National's History

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The Antique And Classic Car Club Of Canada began in 1956, and the name was adopted in 1958. The Club was incorporated on May 15, 1963.  The ACCCC's purpose is to further the interest in and the knowledge of historic, antique and classic vehicles 20 years and older as manufactured, not obviously altered.  We enthusiastically encourage the ownership, restoration, and preservation of these vehicles. Ownership of an antique or classic vehicle is not necessary for membership.

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A Little Bit About the National Organization

The ACCCC is organized as 13 regional clubs located throughout Ontario operating under the stewardship of a national executive and board of directors.  National and Regional events take place throughout the year.  National events include the Tour to Yesteryear (a week-long tour) and an Annual General Meeting in the Fall. National also publishes "The Reflector" three times per year. Regions organize garage tours, day and weekend driving tours, picnics, cruises, car shows, flea markets and winter indoor gatherings.   Each region publishes its own newsletter.    A membership roster, updated annually is free to club members..  The ACCCC is a member of the Specialty Vehicle Association of Ontario.

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Join Us:

To join the ACCCC as a member of the Bluewater Region Car Club, please click the "Membership" tab at the bottom of the page for complete membership information and an application form. Print and complete the membership form and send it to the address provided. The fee is $60 per year.

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Check out the National website for more information on National events, membership and more.