Clubs

Founded in 1977 as a Tri-Five Chevy club we expanded in 1998 to include 1955 to 1972 classic chevy vehicles and enthuisasts. We meet monthly and publish a monthly newsletter and host our annual car show the first sunday of June each year.

Join the Empire Car Club of New York, Crossbay Cruisers Classics is chartered as the Regional Group of Mustang Club of America covering the 5 boroughs of New York City. Due to the demand of local enthusiasts, we now have 2 divisions for our club, the Ford and Mustang Division which is open to all Ford powered vehicles and our American Muscle Division for all American made antiques, classics, hot rods and other muscle cars. We welcome all years of car enthusiasts. Fun for the entire family! Ownership of a car is not necessary to join our family for fun and entertainment throughout the year. Sign up today to be part of the most active car club in New York. Awarded Best Club Display for two consecutive years by Universal Custom Car Shows.

Club Ferdinand in Valle Crucis, North Carolina, is the first Fleet-Sharing Club in the World composed exclusively of the legendary Porsche Automobiles.

Three surprisingly affordable membership options, starting at $3,900.00 a year, enable members to benefit from the free use of the club’s Luxury Sports Car Fleet of new Porsches, using a reservation and points system which assures equitable-shareusage of the fleet by all club members.

Explore North Carolina behind the wheel of your collection of new Porsches and discover a whole new level of freedom.

AMC Rambler International Club founded in 1980 by Frank and Elaine Wrenick that enables Rambler owners to find the parts, services, and advice necessary to keep their AMCs on the road using AMCRC Club publications and services to facilitate the interchange of information needed to do this. AMCRC also promote the AMC hobby and trys to make others aware of the history of AMC and their wide variety of automobiles through our Local and National Car Shows.

The Classic Car Club is a Private Members’ Club for lovers of fine motor cars. Members pay a one-off joining fee, followed by an all-inclusive annual fee, which gives them access to dozens of the world’s most desirable cars. Members can book and drive the Club cars using the Club’s unique Points System. The number of days a Member will enjoy in Club cars in any year is governed by the way in which he or she uses his or her points, but on average Members tend to enjoy 40 to 50 days’ annual usage of a fleet ranging from MGs and Mini Coopers through to Ferraris and Aston Martins.

One of the strengths of the Club is that all those involved with the Club are true classic car enthusiasts. In addition, most of the Club staff, from the Managing and Operations Directors through to the managers of the Bath and Edinburgh branches were originally Members themselves, and so have a true empathy with existing Members on all matters involving Club Membership.

Club Sportiva is the nation's largest and most established sports car share company. Club Sportiva was founded in early 2003 by former Ford Motor Company employee Torbin Fuller. Dan Fleming was one of the original investors and is the company's Chief Financial Officer. Brad Johnson joined as a member in 2004 and then joined the executive management team as Director of Membership in 2005. The team has steadily grown as the national press continues to report on the growth of the industry started by Club Sportiva.

Over the past four years, Club Sportiva pioneered the unique sports car "timeshare" concept offering sports car aficionados and classic car buffs the ultimate sports car driving experience - without the complications of sports car ownership.

Members receive a ROSTER, listing all members and their cars, and HANDBOOK of useful material. The Club publication "THE NASH TIMES" is bi-monthly. The MARKETPLACE, a buy sell newsletter is mailed every month.