Please note: some of our Members share information on their Aston Martins within the Club, and others do not - there is no requirement to do so.
We do not share information about our Members or their cars, and we would not give out to non-Members the names and contact details of our Members.
Within the Club, some Members with specialist knowledge have volunteered to be a point of contact for advice for their fellow Members. This is available to other Members who are logged into the website.
The Club does not keep a database of all Aston Martins produced or owned by Club Members and non-Members. In this case, we recommend that you contact the Aston Martin Heritage Trust who are the keepers of the historical information.
For Club Members
I have recently found/bought an Aston Martin that needs refurbishment. Can you help?
We recommend contacting a specialist restoration company local to you. Some companies advertise in AM Monthly (included with your Membership), so this can be a good place to start.
The Heritage Trust may be able to help and provide a discount on there services for Members.
Contact your fellow Club member with a specialist interest in the era to which your car belongs: log in to the AMOC website with your Membership details; under the 'CARS' menu, select the era; scroll down the page and you'll find the contact details for the Representative era specialist.
You may also like to post your questions on the Forum. This is a very active part of the website. (Please note that your log in details for the Forum are different to your Membership log in; please
email us if you need assistance.)
I have just bought an Aston Martin and would like to find out more about its history.
Log into the AMOC website; under the CARS menu, navigate down the list to the car era relevant to your Aston Martin. Scroll down the page to see the contact details of your fellow Member with specialist knowledge.
The Aston Martin Heritage Trust are the keepers of all the historical information regarding your car and provide a discounted fee for their services to Members. Contact the
Aston Martin Heritage Trust.
For non-Members:
I have just bought/am considering buying an Aston Martin and would like to find out more about its history.
The Aston Martin Heritage Trust are the keepers of all the historical information regarding your car. Contact the
Aston Martin Heritage Trust.
I am refurbishing/rebuilding/repairing an Aston Martin, can you help?
We recommend contacting a specialist restoration company local to you.
Depending on the nature of the project, the
Aston Martin Heritage Trust may also be able to help with historical facts and build sheets.