The Club defines CCCA Classics or Full Classic™ Cars as: " ...fine or unusual motor cars which were built between and including the years 1915 to 1948. (Some cars /series recognized by the Club are currently being accepted/considered on a "
This 1926 Lincoln just came on the market in Ohio and it just reminded me how much I appreciate unrestored cars. I know "unrestored" means a lot of different things to different people. The word has a broad meaning in the hobby. I think we
A topic to talk about Classics we see at Hershey.
We need a topic to discuss Classic era Buicks. What brought this to my attention was this particular car that is now listed in the Marketplace. A 1935 Series 90 Limo. Buick built 191 of these body on the big chassis in 1935. Google can't se
We have a lot of great Brewster bodied RR in the Rolls thread, but anyone interested int talking about the Brewster cars? Basically two eras. The cars from the teens with the sleeve valve engine (Matt has a cool one) and then the 1930s cars
I don't believe we have a thread on the Winton make. I have had the fortune to see an early Winton in a collection and it is just a fabulous car with size and presence. Most of you may know story of James Packard buying a Winton from the fo
We have been posting some MB stuff in other threads and there really should be an appropriate landing spot for some of these pictures and thoughts. Btw, one of the only English speaking websites that I know of where you could find informati
Moderators, feel free to move this to the ACD forum if you choose, but it is pretty quiet over there so I posted to the CCCA threads hoping to get some more exposure and feedback. What type of corporate knowledge do we have on the forum her
I've been interested in Elcar automobiles for 40 years. My family had one for over 60 years. There may not be enough enthusiasts to have an Elcar Forum...but since many have CCCA Classic status[Models 8-80, 8-81, 8-90, 8-91, 8-92, 120, 130,
We don't have a CCCA forum thread on Delahayes, so I figured I would start one. I think a lot of CCCA-eligible Delahayes (Series 135, 145, 148, 165) are just stunning to look at. I'd be interested in any opinions of them as actual cars to d