CCK Historic
Overview
CCK Historic is a working historic race‑car preparation and engine‑building workshop based at Rosehill Farm near Uckfield. The site also operates a small on‑site museum with notable cars such as Jim Russell’s Cooper MkX and John Rhodes’ Mini Cooper S.
Visitors can view restoration projects, see the MAHA MSR500 rolling road in use, and learn about bespoke roll‑cage fitting and ARDS driver training. Visits are by arrangement—phone or email to plan a trip during listed opening hours.
What to Expect
What you'll do or see:
- Walk the small museum floor to view restored historic race cars and current projects.
- See technical work in progress: engine builds, roll‑cage fabrication, and rolling‑road tuning on the MAHA MSR500.
- Learn about services from staff: race preparation, parts supply, and ARDS driver training.
- Photo opportunities of classic racing cars; access to workshop areas may be limited for safety.
Best way to experience it:
Book ahead by phone (01825 733060) or email (Info@cckhistoric.com) to confirm a museum visit and to avoid disrupting workshop operations. Arrive during published hours (Mon–Sat 08:00–17:30) and allow 30–60 minutes to see cars and talk with technicians.
Things to Note
- Museum visits are by arrangement; call or email before travelling.
- Workshop is active; expect restricted access for safety around machinery.
- Opening hours listed as Mon–Sat 08:00–17:30; phone lines 08:00–18:00 Mon–Fri.
- Located at Rosehill Farm, Burnt Oak Road, High Hurstwood TN22 4AE (near Uckfield).
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Entry
Free admission








