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1. Choosing The Perfect Collectors Car Club For Kids
..... There are thousands of car clubs all around the country and selecting a club that is suitable for your child is something that can be a very interesting task. It is always a wise decision to carefully check out any club that you are considering signing your child up for. You certainly do not want to allow your child to join a club that you know nothing at all about. There are so many opportunities to get hurt without appropriate supervision, but a good car club can be a great place for a child to learn about cars. Always look for a club that is open to children being members. While most clubs are open to the idea of working with children, not all are. This means it is very important to ensure that the club you are considering will be welcoming to your child. It is also very important to ensure that you know what time requirements are involved. For example, many clubs require members to participate in several activities a year, and this means that until your child is able to drive themselves to the meeting you will be responsible for the transportation. You need to ensure that the schedule fits into your needs as well. .....

2. Collectors Car Clubs Of The Past
..... Wondering about some of the changes that have occurred with car clubs in the last few years? There are numerous, after all as lives go on and technology improves people change as well. What was once fulfilling and satisfying barely meets anyone’s needs now and the car clubs have all been forced to adapt and adjust as well. This means that the clubs that in the past were the top of the line have also had to adjust in order to meet the needs of members. Those clubs that did not evolve have all subsided and closed, while new clubs appeared. In the past, many people felt that a car club was only useful for an occasional organized drive and of course participating in only local car shows with. This would generally be a monthly activity that took place for a few hours and usually just involved the members of the club. Today’s clubs still take drives, however they tend to occur on a weekly basis now, and are completely voluntary. Additionally the drives are usually very short, or else cover the course of an entire weekend and members are encouraged to bring their entire family along for the adventure. .....

3. Finding A Good Collector Car Club
..... You may not realize it but finding a good collector car club really is not a simple task. There are of course dozens if not hundreds of clubs located across the entire country, yet many of these clubs are subpar at best and do not offer all of the benefits that you need in order to really justify them. If you have struggled with this problem there is hope and help, but it is not always easy to find. Your first place to start with locating a good collector car club is by checking with your local auto parts store. Generally if you find a store that offers very high quality parts there are going to be members of the car club in there on occasion looking for the latest goodies for their car. This makes it a prime location to find people to talk to, or even ask the staff about their suggestions on which clubs are the best. By talking to these people you can help capitalize on your time, and then move along to actually finding out information on membership. .....

4. Giving Back To The Community
..... People are always looking for ways to give back to the communities that they are in, and one of the most giving types of organizations tends to be the collectors’ car clubs. These are the groups that often go around working with places such as Toys for Tots, and other charity organizations for Christmas drives as well as numerous other events that are designed to help raise money for various charities. Many car clubs organize charity drives. These are great ways for members to get out and enjoy each other’s company while driving around and showing off their cars and raising money for charity at the same time. Different clubs are involved with different charities and some are involved with none at all. There are even some clubs that are very heavily involved and encourage members to do as much as possible for the benefit of the charity of their choice. .....

5. Giving Car Club Memberships As A Gift
..... Holidays and birthdays are all just some of the times when giving a gift is the tradition. Yet what can you really give to someone who already has almost everything? If the person you are trying to shop for enjoys cars, you have the option of giving them a membership to a collector’s car club. These are great, especially for those who are interested in cars, and particularly for those who have a suitable car. Of course, this is a gift that may take a bit of effort. After all, you would not want to give a membership to a club they already belong to. Additionally, you would not want to give a gift to a club that is essentially useless to the person. An example would be giving Uncle Fred a membership to the Ferrari collectors club when the closest car he has ever owned was a Buick. .....

6. Great Places To Hold Meetings
..... Car clubs are always tons of fun, but part of the problem with meetings is deciding where to hold the meeting. Very few car clubs have the ability or resources to rent or build their own building to handle all of their members who attend the meetings. This leaves you with the problem of deciding where you can hold meetings. Of course, you need a place with enough room for all of the members, as well as plenty of room for parking to ensure that everyone can attend who wants to. This can sometimes be a problem, but with a bit of creative thinking it is possible to locate the space that you need. Many car clubs look to places such as libraries, schools, churches, and even some restaurants for space to meet. There are some benefits to looking around for space at these types of places and there are some disadvantages as well. .....

7. Holding Elections Casting Nominations And Other Administrative Issues
..... Deciding how to handle elections and other similar issues for your collector’s car club can seem like a nightmare at times, but if you work on organizing these events ahead of time, it really is not so bad. It is also very important to ensure that you have all of the policies and guidelines for elections noted down in the clubs bylaws to ensure that everyone is well aware of the process. When you are deciding to start electing officer it is very important to decide what officers you want or need. Most clubs at a minimum have a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Some clubs may have additional officers as well, but this is the general list of officers. Additionally, if your club is very small then you can omit the Vice President; however, this is typically a matter of personal preference and the choice of the club itself. There are no strict and hard fast rules that must be followed. .....

8. How Car Clubs Can Help You Build A Car
..... Looking to build or restore a great new car? Then you are mostly likely going to need a bit of help with the process, most people certainly do and this is going to be no exception. It is very important to take all of the help that you can get in order to make the process of building or restoring your new car as easy as possible. As you venture in the process of building your vehicle be sure to use all of the benefits that are available to you to make the process as painless as possible Your first goal should be looking around the car club membership for people who sell car parts. This can be a great way to get some nice discounts on parts that you are going to need which can make it much easier for you to save money. If you are needing large supplies of parts then working with a parts distributor is wise because all of those saved pennies add up. If you are only working on a single car, you may be able to find another member who will sell you the parts that you need at steep discounts. Ask around, you may be surprised at what you are able to find. .....

9. How Much Do Car Clubs Cost
..... The amount of most memberships can vary widely, but you should take several factors into account when you are trying to determine how affordable a membership really is and whether it is actually worth the money. The ultimate decision you make is going to be based upon the club itself, the membership benefits that you are able to use, and the overall pricing. Never sign up for a club that you cannot afford, and always ensure that the club is a good match for your needs before purchasing a membership. There are several extremes when you are looking at memberships. Some charge very little with yearly membership fees as cheap as $10 per person and others are very expensive with memberships costing as much as $500 per person. Obviously, if you are comparing the memberships you want to see a great deal more benefits offered from the club with the $500 a year membership. In fact, the list of benefits should be much larger than the other club. .....

10. Kids In Car Clubs
..... As the number of car clubs all across the world continues to grow and expand there is also a huge increase in the number of children who are interested in joining. Yet is it really a good place for children to be? Many people worry that children are exposed to the dangerous aspects of cars much too soon, but can a car club be a good idea for children? The purpose of many car clubs is to help educate members and provide members with a place where they can interact with other members and show off their cars. Often, there are a few children in each club, but most of the membership is adults. In order to really gain the best benefits most parents look for clubs that are mostly adults, so that the child is able to learn as much as possible from the adults that are members. .....

11. Learning Tips And Tricks From Pros
..... Car clubs are one of the best places to learn some tips and tricks from the professionals who are quite knowledgeable in car related issues. Have you ever had a problem with the bodywork on your car and wished you knew someone you could talk to about it, without having to pay a fortune to take it to a shop? Collector’s car clubs offer a great opportunity to network with people who are involved in various aspects of cars and make it so simple to tap into the knowledge that they have to offer. If you have ever been a member of a car club you know that there are people from all walks of life, this includes those who work for auto parts stores and even those who have been involved in car shows and even sometimes an occasional racecar driver. Everyone is brought together because of their love of cars. This is a great opportunity to tap into all of the information that you can when you have a question. Many times, the members of the club will take turns having small seminars at the club meetings that will allow the knowledgeable members the perfect opportunity to share information and skills with other members who are not as knowledgeable. .....

12. Local Regional Or National Car Clubs
..... Deciding which type of collector’s car club to join can sometimes be a very confusing process. After all, what is really the difference between the different levels and why does it really matter? While the differences in the overall club may be small between the different areas, there are generally some distinct differences in what the club expects from you, and also the number of members and the types of events that are organized. People who are looking for a small, close-knit type of car club are going to find happiness in a local club typically. These clubs generally are very limited with members only coming from a specific area. While some areas are larger and account for larger clubs, they are still usually much smaller than the regional or national clubs could ever hope to be. Additionally, these clubs tend to meet on a weekly or monthly basis and also elect officers once a year. Another component to the local clubs is they tend to expect members to be fairly active because everyone lives fairly close together. This can include rides, shows, races and various other club related activities. .....

13. Organizing The Club Meetings
..... The task of organizing and scheduling a meeting can seem like a huge hassle but they are part of the normal routine for a car club president. The exact matters that are discussed at each meeting can vary, but having a good idea of what you are going to talk about can help make the process go as smoothly as possible. Ensure that you plan your meetings ahead as much as possible so that they go also go as smoothly as possible. One of the main issues that clubs talk about is a quick reading of the minutes from the previous meeting. This is generally done by the Secretary for the club; however, there are times when someone else is given that job instead. Additionally, someone is responsible for taking a roll call to see who is attending the meetings and who is not. These records are generally kept for at least a year in the event that they are necessary so it is important to ensure that this is done properly. .....

14. Raffles Drawings And Other Contests For Car Clubs
..... If you are trying to decide what your club should possibly offer as a raffle prize there are several things that you should consider but of course, finding prizes that are car related are always best. Some of the most popular options are also highly affordable as well, especially if you take the time to call around and see if you can obtain any donations for the raffle that you are conducting. Just be careful to ensure that you treat businesses right to get repeat prizes in the future. Look to cat detailing and body shops for some gift certificates. Most people with great classic cars are ever really satisfied with the appearance. This leaves it quite necessary to usually continuously redo some work of some sort. A small gift certificate may not go far, but it can be a huge help if someone is close to finishing the work on their car. Plus, many shops will work out a deal where you can purchase the gift certificate for at least a reduced price if not donate it entirely. .....

15. Reasons To Join A Collectors Car Club
..... Everyone who decides to join a car club usually has different reasons for being interested in the process, the majority of people tend to join for different reasons, but on occasion the reasons you are interested in joining coincide with someone else’s reasons and at other times they tend to conflict. You should join a car club for your own personal reasons and try to avoid reasons that are inconvenient for you, or do not combine well with your needs. Each car club is very different, there are some clubs that are designed mostly for younger adults, while others are geared towards older adults or even women. This type of organization helps very well to allow people to interact with people who are similar and share at least one common thing. This can be a great way to acquire some new friends, and check out some fabulous cars all at the same time. .....

16. Selling Your Car Through A Car Club
..... There are some times when selling your car through your collectors car club can be a great idea. But there are also times when it is not such a good idea. Determining if it is the best situation for your particular circumstances often varies depending upon how much you need for the vehicle. For example, those who are looking for an incredible deal of a great car tend to look at car clubs. But at the same time, they are also looking for a cheap deal. If you are looking to get top dollar from your car you may want to sell your car outside of the club to increase your profit. Most clubs offer a website to members, and often these websites offer either an area for members to make announcements about things car related that they are selling, or a forum which would allow you to make an announcement. Typically, it is free to advertise your car through the car club, which can be a huge savings over advertising the vehicle in your local newspaper. .....

17. Should You Avoid Car Clubs
..... With so many reasons why car clubs are a great idea there are also some reasons why you should avoid them. Many people discover that the idea of a car club is much more glamorous than it really is and decide quickly that it is important to move onto another activity that will be more satisfying. Of course, it is important to always realize that everyone has different preferences, and circumstances even change in life itself that may make a collectors car club more appropriate later on in your life, or when a club fit in perfectly in the past it may no longer fit into your schedule. If you discover that you have no time to yourself of your family at all, you may not be able to devote the necessary time to a car club. There are at least a few time requirements that are likely to occur from elections, to car shows, to organized events and possibly even car runs. Most clubs have at least a few requirements, so ensure before you join a club that you can handle the requirements. If you have any doubts that you can meet the time requirements then either look for a different club, or avoid joining a club entirely for a while. .....

18. Should You Buy A Car Through A Car Club
..... People are always looking for ways to save money and this quest to save money extends even to classic and collectible cars. This makes it seem completely plausible that looking at a good car club to find a great deal on a car. Many car clubs have places where members are able to advertise their cars that they are offering for sale. This can allow you to quickly and easily skim over the ads and see what is available. One of the biggest benefits from buying from a car club like this is if you are already a member you have probably already seen the car extensively and have a very good idea about the overall condition of the vehicle rather than taking a chance on what is under the hood. Many people purchase a car on the hope and prayers that there is nothing wrong with it. By buying a car, that you are already familiar with you can avoid many of the hassles that car shopping brings with it. .....

19. Should You Raise Membership Fees
..... Many collectors’ car clubs are struggling with the problems of prices and rates for everything in the world rising steadily. The problem becomes determining if it is time to raise membership fees, or start looking for ways to supplement the money that is needed. Between fund raisers and membership fees most clubs should be ok, but once the money is not enough to handle the basic needs budget crisis can occur and it is time to start pinching pennies until a solution is worked out. Your first step before raising any membership fees should be looking to see if anything could be cut from the budget. Many times, there are drains on the budget that are not immediately apparent. These drains can be large, or they can be very small. For example, if your club pays each month for a place to hold meetings that could be severely draining the budget. Maybe you are only paying a small fee, but each small amount saved can really add up. Look and see if you can renegotiate the deal with your current location, and look around at comparable locations to see what options you have. You may be able to find a lot of relief in the budget this way. .....

20. Should You Start Your Own Collectors Car Club
..... If you are someone who loves cars yet discovers that you are in an area where there is not currently any car clubs you may be lacking greatly in terms of options available to you. This often occurs in very small cities and is not always solvable. One of the simplest solutions is often the most complex and that is creating your own car club. However, should you really drive down this path? On the other hand, is it much better to continue seeking out a club that already exists? If you are considering creating your own car club, you need to ensure that you have very good organizational skills. You are going to need to be the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and general all around go to person until you build up membership enough to justify the other positions. It is very important to realize that creating a car club is not simply about putting together a website and walking away. Someone is going to be responsible for planning all of the membership requirements, maintaining the list of members and organizing all of the benefits and activities that the club offers. .....

21. Should Your Car Club Have A Website
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22. Starting A Small Business Through A Car Club
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23. Tips To Finding The Perfect Collector Car Club
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24. Tips To Organize A Car Club
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25. Using The Car Club To Your Benefit
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