With members in all 50 states and more than 50 countries around the world, the Antique Automobile Club of America is one of the largest and most prestigious organizations of its kind on the planet. Since its inception in 1935 with only about 14 members, the club has grown to boast 400 regional and localized chapters throughout the world.
The AACA dedicates itself to celebrating and preserving the pioneering days of automobile history. Although it focuses primarily on antique cars from the golden era of motoring, the club does define its scope in a much broader sense. It technically represents all vehicles that are self-propelled and meant for passenger use. This means it also welcomes club members with an interest in race vehicles, cars, trucks, motorcycles, powered bicycles and even fire trucks. In addition, it sets no real boundaries on the type of propulsion used in an antique vehicle. It welcomes vehicles powered not only by gasoline, but also steam, electric and diesel. Continue reading ‘Exploring The Antique Automobile Club Of America’ »