Antique Automobile

The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) is an organization that promotes the preservation and enjoyment of antique automobiles. Founded in 1935, the club is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enjoyment of antique automobiles. It has a wide–reaching membership base and is recognized as the leading authority on the history and restoration of antique cars.

The Antique Automobile Club of America has several initiatives to promote the preservation and restoration of antique automobiles. The club sponsors an annual antique car show which features cars from all over the United States. The club also hosts a variety of lectures and seminars on the history of car restoration and preservation. The club also publishes a magazine, Old Cars Weekly, which keeps members up to date on the latest news concerning the antique automotive industry. The club is also actively involved in the preservation of antique car parts and literature.

The AACA Library holds a large collection of books, magazines and manuals related to antique cars. It also maintains an extensive collection of hard–to–find car parts. The Merrick Auto Museum, which is located in Nebraska, is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of antique cars and contains a large collection of cars, parts and literature.

The Antique Automobile Club of America is a valuable resource for those interested in the preservation and restoration of antique cars. It provides a wealth of information and resources for car enthusiasts and collectors. The club works to preserve and protect the history and legacy of the antique automotive industry. It also serves as a source of support and guidance for those interested in restoring and preserving their antique cars. The AACA is a great place for car enthusiasts to learn, share and enjoy the hobby of antique car restoration.