British Motor Heritage

British Motor Heritage t-shirts for fans of classic British cars, featuring iconic designs inspired by Austin, MG, Morris, Rover, and more. Explore officially styled retro car tees that celebrate the legacy of motoring history with a vintage look and everyday comfort.

Whether you're building a collection of vintage t shirts or searching for a standout British Motor Heritage tee, this collection brings together timeless automotive graphics with the unmistakable spirit of the UK’s most loved marques.

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What is British Motor Heritage?
British Motor Heritage (BMH) is a British company that manufactures bodies and body parts for historic and classic British cars. It is based in Witney, Oxfordshire.
When was British Motor Heritage founded?
It was established in 1975 as a subsidiary of British Leyland, created to supply genuine components for classic British cars.
What makes BMH special for classic car fans?
BMH uses the original legacy jigs and tools wherever possible to build authentic bodyshells, so the parts are made much the way the original cars were.
What was the first complete bodyshell BMH produced?
BMH began building complete bodyshells in 1988, starting with a replacement body for the MG MGB.
How long had the MGB been out of production when BMH started making its body again?
The MGB had been out of production for 8 years before BMH restarted producing its bodyshell in 1988.
Does BMH make bodies for the MG Midget?
Yes. BMH restarted production of MG Midget bodies in 1991.
What Triumph does BMH build bodies for?
By 2001 BMH was also producing bodies for the Triumph TR6.
Does BMH cover the classic Mini?
Yes. BMH later added various Mini marques to its range, including the Mini Clubman in 2004.
Did BMW ever own British Motor Heritage?
Yes. BMW obtained BMH in 1994 when it acquired the Rover Group.
Who owns BMH now?
BMW sold British Motor Heritage back into private ownership in 2001.
How big is the company?
In 2013 BMH employed over 40 staff and had a turnover of almost £4 million, with an inventory worth around £2 million.
Why was British Motor Heritage originally created?
It was set up to supply genuine components for classic British cars, using original tooling wherever possible to keep the cars on the road.