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Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Roanoke Valley Region
The Roanoke Valley Region AACA is devoted to the restoration and preservation of antique automobiles twenty-five years or older. The club is one of over 400 regions that make up AACA and is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2005. This regional AACA is one of the largest within the national organization. The Dogwood Festival, Festival in the Park and Old Salem Days are three of the shows The Roanoke Valley Region AACA hosts each year. The regional club is also well represented at many other local and national events. The club meets monthly on the second Tuesday, at the Vinton War Memorial at 7pm. For more information contact Rocky Sink at (540) 977-5202. Website: www.aaca.org/roanoke
Blue Ridge Miata Club
The Blue Ridge Miata Club was founded in 1999. BRMC is an associate of Mazda Miata Enthusiasts with membership throughout VA, NC and WV. The club has members of all ages. Member’s interests span from “garage queens” to daily drivers, auto-cross and SCCA competitors. Website: www.blueridgemiataclub.org
Blue Ridge Region Porsche Club of America
The Porsche Club of America is made up of 50,000 owners of Porsche automobiles. Our region numbers 140. Members participate in Concour d'Elegance, autocross, rallye and drivers education (DE) held at various road course tracks. Our region holds its DE at North Carolina Motor Speedway. We also hold numerous social events throughout the year. The PCA unofficial slogan is "it's not just the cars, it's the people". For more information contact Dick Hatch at LDH912@aol.com. Website: www.brr-pca.org
The Blue Ridge Mountain Cruisers
The Blue Ridge Mountain Cruisers are a group of car enthusiasts with a broad range of cars from street rods to lead sleds and everything in between. Members enjoy getting together for cruise-ins, rod runs and any other car events (or non car events) that may be going on. We have no meetings, no dues; just car people having a good time. For further information call Vic Bradshaw at 540-977-5739 or Shelly Rosenbloom at 540-384-7151.
British Automobile Club of SW Virginia
Formed in 1996 for those with an interest in British cars. The club has monthly drives to sight-see or to a restaurant. The club generally meets on the 1st Sunday of each month. Locations vary. A low- key group, they attend multiple car shows and cruise to VIR for vintage races. Contact Ted Smith at 989-5121 (British Auto Restoration) for more information.
Harley Owner’s Group
The Roanoke Valley Chapter – Harley Owner’s Group was formed in 1987. There are 500 members dedicated to riding and having FUN! A goal is to have a ride or event each weekend. The Roanoke Valley Chapter hosts monthly dinner rides. The Roanoke Valley Chapter has organized the activities at Happy’s Flea Market during Star City Motor Madness. Website: www.rvhog.com
The Hill City Mustang Cruisers
The Hill City Mustang Cruisers' mission is to enjoy these cars the way Henry Ford meant for them to be enjoyed: by driving them. Our club will meet every month and drive together as a group to a destination. Each month we will go to places like a drag-strip, the Blue Ridge Parkway, or a Mustang show, etc. We meet will be at various times of the month depending on the event we plan for. For more information contact Randy Mills at (434) 847-6750 or visit our web site www.hillcitymustangcruisers.com.
Roanoke Valley Mopar Club
An organization, formed in 1986, centered on the appreciation, preservation, and restoration of Chrysler Corporation (Mopar) vehicles. This includes all Mopar vehicles - antiques, classics, muscle cars, sports cars, sport utility types, trucks, and current models. It also includes vehicles manufactured by companies that are or were owned/associated with Daimler-Chrysler Corporation, such as AMC, Jeep, and Mitsubishi manufactured Chrysler brands (Plymouth Laser, Eagle Talon, etc.). The Mopar club is made up of enthusiastic people in the Roanoke Valley area who share a common interest in these various types of Mopar vehicles. Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Vinton Moose Family Center. For additional information contact Louise Scott, President, at (540) 721-3278 after 5:30 p.m. or anytime on weekends or by email at: mizmopar@charter.net The club website is www.roanokevalleymoparclub.com.
Roanoke Valley Mustang Club
The Roanoke Valley Mustang Club is a chartered, regional group of the Mustang Club of America. We are the only SW VA club recognized with the MCA’s President's Award for devotion to the Mustang hobby and community service. Membership in the Mustang Club is open to anyone with an interest in the preservation and enjoyment of Mustangs. Car ownership is not a requirement. The club meets the third Tuesday of each month at Logan's Restaurant at Valley View Mall, at 7pm. Club activities include cruise-ins, cook outs, caravans to shows, baseball games, drive-in movies and other member outings. The Roanoke Valley Mustang Club has been a proud sponsor of Star City Motor Madness since 2005. For more information visit www.roanokevalleymustangclub.com or contact Suzanne Beels at 540-309-8980 or fun1pony@hotmail.com OR our Club President Butch Cook at myred64stang@aol.com
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