BMW Classic CCA

[adawil2002]

Is a great group of BMW owners from the prewar cars up to the late 1970s. The club hosts amazing tours throughout the year and publish a great magazine called The Ultimate Classic, which I contribute to with a column "On the Road with Andrew". The magazine covers all aspects of classic BMWs from driving a 1937 328 in the Mille Miglia to the Bay Area Brisbane Show & Swap to the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix to restorations and amazing collections. The BMW Classic CCA has something for everybody.

Easiest way to join is to print the form and send in a check.

 

[m5bb]

Yes, nice club and people. Some of the best cars in the country and a new quarterly magazine this year.
Andrew wrote a nice story about their trip last year.

Gary

 

[Dirk]

Thanks Andrew and Gary!

Updated (fillable pdf) registration form for the BMW Classic CCA can also be downloaded from the website www.bmwccca.com. You may email the completed form to [email protected] which is also the paypal address (note the three c's).
When paying through paypal, please make sure that you use the "friends & family" option so that the club doesn't incur paypal fees. After all, we are friends & family

The club's history goes back to the 1970's when it operated as the Vintage/Classic Register, a special interest group of the CCA for the BMW pre-war and V8 owners. The group incorporated in 2003 as the BMW Vintage & Classic Car Club of America and recently changed it's name to BMW Classic Car Club of America, or BMW Classic CCA.

We are an official BMW club and welcome anyone with an interest in classic BMWs. Ownership of a classic BMW, while certainly encouraged, is not a requirement. Quite a few E9 Coupe forum members have already joined the BMW Classic CCA.

Our club newsletter The Ultimate Classic is a member-driven publication. YOUR submissions is what makes the newsletter.

Dirk de Groen