One of just a handful of surviving early production Wolseley Hornet Saloons is available to buy on eBay. This 1930 example is located in Warwick. The eBay auction ends on Sunday 24th at 15:43 GMT. Find more information on the Discussion Forum www.prewarminorforum.com

Mike Rose has owned 1932 Minor Two-seater WP 1085 for over 50 years. Here he photographed his car while parked up amidst an autumnal avenue of trees during the course of a ‘run’ in 2012. This image would surely have been a contender had it been entered for any of the recent POTY competitions. There are a number of potential rule changes for the 2016 competition – please read the News story below and visit the forum.

This is how to ‘catch them young’, leave an indelible impression of just how much fun vintage motoring can be! Stuart and Glenda Clark sail through a ford on the 2015 PWMN Rally in North Norfolk. (Image Ken Martin)

Hi Networkers, Here is a pic of my minor taken today (1st January) at a family picnic at Cable Bay
about 20 miles from home. It was a very hot day and the bay is a glorious place for fishing and
swimming. My granddaughters Sophie and Lucy certainly enjoyed the ride. A Happy new year to you. Regards, Peter Field

The Janie Shepherd owned 1929 Minor Tourer PG 5664 can be seen here competing at the Dave Wilcox Memorial Trial against a host of Austin Sevens. The annual event is organised by our friends from the Pre-war Austin Seven Club (Thanks to Mike Costigan for the photo)

There are now 72 images of member’s cars appearing in the new Member’s Gallery – is yours among them? To view the gallery first access the site Member’s Area

The winning image of the Network’s 2015 Photograph of the Year competition was submitted by Kartik Lunia from Jaipur, India and is titled ‘Relics of the Raj’

Best wishes for a peaceful and happy yuletide…

A seasonal shot from the days when the United Kingdom actually had winters. (Trevor Wilkinson photo)

Warm weather motoring: In the southern hemisphere high summer is just around the corner while here in the north long balmy summer days are many months away. To help lift the gloom here are a couple of reminders of what we have to look forward to, submitted by Bob Howden and Stephen Murray.