Welcome to the National Association of Automobile Clubs of Canada

Updated November 26, 2011


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	June 1, 2010 To Clubs of Specialty Vehicles and Classic vehicles in Canada. Our National Appraisal Program has been developed to provide clubs across Canada with the organization steps, forms and decals in a package that is affordable by every size club. There has been a growing need in the last few years to provide this service to Canadian Clubs.July 2010 For more information please see the following PDF file Safety Inspection Guide
	Any information the NAACC has about vehicles will be posted here. Additives - Oils Appraisal Buying US Vehicles Custom and Altered, Hot Rods Corrosion Derelict Storage Importing Autos Legislation Data Lobbying Guidelines Restoration TIps Resto-Muscle Safety Manual Stolen Vehicles Scrappage Programs Scrap	NAACC Safety Inspection Manual
	Jan 14, 2011 Common sense tips for automobiles...pass it on to the younger set>>	Oct 11, 2010 Brought to you by Gord Forman the NAACC Director of Manitoba This could be a serious concern for all Provinces as it prevents a ‘collector car’ that has been in an accident and is written off from being put back on the road after that accident. This pertains to ‘ALL’ pre 1995 vehicles. Gordon Forman, Manitoba NAACC Director, is challenging this legislation and is asking for an exemption for collector vehicles. *more>>*
	Aug 2009 New updated guide to importing vehicles from the USA more>>	July 2009 New updated guide to Appraisals more>>
	December 08, 2008 Information on Kit Cars more>>>	Legislation Data This is a collection of legislative, by-law, inspection standards and contacts for automotive issues in Canada by province. This is a test/trail/sample for development ideas. Special Thanks to Gord Foreman for putting this together. more>>
	Paul Brodie, a vintage road racer from the Pacific Northwest, had his van and race bike stolen while on his way home from Sears Point two weeks ago. Paul is offering a $1,000 reward more>>	NAACC, News Release:#17--Bill C-32, Scrappage--- Vehicle Scrappage Programs The Government of Canada is committed to improve air quality across the country and reduce the health and environmental effects of air pollution. Accelerated on-road vehicle scrappage programs are yet another positive step in the right direction. More>>
	URGENT FEDERAL SCRAPPAGE ALERT U.S. Senate Bill Would Fund Scrappage Programs Nationwide A bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate containing a provision (Section 803) that would federally fund state scrappage programs for vehicles over 15 years old. more>>	To receive the highest score possible when showing your vehicle there are lots of little things that can be done so that your vehicle makes a good first impression on the judges. more>>
	Oil is Killing our cars Part I About a year ago I read about the reduction of zinc dithiophosphate (ZDDP) in the oils supplied with API approval that could affect sliding and high pressure (EP) friction in our cars. The reduction of these chemicals in supplied oil was based on the fact more>>	Ottawa braces for record-setting vehicle imports Updated Thu. Oct. 11 2007 11:06 PM ET OTTAWA -- The federal government agency responsible for tracking cars and trucks imported into Canada from the U.S. is bracing itself for a record-setting year as tens of thousands more>>
	Derelict Storage September 2005 NAACC Members----- use this as a guideline to establish your local laws dealing with vehicle storage concerns. I have sent you variations of this same proposal in the past. Some communities in BC are currently experiencing some of these concerns. There are new by-laws being written in many jurisdictions which read as follows more>>	Corrosion Atmospheric Corrosion to Salt or Not to Salt”--that is the Question-- It appears that an important change or trend is underway in the approach to the application of ice melting chemicals on our roads and streets. We all know how destructive traditional salts [calcium or sodium chloride] are to the metal parts of automobiles and concrete structures.more>>
	Drag Racing and Restoring Muscle Cars Having grown up in the fifties and sixties my friends and I became hooked on fast cars with lots of chrome and high horsepower engines. We soon realized that the guy with the hottest car had the best looking girlfriends. (The car was the attraction, not us.) more>>	What to do before you import a Vehicle into Canada Make sure your vehicle is admissible and can be modified to meet Canadian requirements by checking Transport Canada's List of Vehicles Admissible from the United States. The Registrar of Imported Vehicles program regulates only vehicles originally manufactured for the U.S. market. more>>
	A Guide to Working 'With' Your Provincial or Municipal Government. The NAACC as a representative serving collector vehicle hobbyists, is becoming increasingly concerned about the many Provinces more>>