Celebrate Vintage Motoring with Classic Car Club Of America

By Tyler Heatley Jun 05, 2019
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By Tyler Heatley Jun 05, 2019
Classic Car Club Of America's Grand Classics events attract some of the most incredible historic vehicles.

So you’ve finally tracked down that beautiful vintage car you’ve always wanted, and it’s now sat in your garage. Congratulations! However, after you’ve done some tinkering and polishing, you’ll likely want to display your new pride and joy. The Classic Car Club of America hosts a series of nationally recognized Grand Classics events that are perfect for those who cherish historic vehicles.

Classic Car Club of America runs its Grand Classics events across America, giving everyone the chance to bring their car to be judged, and potentially come away with a prize. In addition to competing, you’ll get the chance to speak to like-minded collectors who have a wealth of knowledge when it comes to preserving classic vehicles.

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You’ll need to be a Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) member to enter, and have a classic on the list of approved vehicles. CCCA defines eligible models as ‘fine or unusual motor cars which were built between and including the years 1915 to 1948. All of these are very special cars that are distinguished by their respective fine design, high engineering standards and superior workmanship.’ While entrants must be considered rare, they don’t need to be in perfect condition, with the Touring Class catering to cars that aren’t kept as trailer queens. You can find a complete list of approved vehicles here.

The earliest judged event for the CCCA was back in 1953 at Washington Crossing Park in New Jersey. These prestigious judging events have evolved over time, but their high standards have never changed, leading to international recognition for these events. You can find out about CCCA’s history of judging cars here.

Love vintage cars but don’t own one yourself? You can still enjoy these Grand Classics events as a spectator and participate in various activities. These classics have been preserved for everyone to enjoy them.

The latest Grand Classics took place on 1 June 2019 in Michigan and was a huge success with some incredible cars on display. It’s well worth becoming a member of the CCCA and celebrating the classic you are a custodian of.


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