The Capitol City Old Car Club (CCOCC) is a non-profit organization serving Mid-Michigan vehicle enthusiasts. The CCOCC was established in 1962, from the dreams of about a dozen car enthusiasts who’s backgrounds included an auto historian, an engineering student and a car builder, that got together to talk about obtaining parts and exchanging ideas. The club is incorporated by the state of Michigan, with headquarters in the Lansing area. The purpose of the club is to encourage an interest in antique, classic, and special interest automobiles; to exhibit such vehicles at car shows, cruise-ins and civic events; to exchange information and ideas on acquisition, preservation, restoration and exhibition of these vehicles and to promote fellowship among persons with such interests. The CCOCC accepts all vehicle enthusiasts with or without an “old car”. The common interest leads to excellent camaraderie, and most club activities are family oriented.
The CCOCC holds their member meetings at various locations, on the third Monday during the months of April through November. Board of Director Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month at various locations. Both of the Board Meetings & Membership Meetings begin with dinner at 6pm, with meeting to follow at 7pm. See the club calendar for this month’s meeting locations.
The Capitol City Old Car Club is administered by a combination of elected officers and volunteer committee members.
President: Doug Fulk
Vice President: Doug Johnston
Secretary: Claudia Ottinger
Treasurer: Bill Brandt
Director: Bob Mitchell
Director: Bruce Mitchell
Director: Jim Kinder
Events: VACANT
Community Service: Doug & Linda Fulk
Hearts & Flowers: Linda Fulk
Historian: VACANT
Membership: Shirley Wilcox
Newsletter Editor: Danita Brandt
Webmaster: VACANT
