The Vintage Sports Car Club of America - V.S.C.C.A., Inc. - is the oldest automotive preservation club in America that offers a complete race program in addition to rally and other automotive conservation events.  The emphasis is on rare and unusual sports & racing cars including pre-war and certain post war cars through December 31, 1959*

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We exist "to encourage the acquisition, preservation, restoration, and operation of vintage sports cars"

click above for the William F. B. O'Donnell Letter to new members & The Lineage of the Koshland Award 

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At each VSCCA event your humble editor Jim Donick & webmaster ed hyman request that one or two brave souls offer a short write-up to share with those members who could not be there


This one submitted by Mary Marek Holman. 

The VSCCA Stockbridge Rallye - October 2014

2014Vtour.cfm

(thank you Mary)

The 2015 VSCCA Schedule is posted on this page: low key - non commercial - vintage racing and so much more.

there are also some links to 2012, 2013 and 2014 season photos here

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January 7, 2015 - Please note - the 2015 VSCCA Schedule is still being fine tuned
This document is updated through most of 2015 but there are still some links to 2014 event entries
these will be updated as soon as the 2015 documents are made available



Also we are adding a new section with non-VSCCA events
that would be of interest to many VSCCA Members

for now there will be a link to this - also unfinished document here (there are duplicates within)

this is to allow members to use the email link to invite us to add other events, Also this link will take you to

Saturday, January 31st 2015

VSCCA member - Chris Towner's Cape Cod extravaganza

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A letter from our President, John Schieffelin:

We lost one of us, Lee Duran, to a tragic accident on August 30 at the Lime Rock Historics. Lee was a consummate enthusiast for our part of the old car hobby and regular participant at our events. He was a superb engineer, craftsman, fabricator and in fact had built the exquisite little MG PA special in which he had the accident. Just prior to going out on the track for the last time, he had been helping other MG people fix problems with their cars. Yes, he was one of us.

It should be said that the response of Corner Workers to the situation was immediate and appropriate, as was that of Race Control mobilizing the Lime Rock safety personnel. Unfortunately, nothing could be done to save Lee.

We all know that life in this world eventually comes to an end. When something like this happens, we question “Why now?” We grieve for one of us, a healthy, happy man enjoying the hobby and sport we love, gone in an instant. But our loss pales beside that of Judith who has lost her husband after more than 50 years of marriage. We will have her in our thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.

John

 

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