SIRAACA

WELCOME TO OUR WEB-PAGE.


Click on the image bellow,

to read about this first self moving vehicle, conceived by Sir Isaac Newton.

The Staten Island Region Antique Automobile Club of America, is truly the car Lovers car club. 

What is SIRAACA?

The Staten Island Region was established in 1974 as part of  the Antique Automobile Club of America, the Staten Island Region has been promoting the old car hobby,  and helping the local community for nearly 50 years. S.I.R.A.A.C.A. is a 501 (c)(3) organization.
The club is also member of the AACA
Our website is about the cars, old antique cars, used, but  not abused, like this Chevrolet1940s_Plymouth_coupe_100 of course, many of the cars presented here, did look like this and now “Red Carpet” winners.
Annual happenings: Hot Rods and Harleys in Rahway, April, to “Spring Dust Off” , to summer cruises,  4th. July parade.
Fall Car Shows (with flea market)   The end of the year’s Christmas party at one of Staten Island’s finest restaurants, highlights the SIRAACA’S annual events.
The purpose of this website is to share the hobby,  with more people than possible with local newsletters, meetings or even monthly nationally syndicated magazines.  The reader will find related pictures, stories and articles.  Lots of interesting articles can be found on the
AUTOMOBILE HISTORY page.  On the AUTOMOBILE TRIVIA  page, lots of interesting facts about the cars can be found.
Check out the  UPCOMING EVENTS  page to see the year’s calendar.

A story about:    “A KLINK”.

NO MEETING – in December  2024

Tuesday at 18:30, till 21:00 (6:30 PM till 9 PM),  at the new location:
The Square in Annadale, 833 Annadale road. S.I. N.Y.

 NOVEMBER News  Letter

(click on the image to read it).

e5988ccf-1429-4e5f-b996-c8358cc6b502Test Your knowledge about these old cars.
The November’s trivia question:

Q-206
In 1954 , Ford produced a two-door pillarless hardtop with a transparent front roof section. What was that model called on the Ford and its Mercury cousin?

The answer (with illustrations) to (Q-206) can be found on the trivia questions page, (A-206)   

        People don’t have to attend meetings to enjoy the hobby.   People in small, far away communities, who don’t have access to car-shows can see beautiful cars of yesteryear.    We feature antique automobiles, hot rods, muscle cars, classic cars, brass cars of the  early 1900, fire-engines, school buses.  Personal pictures of those by-gone era roads also displayed.  Such road is the “Mother Road”  (RT66) A big part of it is still in use.  Alongside there are graveyards of old automobiles that used to use it on a regular basis.

      Take a few minutes and check out the pages of this “Award of Excellence” winner web site.  We are sure you will find them interesting and informative. Thank You for visiting our site!  We hope you will enjoy the pages.

WEBSITE AWARDS:
2001was the first year AACA created awards for websites. This website was one of the first to qualify.

When driving,car28  …don’t get distracted!   keep your eyes on the road!TN00607A1              Pleasant cruisingTN00738A

 IG_0179I will always be working on this site, as I add to it whenever I have something new, or interesting to add.
So don’t forget to stop by again for another visit.

 twin_towers_heroes_mc    WE REMEMBER
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THE DESTROYED WORLD TRADE CENTER TOWERS
AND THE NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE      

United We Stand!   
In honor Of 9/11/2001  We will ALWAYS remember!    

THE DECEASED 5800  INNOCENT VICTIMS

 

You are the ? driver to have cruised these pages since February 1, 1999.

This web site was created by, Frank Nathanson by, (web master),
after all, members voted on it’s creation.

It’s being updated, and maintained by:
Frank Nathanson.
It was published on February 1, 1999.
Last update: 12:12:12  12/07
/2024

CONTACT INFORMATION BELOW FOR:

Wendors:   for information, contact:
Tony at [email protected]

Webmaster:
Frank Nathanson
917-880-1006

Region Contact Information:
Mailing Address:
Staten Island Region A.A.C.A.
P.O. BOX 140-244 Staten Island N.Y. 10314

Contact us via email using the form below:

    or our e-mail address at:  [email protected]