About British Iron NWA

Becoming a member of British Iron NWA car club means joining a welcoming community of British car enthusiasts who share a passion for classic and modern vehicles from across the British Isles. Whether you own an MG, Triumph, Jaguar, Austin-Healey, Mini, Lotus, Land Rover, or simply appreciate British motoring. A membership connects you with monthly club meetings, scenic drives through the Ozarks, hands-on tech sessions at the Brit Stop, special social events, and lasting friendships built around a shared love of these iconic cars.

For just $45 per year, you’ll gain access to a full calendar of driving adventures, technical knowledge, social gatherings, and one of the most active British car clubs in Arkansas. British Iron NWA is the perfect place to enjoy your car, learn from fellow enthusiasts, and help keep the spirit of British motoring alive in Northwest Arkansas.

Ready to join? Come to our next club meeting or complete the Membership Application found here. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the form to submit your membership today.

About the British Iron Touring Club

Our monthly meeting at the All-American Steakhouse and Sports Theater. Assemble between 6:00 and 7:00 for food and refreshments. Business, such as it is, will begin after the President has had a beer.

Club Reimbursement

For any members needing reimbursement, please fill out the Club Reimbursement Form found here. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the form to submit correctly.

Club Officers

President

Brian Lea

1964 Austin Healey Sprite

Before 2022 he had never worked on cars or knew how to drive stick but dove headfirst into British motoring.

Event Coordinator

Marcy Benham

1994 Jaguar XJS 4.0L

Married into the British life and joined the Jag club in 2019 with her husband's dream car.

Membership & Treasurer

Elaine Briggs

1954 MGTF

Purchased her first British car in 1981 embarking on a 4-year full restoration project while previously never doing more than an oil change on cars.

Editor & Master Mechanic

Wil Wing

1979 Triumph TR7

Retired from driving British cars but knows everything there is to know about British cars. Purchased his first British car new in 1952 before operating an import repair shop for 28 years.

Advisor & Car Show Coordinator

Bill Watkins

1973 Jensen Interceptor, 1964 Alvis TE21

Bought his first British car in 1995 and was voted to president in 2000 while not paying attention to what was being voted on.