Joining MCA
4/29/05, 07:05 AM
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Joining the Mustang Club of America since gettting their 05. I just did.
Besides the AQHA membership, this has got to be some of the best spent $30.
Go to www.mustang.org for more details...
Besides the AQHA membership, this has got to be some of the best spent $30.
Go to www.mustang.org for more details...
4/29/05, 07:32 AM
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I have been a member for almost 4 years now, and I'm the Birmingham, Alabama Regional Director. The monthly magazine alone is worth the $30/year annual dues.
4/29/05, 03:03 PM
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I've been a member for at least 13 years and am currently the Membership VP of the local MCA regional Club here in Tampa, Classic Mustangs of Tampa - ALL years of Mustangs invited. MCA and local Club membership are invaluable in knowing about and working on your car, whether it's a 2005 or a 1967 - and I have both!
4/29/05, 03:07 PM
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Join a Mustang club?? And pay membership dues? Oh no, the wife would be having none of that. Sorry, but I just don't that kind of ridicule :P
On a serious note though, sounds cool and I have actually considered joining...
On a serious note though, sounds cool and I have actually considered joining...
4/30/05, 02:50 PM
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Yep, MCA is a good move if you are serious about Mustangs. The club has really evolved and now embraces all comers. Best Mustang shows in the country including the wild 40th anniversary show last year in Nashville, over 5,000 Mustangs!
For those of you interested in the classic Mustang stuff (65 - 73) head on over and check out Vintage-Mustangs Forums. Best site on the web for early Mustangs.
For those of you interested in the classic Mustang stuff (65 - 73) head on over and check out Vintage-Mustangs Forums. Best site on the web for early Mustangs.
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