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Hey Ron, Karen and I are long time members of the AACA
and are a lot farther from 90 than you are. We enjoy the best of both
worlds with Karens' senior national first place winning 1959 Rambler, and
her all original unrestored 65 Marlin along with my somewhat modified 57 Fury
Sort of Christine style that I drove to Tulsa and back. Out next to the garage
is the latest project a 57 Dodge Pickup that will look mostly original but will
have disc brakes, electronic ignition, an oak bed with stainless strips and a
tonneau, radial tires and nicer interior.
This solid
California truck has sat in storage for the past 21 years waiting for the
previous two owners to do something with it. Time to get it back on the road and
have fun! Dick
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2011 6:00 PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Restoration &
Preservation.
Is it true you must be close to 90 years old to join the AACA? Or
am I just judging people on their appearance?
I live 2 miles from their NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS AND THEIR
MUSUEM.
Ron
In a message dated 1/26/2011 9:41:52 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, x779@xxxxxxxxx writes:
It's all about where and with whom
one associates. The prestigious AACA is still the biggest old-car group, where
historical accuracy and correctness is both sought and celebrated, just the
same as the founding principles behind this Forward-Look group.
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