The Roaring 20's Antique and Classic Car Club was formed in 1969 by ten people.  Today the club continues to thrive.  For over forty years, the club has promoted one basic theme, "the preservation of the antique mode of automobile transportation". This theme continues to dominate today.

The club was incorporated in 1974, becoming a non profit organization in 1980.  Our annual car show, held the third Sunday in September, is the largest one day antique and classic car show in New England.  Through the help of our members, friends, and fellow auto enthusiasts who support our show, the Roaring 20's has donated more than $350,000 to Southbury Training School, a residential and rehabilitative facility for adults with mental retardation.  Donations have also been made to the Bethlehem Volunteer Firefighter's Association, Bethlehem Fuel Bank and currently to Southington Bread for Life.

The Roaring 20's is a family club.  It is not necessary to own an antique automobile to become a member.  All that is needed is an interest in the hobby and the desire to have FUN!  We plan numerous events throughout the year including seasonal tours, picnics, dinners, ice cream runs and more. Our membership is based on family and friends joining together.

We hold monthly meetings on the second Monday of each month via Zoom. Meetings start at 7:00 PM and are open to members, guests, and any interested parties.

Dues to join the club are $21.00 per year, 

(including a $1.00 donation to the Connecticut Council of Car Clubs).

About our Club

Our Club, formed in 1969, promotes one basic theme, "the preservation of the antique mode of automobile transportation."  

The Roaring 20’s is a family club. We plan numerous family events throughout the year. It is not necessary to own an antique automobile to be a member. We only ask that our members participate in our yearly car show.

Club History 

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