The two VAEers in charge of lining up club events for 2021, have a dilemma. Normally, by now, the complete coming year’s event have been scheduled.
We have no idea when the virus “ALL CLEAR” will be announced.
We do have plans for tours, throughout Vermont, that will be announced in the coming months. Stay tuned.
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July 2020
A “Nichol Tour” in the Proctorsville, VT
All Nichol Era 1915 to 1931 vehicles are welcome. Don’t have a Nichol vehicle?.....Come and stay over with your modern car and catch a ride with one of the tour cars. Fred & BJ Gonet.
Find out more »August 2020
CANCELLED VT Antique & Classic Car Meet
CANCELLED Our 2020 Vermont Antique and Classic Car Meet, "The August Waterbury Show" has been canceled. It has been a very difficult decision for us to make but after analyzing advice from the state of Vermont and our health professionals, we feel we have no choice. Our 2021 show planning will start immediately, so put the 13th, 14th and 15th of August 2021 on your calendar. Bigger and Better will be our 2021 theme and we will be working for…
Find out more »September 2020
Vermont Cars & Coffee
Vermont Cars & Coffee extended and a Burlington Tour. Plus other plans forming. John Malinowski and Charlie Thompson.
Find out more »VAE FALL FOLIAGE CRUISE
Join VAE members and friends for a beautiful Fall Foliage, Picnic, and Farmers Market Cruise to historic Craftsbury Common. Here are the details: Date: Saturday, September 26, 2020 Meet at Big Lots parking, Rt. 15 lot in Morrisville Cruise will depart promptly at 11am. Destination is beautiful and historic Craftsbury Common. …
Find out more »CANCELLED Better L8 Than Never Car Show
CANCELLED Join us in Bristol, Vermont on Sunday, September 27 for our 16th Annual Better L8 Than Never Car Show. See more than 300 classic cars and trucks. Vendors, great food, music, raffle drawings, piston toss, kids’ activities, bake sale and more. Fun for the whole family! Free for spectators. Donations accepted for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta! Hosted by the Addison County Chamber of Commerce and Snake Mountain Cruisers.
Find out more »October 2020
The Gypson Tour
The Gypson Tour is organized this year by Tom and Wendell Noble. It will start at the Noble house at 83 Hibbard Road in Milton and wind up at Tom Noble's house in 169 Wilkins Road in Fairfax. The tour will explore the roads less taken, in western Franklin County, We are planning on peak foliage season
Find out more »Cars Coffee Vermont at the Movies!
October 4th, Cars Coffee Vermont and VAE will be hosting an event at the Sunset drive-in theater with gates / event opening at 4:30, first movie starting at 7:30. Same format as Saturday mornings, a vehicle enthusiast gathering - people getting together to share their rides plus watch movies. 1st movie is car themed Admission to the event is $12 per person, normal movie admission for two shows. The concession stand will be open, ready to serve@ 4:30 https://www.sunsetdrivein.com/ Concession…
Find out more »VAE Board of Directors Meeting
Meetings of the VAE Board of Directors in 2020 are scheduled for January 7th, April 1st, July 1st & October 7th. All meetings will be from 6:00 to 8:00 in Williston at the Whitney Hill Homestead meeting room.
Find out more »Senior Home Tour
Come join us, to show off our old vehicles, at three senior homes in the Burlington area. 1. We will meet at our first location, 11AM at Elm Place, 60 Bombardier Road, Milton, Vermont 2. We will depart Elm Place about 12:30PM for our second location, 11 miles away, at… Holy Cross Senior Housing, 1PM, on 468 Church Road, Colchester. The staff at Holy Cross, will allow the residents to visit us, while there, Please keep everyone safe by wearing masks and keeping your…
Find out more »December 2020
Cancelled: annual meeting and the holiday gatherings
Because of Covid 19, our annual meeting and the holiday gatherings have been cancelled. We wish you all good health with the knowledge that the virus will end. Please count our blessings and think about the great things that have happened in the year 2020. There are many, if we think about it.
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