Car Club
 

Well on Saturday , October 18th I will be joining a local car club here called The North Shore Old Car Club in massachusetts , the same one my dad belongs to . I can only join as an associate member for now , as the car has not been transferred to my name yet . At least I will have a good start of getting to know some folks and maybe get some leads / help on things I may need in the near future . I got a few different books so far , The Model A Ford Carburetors by Paul Moller . Model A Ford Restoration & maintenance Handbook by Paul Moller , Also volume 2 by Paul Moller , How to Restore Your model A volume 4 from the restorer , Restorers Model A Shop Manual by Jim Schild , Model A Ford Mechanics handbook by Les Andrews , and that is just a start . Been doing a lot of research and been getting to know some of the basic things . This forum has been a great help with the many posts from great minded people that I have read so far . Anyway , that is where I am at so far . This Saturday I am going to adjust the brakes and do the Toe in , hopefully my dad will feel up to sitting and watching me work on the A , and giving me some advice . Well ,work is bellowing me , need to make an attempt at doing something for the company , rather read more posts here , but .

Jeff

Re: Car Club
 

Most car clubs do not require car ownership ! They are usually after people with an interest in antique / classic car collecting. The club you are looking at joining is certainly old school by today's standards.
Wayne

Re: Car Club
 

The club here is more into drinking coffee than doing much. Needless to say, but I am no longer a member. I have nothing against coffee (I drink about 4 cups every morning), I don't need a membership for that. I hope your experience is better. Rod

Re: Car Club
 

"Most car clubs do not require car ownership"

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right next door to you, the Little Rhody club, does not require ownership

Re: Car Club
 

But that is 2+1/2 hours away in todays cars.. I am a Charter Member in R.I. Club..