A club for restoring, driving old cars

At the September meeting I shared some information from a VMCCA article by Rick Thomas of their Brighton , MI chapter, which is part of the Great Lakes Region. For this message I will attempt to extrapolate that information for our club. The article wonders if the club can stand a year without activities. It mentions that small local outings have become the norm. Harold Williams has been preaching the need to keep active with the cars and planned a few outings. I know some of us get our cars out for evening trips. The thing is these little excursions are getting a lot of thumbs up and interested people including youngsters. Keeping safe with the health concerns keeps many of us from socializing except on electronic media. The younger folks use these connections more than most of us and it may prove to be a means of us connecting. So try to offer up some images of our cars, outings and connect with those interested. Be prepared to share information about the club with interested folks you meet along the way. Who knows the pandemic just might help us learn new ways to keep our hobby up to date. As always stay safe as best you see fit. The article suggests cruises with Instagram Moments as a means of getting younger enthusiast involved. Personally I am unfamiliar with what that means, but maybe some of the rest of you do. On September 20 we have a chance to get engaged. We will have a driving tour to Frankfort , IN to visit the Goodwin/Miller car museum. Eat before the tour and dessert will be furnished based out of their newly installed vintage soda fountain. So plan on driving your vintage auto and having a good time. Bring your mask for social distancing