!! ATTENTION!!
The monthly meeting has a new address. Scroll down to see where!!!

Happy 
34th.
Anniversary
S.I.R.A.A.C.A.
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PLEASE READ THIS SIGN |
PLEASE READ THIS SIGN |
The
Staten
Island
Region
Antique
Automobile
Club
of America,
is truly the car Lovers car club. For the past 28 Years SIRAACA has been
the leading chapter in both family events, and membership services, serving the
New York Metropolitan area.
Annual happenings from the February Atlantic City trip to summer cruises, picnics, monthly meeting, to the fall car show, (with flea market) to 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 related pictures, (there are about 5000 pictures posted) stories and articles with more people than possible with local newsletters, meetings or even monthly nationally syndicated magazines. Also let people know they don't have to attend meetings to enjoy the hobby. People in small, far away communities, who don't have access to car show can see beautiful cars of yesteryear. Personal pictures of those bygone 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.
Click on the "Award" to see them.
The
INDEX PAGE
is where you find the content of this site.
United We Stand!
In
honor
Of 9/11/2001
We still remember after 6.5 years
2001 - 2008
THE DECEASED |
5800 INNOCENT VICTIMS
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THE DESTROYED |
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WORLD
TRADE CENTER |
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Did you know that,
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Inventor of the Windshield Wiper Was a Woman? Mary Anderson came up with the idea in 1902 after noticing that a streetcar motorman had to keep his window open on a wet day to see the road. In 1903, she was awarded a 17-year patent for a hand operated wiper that moved in a fan pattern. It was her only known invention. |
She
died in 1953 at age 87. In spite of the practicality of her idea, some time went by before windshield wipers became popular. "Automatic" fold-down wipers were firs featured on some cars in 1910. It was not until 1916, however, that mechanical windshield wipers became standard equipment on American Cars. |
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100 YEARS AGO...... |
100 YEARS FROM NOW..... The 200 the Annual North American Auto Show, held on the beach in beautiful Easton PA (global warming, and rising ocean levels have moved the Atlantic shoreline west just a bit) saw the first display of the Ford Spleen (they ran out of good names in 2077.) The Spleen features thought-activated throttle, and steering, and runs solely on old vinyl record albums (you shouldn't have thrown those away.) Ford had no competition, as the buying spree it began in the 1990's (remember Jaguar, Astin Martin, Volvo?) culminated last year with the takeover of its last rival, Tucker (Preston's great-great-great-grandson finally got approval to build the darned thing in 2048.) The spleen joins Ford's mid-priced line, starting at $100,000, delivered straight to your door (add an extra $10,000 for delivery charges to colonies outside the tri-planet area.) |
Join today and begin to enjoy
the benefits that come from being part of New York City's finest family antique car club. Meetings are on the second
Tuesday of the month @ the address below.
Come and join the fun@:
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!! ATTENTION!! Our monthly meetings are now held on the second Tuesday of each month @ The Manor house, on Manor Rd. |
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Staten
Island
Region
A.A.C.A |
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address: |
Thank
You for visiting our site! We hope you will enjoy the pages.
Please E-Mail any comments and suggestions.


When driving keep your
eyes on the road!
Don't get distracted!
Pleasant cruising..
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You
are the
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I
will always be
working on this site, as I add to it whenever I have something new, or
interesting to ad. So don't forget to stop by again for another visit.
This
web site was created by, and it
is updated, and maintained by Master Web Master: Frank Nathanson
Last update:
07/17/2008 00:52:19