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Owning a car, especially an older collectible car, can sometimes be an overwhelming hobby.  Since the members of ACCCC have had decades (centuries?) of collective experience with this hobby, the pages contained in this section are our attempt at sharing our knowledge and experiences.
  • Internet Advice   ( 8 Articles )
    The Internet has quickly become a vast and indispensable resource for the old car hobbiest.  With skillful use of Internet search engines and discussion forums, vehicle owners can quickly find obscure information and solutions for the trickiest of problems.  These articles help ACCCC members with the Internet.
  • Owning Cars   ( 7 Articles )

    The first place to start with a car hobby is to obviously get a car. Although a car is not required for joining ACCCC, having one is highly recommended. ACCCC's charter recognizes antiques, classics, and general interest vehicles.

    An antique car can mean a variety of things. Some consider any car over 25 years of age to be an antique. Others may consider it to mean vehicles built during the period of 1886 to 1915. Classic cars are usually an expensive or usual class of cars built during the period of 1925 to 1948. General interest vehicles are just that, vehicles people find interesting for a variety of reasons.

  • Maintaining Cars   ( 8 Articles )
    Alongside the joy of driving a car, maintenance is other enjoyable aspect of owning a car.  It's often not that hard to do and benefit of doing your own maintenance is rewarding in other ways besides financial.
  • Modifying Cars   ( 5 Articles )
    ACCCC generally frowns upon vehicle modifications and prefers club vehicles to be as close to original condition as possible.  However, vehicle modifications that enhance safety and the ability to travel on modern roads are encouraged.  We prefer that those modifications are hidden or done in such a way as to preserve the original appearance of the vehicle.
  • Work Shop Technology   ( 1 Article )
    People who like to work on their cars need a place and equipment to work on them.  This category includes information about equipment in the shop and the shop itself.

 

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