Welcome to the Fallbrook Vintage Car Club

Located in the beautiful rolling hills of San Diego's North County, the friendly village of Fallbrook captures the cool ocean breeze from the Pacific Ocean, a mere 15 miles to the West. Noted for its perfect climate, Fallbrook is home to thousands of acres of avocado, citrus and flower groves. The community of Fallbrook hosts many events throughout the year. Early April starts with the annual Avocado Festival followed in May by the Fallbrook Vintage Car Show. During the months of July and August, on selected Friday nights, Hot Summer Nights, a great family event, always has vintage cars and or trucks on display. And then there is the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade in December that is not to be missed. The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club actively supports and participates in all of these events.

News

11::24::2009

// Upcoming CLUB MEETING - Fallbrook Women's Club

The pre-meeting gathering will be at 5pm at La Caseta Restaurant, 111 North Vine, Fallbrook, CA. 92028 #760-728-9737

We’ll have a presentation on The Hershey AACA Car Show and the GM Futurliner.

about fvcc
club info

The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club originated back in the mid 1950's when five individuals got together at the Fallbrook Tractor Store to talk about their cars and show them off. The Club has grown since then with a 2009 roster of over 130 individual members.

The FVCC contributes from its proceeds to various non-profit organizations in excess of $10,000 each year. The money is used to support Fallbrook based organizations, as well as the U.S. Marines both at Camp Pendleton and the USO organization in San Diego.

The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club, Inc, is a Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America, Inc, and is a California Non-Profit Mutual Benefit Corporation registered with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501c (7) organization. EIN No. 33-0944387

club objectives
  1. Host an annual car show.
  2. Conduct events which will benefit both members and the community.
  3. Implement programs which will both retain and recruit members.
  4. Reach out to the youth of the community.
  5. Hold regular meetings and special meetings as needed.
  6. Support local community organizations.
  7. Assure that any and all activities of the organization do not jeopardize the Club's non-profit status.
  8. Encourage members to be active in the club.
  9. Promote the Club to the community.