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 "
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Welcome to the CCCA General Discussion Forum! Please limit posts in this forum to discussions about the Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) and the cars recognized by the club as a CCCA Classic. "What exactly is a CCCA Classic?" The club def
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
We need a thread on Classic era Stearns-Knight which was a luxury building in Clevland using the sleeve valve Knight engine. According to the Stearns guys there are about 96 Stearns-Knight cars known to exist in all body styles for the year
I wanted to start a thread on Reo Royale. I'm putting it down here in the CCCA forum instead of up in the Reo forum because the Reo guys will come down here but I'm not sure the CCCA guys will go up there! I have always liked the Royale bec
Hi there, everyone! I've seen this photo passed around a bit here, and was wondering if anyone knew of the car's history. I've heard a bit about it, but believe I have some parts of the story missing. I know: it was ordered as a Type S by P
How awesome is this? Granted, driving on the tracks is problematic, but I love this thing. And yes, if you have a Full Classic tow truck for sale, I want it.
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
Set of 4. 1932-1939 large Lincoln Model K Houdaille factory shock absorbers and complete mounting brackets. Perfect for large 1930s car or hot rod. See photos. $500 will ship. I removed them from the Lincoln K axles a decade ago and stored