The Society of Automotive Historians in Britain Ltd (SAHB) is an entirely independent organisation that was originally established in 1980 as a Chapter of the American-based Society of Automotive Historians (SAH) that had been founded in 1969.
The principal purpose of the SAHB is to:
Encourage research, preservation, recording, compilation, and publication of historic facts concerning the development of the automobile and related items, from its inception to the present day, throughout the world.
Membership is open to all those who share these aims, whether of amateur or professional status.
For its members, the SAHB provides a unique camaraderie and an information exchange network through which other people with similar interests can be located. The Society’s membership also includes corporations, museums and other institutions that support the preservation of our motoring heritage for future generations to appreciate.
SAHB LTD DIRECTORS (As of April 2026)
Chairman:
Richard Roberts
Vice Chairman:
Vacant
Membership Secretary:
Paul Niblett
Treasurer:
Philip Hall
Aspects of Motoring History Editor:
Dr Craig Horner
Seminar Organiser, Michael Sedgwick and Malcolm Jeal Awards Chairman:
Guy Loveridge
Archive Consultant and Seminar Organiser:
Richard Roberts
Webmaster:
Mark Bradbury
Publicity Officer:
Vacant
Committee Members:
Peter Card (Honorary Committee Member)
Malcolm Bobbitt (SAHB Times Editor)
Stephen Laing