The Al Bahr Antique Car Club is dedicated to the preservation and the restoration of all makes and models of antique and classic cars and trucks, in accordance with the State of California criteria which states "any vehicle 25 years or older is considered an antique vehicle".
Membership is open to all Nobles who share with us an interest in the Club's goals, aspirations and high ideas. Nobles need not own a collectable vehicle to belong to our distinguished Club, attend our meetings or participate in our activities.
The Club was organized in 1977, with the permission of Potentate Glenn C. Corey. Word spread like wild fire throughout AL BAHR that a super elite Club was being formed, consisting of old car enthusiasts (old cars, not old enthusiasts). Interest was immediate and "underwhelming". Organizational meetings were held at the homes of those Nobles who had any interest at all, or who had the vaguest idea of what was happening.
At these meetings, bylaws, standing rules, and objectives were discussed and agreed upon. A Dispensation was granted in 1978 to form the Antique Car Club, giving permission for certain Nobles therein named when duly assembled, with the latest issue of Hemmings Motor News, to meet, transact business and confer refreshments.
The Club has restored several vehicles. Our inventory includes a 1926 Ford "AA" 3/4 ton stake bed truck, a 1941 Buick Coupe, and a 1963 Ford Falcon panel. A 1923 Mack truck was restored and sold and we have assisted a member to restore a 1931 Model "A" Ford Coupe.
Come out to our shed on Thursday Mornings and join in our restoration efforts.
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Membership is open to all Nobles who share with us an interest in the Club's goals, aspirations and high ideas. Nobles need not own a collectable vehicle to belong to our distinguished Club, attend our meetings or participate in our activities.
The Club was organized in 1977, with the permission of Potentate Glenn C. Corey. Word spread like wild fire throughout AL BAHR that a super elite Club was being formed, consisting of old car enthusiasts (old cars, not old enthusiasts). Interest was immediate and "underwhelming". Organizational meetings were held at the homes of those Nobles who had any interest at all, or who had the vaguest idea of what was happening.
At these meetings, bylaws, standing rules, and objectives were discussed and agreed upon. A Dispensation was granted in 1978 to form the Antique Car Club, giving permission for certain Nobles therein named when duly assembled, with the latest issue of Hemmings Motor News, to meet, transact business and confer refreshments.
The Club has restored several vehicles. Our inventory includes a 1926 Ford "AA" 3/4 ton stake bed truck, a 1941 Buick Coupe, and a 1963 Ford Falcon panel. A 1923 Mack truck was restored and sold and we have assisted a member to restore a 1931 Model "A" Ford Coupe.
Come out to our shed on Thursday Mornings and join in our restoration efforts.
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