Are you one of those guys or gals who gives your old car a workout every year? You don't hesitate to drive to local car shows. You are a fixture at some of the best cruise nights New England has to offer. You even show up behind the wheel of a 75-year old relic when you meet the guys for coffee and bagels on a weekday. It sounds like you and your antique automobile are prime candidates for the AACA Mileage Award Program (M.A.P.).
| If your vintage ride sometimes forgets what the inside of a garage looks like and frequently ends up parked on foreign turf this is the award for you. The rules are pretty simple. You just keep track of every time you use your car. It might be a major show 100 miles away or a quick trip to the local automotive parts store. Log your odometer reading and date for each trip and complete the proper forms needed to participate in the program. |  |
How do you participate? it's a three-step procedure:
Complete instructions and forms are provided in the link below. Download and print everything so you can get started. What a great incentive to get that pesky odometer working again!
Our thanks go to Dave Calabrese for working out all the details about this award!
- Register your car for the program with AACA National Headquarters by completing the form "Copy 1, AACA National Headquarters" and sending it with a check for $25. The address is: AACA Mileage Award Program, c/o Pat Buckley, 501 W. Governor Rd., Hershey,PA 17033. You will receive a badge which has sections for indicating each achievement.
- When you achieve 2,000 miles, 5,000 miles, or any subsequent 5,000 miles you send a copy of the form "Copy 2 Record Keeping" to Sherm Carey, Mileage Award Program, 133 Boulder Drive, Lincolnton, NC 28092-8807. Record keeping begins on January 1 of the first year you enter the award program. If you joined now (April, 2018) you would count all mileage since January, 2018.
- Awards will be mailed to you from National Headquarters after Mr. Carey submits his approval of your submissions.
Complete instructions and forms are provided in the link below. Download and print everything so you can get started. What a great incentive to get that pesky odometer working again!
Our thanks go to Dave Calabrese for working out all the details about this award!
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