AACA Web Sites |  AACA Web Sitehttp://www.aaca.org/
Web Mechanic: Peter Gariepy | This is the main web site for the AACA. Here you will find everything you need to know about the Antique Automobile Club of America. Some of the topics you will find here are:
- Meets - Meet registration, Application to Host, Judging Guidelines and Results of recent National AACA Meets
- Tours - Tour Registration and Application to Host
- Calendar - National AACA Shows and Tours as well as many of its Region and Chapter shows
- Publications - Here you can found many of the AACA's official documents like the Rummage Box, Editor's Manual, Policy and Procedure Manual and Judging Manual. There is also information about the Antique Automobile, the national AACA magazine, and national awards.
- About - Roster of National Directors and Officers with emails, Membership Information, Past Presidents, Speaker's Bureau, list of Founding members and general information about the AACA.
- Forums - Another area of the AACA web site that is very popular is the Discussion Forum area. Besides its own 4 forums, the AACA also hosts discussion forums for many other clubs.
| AACA 75th Anniversary Websitehttp://www.aaca75.org/
Web Mechanic: Judy Edwards | The AACA will be celebrating its Diamond Jubilee in the year 2010! A special meet is being planned for June 30-July 3, 2010 to be held in Louisville, Ky. This web site, when completed, will contain the complete history of the AACA starting in 1931. Because of the volume of information that needs to be put on-line, this is ongoing project and will take some time to complete. Some of the items you will find are - Photos of the AACA Presidents
- Pictures of all the covers of the Antique Automobile, the National magazine of the AACA
- Photos albums, by decades and then by years, full of pictures of all the activities that AACA has sponsored
- Information about National Awards including a complete list of winners
- Information about the special Louisville Ky meet, facilities, and host hotel
- Timeline - This section is broken into4 categories:
1. AACA - read about the history of the AACA year by year including Club business, honorary members, and meets and tours 2.Cost of Living - find out the cost of living for any particular year including the price of a new car and a gallon of gas
3.Automotive Mileposts - find out what major innovations were made in a particular year in the US auto industry but also world-wide.
4. Productions Figures - find out the top automobile manufacturers | 
AACA Library and Research Centerhttp://www.aacalibrary.org/ | The AACA Library and Research Center (LRC) houses one of the largest collections of Automotive literature including sales brochures, manuals, photographs, advertising materials and periodicals - all relating to the history of the automobile. From the November 1895 issue of the Horseless Age to the latest issue of Automotive News, and the latest product brochures, the LRC strives to bring people and automotive history together. The groundbreaking for the Library was May 12, 1985. Kim Miller, the LRC librarian, was hired 28 years ago and is acknowledged to be one of the premier automotive librarians in the country.
On their web site you will find: - Books Reviews for all ages of car readers
- Library News and Events and progress on current renovation projects
- Card catalog, which is currently being made put on-line
- Supporters of the LRC and Endowment Fund and the current needs of the Library
- Request Form for research.
| AACA Museum | The Antique Auto Museum at Hershey is dedicated to the celebration, preservation, education, and display of the American Motor Vehicle history that provides value for our members, hobbyists, and the public. The museum broke ground in October 2002.
Current Exhibit: Truckin’ The American Pickup (Now through April 30th, 2008)
Few things are more American than the pickup truck. Today it sits in suburban driveways, urban job sites and rural farmyards. It’s a true AUV, an “American utility vehicle.”
The pick up truck was born in America. It traces its genealogy back to the turn of the twentieth century, when the automobile was in its infancy and trucks were little more than heavy motorized freight wagons.
On their web page, you will find information about:
- Exhibitions past, current and upcoming and the permanent collection
- Calendar of Events
- Educational Programs being Offered by the Museum
Be sure to visit their on-line store full of all sorts of car related items and gifts. | AACA Junior Web Sitehttp://www.aaca.org/junior/
Web Mechanic: Judy Edwards | | |
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