Build a classic-car route

Start with one or two venues, addresses or postcodes. Choose whether the route is circular, scenic, breakfast-focused, a pub-lunch drive or a gift package. RetroTorque can then turn the brief into a draft route, stops, tulip rows, map points and eventually a full drive pack.

Browse routes Member benefits Venue partners Gift packages
1Start venueUse a pub, cafe, hotel, museum, viewpoint or postcode as the meeting point.
2Finish / circularFinish somewhere else, or return to the same venue for food and parking.
3Stops and characterAdd coffee stops, viewpoints, regroup points, fuel stops and roads to avoid.
4Roadbook packThe route can become tulip notes, map, GPX/KML/TCX and mobile drive mode.
For members

Suggest drives you would actually use: breakfast runs, Sunday loops, event routes and gentle touring days.

For venues

Propose circular routes that start and finish at your establishment, with coffee, meals or discount offers.

For gifts

Turn a route, meal stop and printed drive pack into a thoughtful classic-car present.

Your details

Route idea

Start

Finish

Stops, roads and package details

Breakfast circularStart venue, 25–45 miles, coffee/viewpoint stop, back for breakfast or brunch.
Pub lunch routeScenic loop, 45–75 miles, finish at a venue with parking and table booking.
Gift routeShorter route, clear instructions, meal/coffee deal and optional printed drive pack.
Note: this public planner stores the route brief. The admin route builder can then turn the same kind of brief into a draft route with stops and tulip rows. Automatic postcode-to-road routing will need a routing/geocoding service later.

No payment is taken here — it is just a route brief/enquiry.