Club History
On an early morning of January 1993, a handful of
car enthusiasts met at Yorba Linda Carl's Jr. to discuss forming a club that
would bring together others who also enjoyed the hobby of restoring,
maintaining, and enjoying street rods and classic cars. This would not be an
all-male or all-female club but an organization for families to enjoy.
From its inception, the club began to grow and soon the name Classic Cruisers North Orange County was selected along with a club logo that features a 1937 Ford. Membership was open to anyone owning a pre-1958 vehicle, which was later modified to pre-1973.
From its inception, the club began to grow and soon the name Classic Cruisers North Orange County was selected along with a club logo that features a 1937 Ford. Membership was open to anyone owning a pre-1958 vehicle, which was later modified to pre-1973.
With a growing membership, our first car show, Canyon Cruise, was launched in
February of 1994. This was held at Festival Shopping Center in Anaheim Hills,
benefiting the Anaheim Memorial Hospital sports clinic. In 1995 and 1996,
Featherly Park was home to our Canyon Cruise, but during the two-year
reconstruction of the 91 Freeway, we moved to other locations. We returned
to our permanent home of Featherly Park in 1999. It is a beautiful shady,
relaxed, grassy area for viewing many gorgeous street rods.
Over the years, we have supported various charities including Orangewood Children’s Home, Wounded Warriors, and Donate Life. Our current charity is Patriots and Paws, a non-profit organization that provides Veterans, active and reservists military personnel and their families, with basic home furnishings for their newly acquired residences.
Throughout the years, members have come together to attend rod runs, barbeques, and many other planned activities, such as visiting car museums and non-car related attractions.
Over the years, we have supported various charities including Orangewood Children’s Home, Wounded Warriors, and Donate Life. Our current charity is Patriots and Paws, a non-profit organization that provides Veterans, active and reservists military personnel and their families, with basic home furnishings for their newly acquired residences.
Throughout the years, members have come together to attend rod runs, barbeques, and many other planned activities, such as visiting car museums and non-car related attractions.