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The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club

is dedicated to the preservation and appreciation of vintage vehicles

through club activities that support and reflect positively on the Fallbrook Region of the

Antique Automobile Club of America.

You don't have to own a Vintage Car

You just have to appreciate them!!!

COME JOIN US

The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club, Inc, is a Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America Inc, and is a California Non-Profit Mutual Benefit Corporation registered with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501c (7) organization. FVCC just completed its donations schedule for the 2011 calendar year. Total contributions to non-profit organizations were spread across over 20 organizations. Approximately 75% of the money went to Fallbrook charities with the other 25% going to support the military-related charities. This program of donations to local charities is made possible by the support given our annual Memorial Day car show. Check out the news stories below for more information on the Fallbrook Vintage Car Club history and some of the local organizations we support..

Fallbrook Vintage Car Club in the News Download a Membership Application

The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club
got started back in the mid 1950's when five individuals got together at the Fallbrook Tractor Store to talk about their cars and show them off. The Club has grown since then with a 2012 roster of over 140 individual members. On May 27, 2012, we will present our 47th Annual Vintage Car Show. Our show is the longest continuously running charitable event in the history of Fallbrook. Our car show poster for 2012 which is the 27th in a limited edition series will be available at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival and at our 2012 Car Show. Our show is always FREE to the general public.

Fallbrook Vintage Car Club Objectives

1. Host an annual car show.
2. Conduct events which will benefit both members and the community.
3. Implement programs which will both retain and recruit members.
4. Reach out to the youth of the Community.
5. Hold regular meetings and special meetings as needed.
6. Support local community organizations.
7. Assure that any and all activities of the organization do not jeopardize the Club's non-profit status.
8. Encourage members to be active in the club.
9. Promote the Club to the community.