The Veteran Car Club of Australia is a Federal body formed to unite all State Veteran Car clubs. A federal conference is held each year to elect officers and decide National activities. State clubs have complete autonomy to direct their own activities, finances and organisation.

The Veteran and Vintage Car Club of the A.C.T.

The Australian Capital Territory branch was formed in June 1963 by 13 enthusiasts, who had only one veteran car on the road between them. The club grew steadily and in recent years it was realised their was a need to also cater for enthusiasts of vehicles of the Vintage era. The club now boasts over 50 restored veteran and vintage vehicles, with many more awaiting restoration. Annual membership usually totals around the 40-50 mark.

The Club is unique in the Canberra area in that it is not aligned to a specific marque and it is the only club that caters exclusively for those people interested in Veteran and Vintage vehicles.

Definition of a Veteran or Vintage Vehicle

A Veteran vehicle is a car, truck or motor cycle manufactured prior to 31^st December, 1918.

A Vintage vehicle is a car, truck or motor cycle manufactured between 1^st January 1919 and 31^st December, 1930.