The Vancouver Collector Car Show Sale + Auction
British Columbia June 22 & 23

Celebrate the return of the great classic car shows, and auctions, to Vancouver BC this June 2013!

Car Clubs and Collector Car enthusiasts please pass this along to your club members and friends. We urge your club to get involved with a club display. There is no charge for showing your car.

The show is limited to 600 vehilces---please register now to avoid disappointment

The Vancouver Collector Car Show Sale + Auction will mark its inaugural event June 22 & 23, 2013 at the PNE Fairgrounds. Over 12 acres of indoor and outdoor space will be transformed into the largest celebration of the collector car hobby that Vancouver has ever seen. Located in the Forum, Agrodome, over 50,000 sqft of tents and acres of prime real estate, you will see 600 vehicles with over 120 crossing the auction block...
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On September 14th, 2013, Cobble Beach presents its inaugural Concours d'Elegance. Held on the 18th fairway of the Cobble Beach  course, this extraordinary Bayside links will play host to a rich assortment of international automobiles and distinguished guests.

Beautiful and rarely seen automobiles will herald in a new tradition of distinction and elegance on the shores of Georgian Bay.

Wish to exhibit your vehicle? 

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This is ‘model legislation’ for our hobby. The NAACC developed similar legislation 15 years ago. Please send this to your interested parties 01/18/2013 10:01:53 am

Pro-Hobbyist Inoperable Vehicle Bill Reintroduced in Washington State

A version of SEMA model legislation (S.B. 5121) has been reintroduced in the Washington State Senate to prohibit cities or towns from enforcing an ordinance, development regulation, zoning regulation, or administrative practice that prevents automobile collectors from pursuing their hobby.  Junked, wrecked or inoperable vehicles stored on private property would only require screening from public view.  Under the bill, six or fewer vehicles that are 30 years old or older, including one parts car, would be permitted for hobby vehicle restoration as long as restoration is an ancillary use of the property.  The bill is pending consideration by the Washington Senate Governmental Operations Committee. 

NAACC takes a strong stand on the use of E15 Ethanol fuel
Report #85 January 2013

The NAACC does not support the use of Ethanol blended fuels. All blends of Ethanol are reported to cause serious damage to a variety of components in collector vehicles. The use of E10 causes deterioration in fuel lines, carburetors and fuel tanks.

• Vehicles that are stored with Ethanol blended fuel often sustain serious damage. The NAACC recommends that vehicles stored for any period of time be fueled with Shell 91 or Chevron 94 non alcohol blended fuel.
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