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We are a St. Louis based Car Club
that has an active membership in excess of 200 members and growing. We were founded in 1944, it is one of the oldest surviving car clubs in the world. Most likely we are best
know for our annual Easter Concours d' Elegance held in Forest Park. We hold monthly meetings usually on the 3rd Friday of
the month at 7:30pm. They are usually held at Logan Chiropractic College located 1851Schoettler Road (for directions see our
"Contact Us" page). We are a very active club with various organized events, swap meets, parades, car shows and unlimited restoration resources. Membership is only $25.00 per year; come visit and consider joining us. Please visit our Membership
page for more details.
HCCM
President Message by Ralph Atkinson
Welcome to the Horseless
Carriage Club of Missouri, Missouri oldest antique car club, founded in 1944. We
are also the second oldest, Horseless Carriage Club in the country! I am honored
to be your new President. I hope I can be as good as my predecessors. The HCCM regular meetings are generally held at Logan Chiropractic College.
Meetings will be short and informative, and filled with fun activities. Our
newsletter is called the “Brass Lamp”. This is appropriate since
early automobile lights were literally a Brass Lamp powered, not by electric lighting, but by oil, kerosene, or acetylene
gas. The Brass Lamp will be also a lot of fun, to read with interesting articles and technical information, as well as up-coming
events.
The Horseless Carriage Club of Missouri
is a non-specific antique car club, which means we do not concentrate on just one Make or Model of a car. You do not even have to own an antique car to belong, just an interest to become a member. Current members own a wide arrange of cars including St. Louis built Moon’s, Dorris’s , to
Auburn’s, Franklin’s, Packard’s, Nash’s, Hudson’s, Studebaker’s, and other brands you
may not have heard of. Of course, current members also own a variety from the
“Big-Three” (Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler products).
The advantages of being
a member of the Horseless Carriage Club of Missouri are many. However, the biggest
is the “networking”. That is to say, you will meet people that can
help you on your project car or even finding the car of your dreams or the car you always wanted as a kid. That’s what I did. I found my 1953 Packard (I always
wanted a Packard) through members of the club. The help they gave me, and the
friendship I made, I will never forget.
Be sure to look at the book review "Four Wheels no Brakes" on the new page Four Wheels no Brakes

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