This page gives you a look at some of the other car related activities TCVCC members are often involved in. You’ll find a Local Events Section, a Special Feature Section, and the Covid Rebel Cruisers Section. Simply scroll down and enjoy!
NOTE – To see Members on the Move from 2024, CLICK HERE.
Members on the Move – 2025
#1 – Local & Regional Car Events Section
February 9th – TCVCC/AACA members Denny & Charlene Dahle attended the 16th Annual McKee Botanical Gardens Motor Car Exhibition featuring all makes & models of red vehicles. Needless to say, the Dahle’s ’52 Ford F-1 Pickup qualified to be in this show. In the slideshow below are a dozen or so pictures of the event from Denny & member Curt Francisco.
February 8th – TCVCC/AACA members Mary Ann & Richie Arnone were among the participants at the monthly Cars & Coffee at the Elliott Museum. Mary Ann shared this photo of the Corvettes on hand that morning at the Elliott.
#2 – Special Feature Section
“Get your motor running, head out on the highway!” – Steppenwolf’s Born to be Wild (1968)
The Cruisers were born out of the inactivity that many car clubs in the Treasure Coast found themselves in during the early days of the Pandemic…no meetings, no cruises, no shows! So, independent of their clubs, and wanting to drive their classic cars, while adhering to CDC guidelines (easier to do inside a vehicle), various car club members from around the area began scheduling (rebelling?) Saturday cruises to various locations around or near the Treasure Coast Communities. The destination was usually a restaurant that was open and following CDC guidelines. Covid Rebel Cruisers would plan out all the details, including a place to rendezvous, before striking out on an interesting drive on the back roads of the area. Oh yes, there was almost always a stop scheduled at a legendary ice cream parlor to wrap up that day’s cruise!
These Cruises continue even now. If you’d like to receive information about them, contact TCVCC members Andre Rayman (arayman@aol.com) or Sally Franklin (sfranklin_2000@yahoo.com).
The Cruisers wasted no time getting on the road again in 2025, as they headed out on New Year’s Day for a cruise to the Jersey Diner in Tequesta! Check out the slide show below for a quick look at the first CRC of the new year. Then follow the link below the slider to see all the images of this day’s event from member Andre Rayman.
For all the photos of the 2025 New Year’s Day Cruise, CLICK HERE.
You can view the many photos of their past cruise activities, as well as other non-club events, by CLICKING HERE.