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Scammell, as with any famous marque in road transport history, has a dedicated following of enthusiasts, many of whom have restored and drive Scammell lorries. The Scammell Register is the organisation for anyone who owns, or has an in
terest in, this famous marque.
Our website is regularly updated with news items, events and other information (last update 19/08/08) and contains a range of information on Scammell and the Register.
Having evolved from an idea that the founder, Bill Bromidge, had at the Great Dorset Steam Fair way back in 1983, The Scammell Register has a long and interesting history.
Although the Scammell works closed in 1988, the Register continues to go from strength to strength adopting the by-line
Today, we have over 300 Members including owners, ex-employees, ex-drivers, model makers and many who just love this classic British lorry.
Members benefit from a quarterly Newsletter with a range of articles and news items, regular meetings, the opportunity to share your interest with like-minded individuals and, for vehicle owners, free assistance with DVLA enquiries and vehicle registration and reduced price paper or disk copies of manuals.
The Register display lorry, with its photographic display and Scammell merchandising for sale, is in regular attendance at rallies and other events throughout the year, along with members' lorries. We also sell a variety of Scammell merchandising though our shop.
Reports and photos of a number of rallies, and other items of interest can be found in the reports page.
We always welcome new members, whatever your interest in Scammell.
To join, please contact Lorrain Willson, our Membership Secretary.
For further details about the Register, please browse our site, or contact one of the Officers or committee members to see how we can help you.
Scammell Lorries
The history of Scammell Lorries Limited begins in 1922, with the move from Fashion Street to Tolpits Lane in Watford, where, in the mid 1920s, this Shell Six Wheeler is pictured.
In 2007, some eighty years later, ten Scammell Register Members and their lorries returned to Watford, and Tolpits Lane, the site of the Scammell works, to ensure the legend which is Scammell lives on.
We would appreciate any comments on sugegstions on the website - please contact Mike Thomas.