About - who we are
The Goshawk Society is a subgroup of the Rolls-Royce Owners' Club (RROC) dedicated to the interests of owners and enthusiasts of pre-war Small Horsepower Rolls-Royce motorcars.
These motorcars were built from 1922 to 1939 and include the Twenty, 20/25, 25/30, and Wraith models.
“Goshawk” was the internal code name originally used by Rolls-Royce in developing the original Twenty.
Membership
Ownership of a Small Horsepower motorcar is not required for membership in the Goshawk Society, but current membership in the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club (RROC) is.
If you are not an RROC member, go here to join: https://www.rroc.org/assoc_subscribe.asp. During the membership process you will be asked if you are interested in also joining various societies and RROC Regional clubs. Please check the box for the Goshawk Society.
If you are already an RROC member, log onto the RROC website and goto My Membership Details/My Regions and Societies. Select Goshawk Society and click Join.
The RROC will let us know you have joined. You can also alert us by using the Contact Us on this web site.
Click the Goshawk photo above for the Cornell University Lab of Ornithology’s description of the Eurasian Goshawk (Astur gentilis).
Goshawk Society Officers - 2026
To contact a Society Officer, use Contact Us.
Chairman: Paul Huckle
Technical Director: Tim Jayne, Jr.
Secretary/Membership: Rick Otis
Treasurer: Barbra Weisman
Editor/Activities: Mary White