Golden Age Auto Club

	Pictou County Antique Car Club - "In the fall of 1970, a small group of auto enthusiasts got together to discuss the possibility of forming an antique car organization in the Pictou County area. The Pictou County Antique Car Club came into being as a result of that first meeting. The initial purpose of the Club was to promote the collecting and restoration of the older cars from bygone days. The first Car Show held was about a year or so from the first meeting. From that humble beginning grew a Club with members ranging from their early 20's to late 80's, and it has now endured for 38 years. Members are from all over Nova Scotia. The current membership is around 90 families."
	Miramichi Rock-n-Roll Festival - The Festival is committed to economic enhancement and community spirit through fun and entertainment for all ages. In 1994, the Goodie Shop Restaurant, keeping with their 50's and 60's decor, decided to hold a Golden Oldie Car Show to allow car enthusiasts everywhere a chance to come together and talk about their first love: old cars. The crowd enjoyed the afternoon immensely and Rock 'N' Roll music filled the air. Today, the festival has grown significantly and offers fun for everyone!
	Atlantic Nationals - 4 fun filled days of cars, outdoor attractions, live entertainment, vendors, and cruising; all in one of the most beautiful venues in Atlantic Canada! Book your calendars now because this annual event always happens during the second weekend of July in beautiful downtown Moncton, NB.
	Atlantic Z Car Club - Following an informal gathering on Sept. 14th, 2003, we have organized a club to channel our enthusiasm and help one another with our "Last Letter Addiction". On April 3rd, 2004 the Atlantic Z Car Club Society was formed. After our 1st annual Car Rally/Picnic in Truro Nova Scotia(see events), which saw over 50 attendees, we knew that this was going to be a fantastic group to be a part of. If you know of anyone interested in Z cars, or a car buff that might need that extra piece of information to help them make the plunge, please contact us.
	The Halifax Antique Car Club was formed in 1963. We meet on the fourth Sunday of each month, except for July, August and December, currently at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural Science, Summer Street, Halifax. Antics is the official publication of the Halifax Antique Car Club, is published (with any luck at all) bi-monthly, and we welcome submissions from members.
	The Digby County Cruisers is a non-profit organization that was formed in 2000. We are a group of car enthusiasts that at the end of our fiscal year October 2005, had 50 registered vehicles. Our vehicles range from very old to quite modern, cars and trucks, modified and originals, touring cars to muscle cars.
	The New Brunswick Antique Auto Club Inc. is a non-profit organization open to all interested parties; owning an antique vehicle is not required for membership. The club magazine "Wheeltracks" is published quarterly and mailed to all members. "Wheeltracks" includes a lot of activities put on by the regions, stories of members vehicles, up coming events, pictures, and even a section for women.
	Atlantic Muscle Car Association - "If you enjoy your car and would like to see it in a group of other musclecars drawing attention from the public, then you need to browse this site and join our club."
	Canada's Hot Rods Online - 100% Canadian Content with classifieds, articles, event listings, forums and links. Includes club listings and even "Fun Stuff", amusing automotive stories.
	Newfoundland Antique & Classic Car Club - In 1980, a small group of antique car lovers decided it was time to form a club. On October 1, 1980 they held a meeting at the Lester Hotel in St. John’s. With approximately 18-20 people in attendance, and Newfoundland’s first antique car club, the Newfoundland Antique and Classic Car Club (NACCC), was formed. It has been 20 years since that first meeting and the Club is still going strong with many of its original members still active participants.
	NAAACCC - Mission Statement - The National Association of Antique Automobile Clubs of Canada Corporation will strive to act as the unified voice of the automotive hobbyist in Canada by promoting and encouraging the preservation of the automobile, it's historic lore, and its associated items. The NAAACCC will encourage a cooperative working relationship between governments at both the federal and provincial level to prevent restrictive legislation.
Old Autos	Old Autos - The official web site of this popular newsletter for the Canadian auto enthusiast (published bi-monthly.)
	Silver Wheels Insurance - The Silver Wheels plan is specifically designed to fill insurance needs of antique, classic and special interest automobile owners. At Gary Steeves Insurance his knowledgeable staff provides Good Old Fashion Service. Gary himself is a member of the G.A.A.C. and is one of our major sponsors of our annual Show & Shine
	Valley Monte Carlo Car Club - This club is made up of people from all across the Annapolis Valley who love the Chevrolet Monte Carlo.
	British Automobile Touring Association of NS - BATANS is a non-profit organization registered in Nova Scotia, Canada, whose mandate is to promote the enjoyment and preservation of British automobiles, and encourage fellowship amongst the owners and admirers.
	First Trans-Canada Auto Trip - Eighty-five years ago, Thomas Wilby and Jack Haney drove a 1912 REO automobile across Canada. It was the first Trans-Canada automobile trip. This year, Lorne, Irene, and Peter Findlay will re-trace Wilby and Haney's historic route in their own 1912 REO. Accompanying them will be Ontario writer John Nicil.