Photos of Some of Our Members' Cars

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1931 Franklin Club Sedan owned by Bill and Darien Joline

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1940 LaSalle 52 Special owned by Craig and Nan Duerling

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1941 Buick Super Touring Sedan owned by Charles and Barbara Emery

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1950 Ford F-1 pickup owned by Ken Briers and Sally Donner

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1952 Ford Customline Tudor owned by Ken Briers and Sally Donner

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1955 Chevrolet 210 Hardtop

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1957 Thunderbird owned by Frank Adams

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1959 Mercedes 190 SL owned by Charles & Barbara Emery

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1965 Pontiac LeMans owned by Lorin Turnblacer

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1967 Oldsmobile Toronado owned by Craig and Nan Duerling

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1973 VW Campmobile owned by Neil and Carol Grant

Welcome to the web site of the Bay Country Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Servng Talbot, Queen Anne, Caroline, Kent, Dorchester, and Wicomico Counties in Maryland and throughout Delaware, the Bay Country Region is dedicated to the preservation of our automotive history, from vehicles just turning 25 years old all the way back to the earliest "horseless carriages." Beyond antique automobiles, our interests extend to the preservation, use, and enjoyment of special interest vehicles and related parts, materials, and services.

For the latest in what is going on in our club, click on the"Distributor" tab above to see the current and back issues of our newsletter, The Distributor. Keep up with our National Orginization by clicking on the AACA logo above or the Links tab. The Links tab has links to the national AACA web site, the national calendar of events, many other AACA links, as well as links of general interest to the hobby. If you are interested in information about joining the AACA and/or the Bay Country Region, click on the Join tab. For information about our Student Chapter, click the Students tab. To contact us and for general information about the Bay Country Region, click on the About tab.

Membership meetings are scheduled for the third Wednesday of each month except July, August, and December. We meet at The Easton Elks Post 1622, 502 Dutchmans Lane in Easton, at Noon for lunch (optional) with the meeting starting at 1:00 PM. Meeting announcements are carried each month in our newsletter, The Distributor, as well as on the on-line calendar.

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