Classic Car Club of America
Since its beginning in 1952, the Classic Car Club of America has been about vintage classics (1915-1948) and the pleasure of the sport. We embrace individuals who share our interests, welcome the camaraderie and support the overall goals of the club.
Approved Classics | Classic Car Club of America
Only certain models of the following vehicles built during 1915 through 1948 are recognized as CCCA Classics: Be sure to check the list of recognized cars to see if all models of a particular marque are accepted as Full Classic cars.
Join the CCCA - Classic Car Club of America
Join the Classic Car Club of America . Members of the Classic Car Club of America enjoy outstanding publications, unequalled fellowship, friendship and opportunities to show and admire Classic automobiles. Here are just a few of the many benefits afforded to CCCA members.
Our Club | Classic Car Club of America
The Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) is about vintage automobiles and the pleasure of the sport. Since its beginning in 1952, the Members of the CCCA have been dedicated to the collection, preservation and enjoyment of the world’s finest cars.
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CCCA Events - Classic Car Club of America
Classic Car Club of America. 2025 CCCA Museum Experience: Hickory Corners, Michigan
Regional Clubs - Classic Car Club of America
Many Club members are also members of one or more of CCCA's chartered Regions located throughout the country. Contact one of the Regional Directors or Membership Chairs listed below for more information on region memberships.
Michigan, Ohio & Indiana Regions 2025 Grand Classic | Classic Car …
Saturday, July 19th, will be the Grand Classic at the M1 Concourse. Located on the famed Woodward Avenue, the original “cruising” boulevard, and the actual place where the first 3 color traffic light was installed at Woodward and Fort St. in 1920.
Contact Us | Classic Car Club of America
The Antique Automobile Club of America, the nation's oldest organization in the hobby, had relegated the enthusiasts' chosen wheels to Class 19, designated "Tow Cars." Since these vehicles were, to their minds more properly defined by the term "Classic", a new organization seemed called for.
1948 Lincoln Continental | Classic Car Club of America
*Recognized Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) Full Classic ™ *1967 Classic Car Club of America senior first place winner *One of only 847 Coupes produced in 1948 *The final year for the twelve-cylinder Continental *A model coveted for its touring prowess