far ahead that people’s plans can be more likely to change…

If there’s not a coordinator at the moment, or you fancy sharing coordinating duties, why not volunteer to help!

As far as events involving costs, the balance we need to take is that different members have different preferences, so we must always consider everyone. As announced just recently, we have been able to reduce the cost of the Big Birthday Bash once we knew what members wanted to attend.

We are looking into arranging a minimal cost get together in the future, as long as it is supported by members attending – while it may be low cost to attend, it still requires a lot of organisation.

We will definitely put this forward as a suggestion as we build out the US Community.

We are however mindful that not all members are tech savvy, so we may be better to use existing systems members already use to connect and collaborate.

As it happens this is something we have already been looking into as Facebook is not as popular as it was, but we also need to be careful of cost as a not for profit organisation. If you have some ideas about potential platforms, we’d love to hear from you.