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There are 23 Chapters of the VCCC, with over 1200 members who promote the restoration, preservation and maintenance of vehicles 25 years and older.
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You do not need to own a vehicle to join the Vintage Car Club of Canada, only an interest in older vehicles.
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National Association of Automobile Clubs
of Canada report #118 Feb 2025
From the President, John Carlson
I was asked recently to review our NAACC Club Insurance program and to provide an update and explain the history and background of the NAACC / VCCC Club Insurance Program. The Vintage Car Club of Canada Insurance Program started in 1979-1980. I as the VCCC National President put a club insurance program into place through Royal Insurance, located in Kamloops BC. The policy’s initial premium was approximately $750 per year. The honeymoon ended when Capri Insurance in Kelowna BC took over the policy. The premium skyrocketed over the years and by approximately 2005 the policy premium was over $13,000 per year and climbing. The Vintage Car Club of Canada approached the (NAACC) National Association of Automobile Clubs of Canada and asked that we look into developing an insurance policy that covered all of their needs at a significantly reduced premium.
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National Association of Automobile Clubs
of Canada report #117 December 2024
From the President, John Carlson
Greetings to our members and friends across Canada
The policies and politics of the car world are in for a big change in 2025. It is a matter of record that the NAACC supports SEMA in everyway. We have been working together for over 30 years. Our main contact person for many years has been SEMA Director Colby Martin. Our NAACC membership chairman Bob Ford is in contact with Colby often.
Read the full report here>>
2025 May Tour- Exciting News!
May 13th to May 15th
Note: Mid week
The 2025 May Tour is being hosted by the Central Fraser Valley
and the Chilliwack Chapters, and will be based in Chilliwack, BC
The Tour will be on weekdays Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
May 13th to May 15th
Go to the members only page for more info and the Registration Form.
On behalf of the Collector Car Hobby in Canada we are trying to persuade the Federal Government to allow the continued use of Ethanol free fuel. We have put forward a petition to allow the continued use of Ethanol free fuel (see below). The Federal Government has approved this petition.
All we ask is that you and or your memberships be informed and we ask that you and they please sign the following petition. (It takes less than 1 minute).
The petition is ‘live’ and ready for your signature: https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Sign/e-4735
Petition to the Government of Canada
Whereas:
- Ethanol blended gasoline is destructive to older vehicles fuel systems;
- Tens of thousands of classic car owners across Canada are left with no suitable fuel to purchase;
- This government has not taken any of these issues into consideration before banning ethanol free gas from the pumps;
- Ethanol absorbs water which leads to water condensation inside fuel tanks, carburetor fuel bowls and fuel lines where air spaces are present;
- Water content in fuel will also cause swelling inside fuel filters which can restrict fuel flow;
- Ethanol erodes fibreglass tanks, rubber hoses and plastic fuel lines;
- It contributes to rust in fuel systems and will also dissolve varnish and rust in steel fuel components, which can then clog the fuel filter;
- These issues will incur serious repair costs;
- Classic cars hold a nostalgic place in our hearts and minds, and are enjoyed not only by owners, but also by the public at many summer car shows;
- Many classic car clubs also engage in a range of charities and other social and community causes and needs; and
- Collectively, owners spend millions of dollars per year in various communities, businesses and related car show activities.
We, the undersigned, residents of Canada who own classic and vintage automobiles, call upon the Government of Canada to once again make ethanol-free gasoline in a high octane grade(s) available at the gas pumps in Canada for collector car owners, plus owners of small gasoline engines and marine engines.
https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Sign/e-4735
