Horseless Carriage Club of America Nationals Convention and Tour
The Horseless Carriage Club of America has been around since 1937, celebrating Brass Era automobiles. These pre-1916 vehicles are extremely difficult to restore and maintain, as parts availability is nearly non-existent. Despite all of that, there is still a lot of enthusiasm around Brass Era vehicles, as they are true works of automotive art. We were thrilled to find out the Horseless Carriage Club of America scheduled its annual National Convention and Tour in our hometown of Chattanooga, Tennessee. This six-day event was based out of the Westin Hotel here in Chattanooga, and the event featured hundreds of miles of back-road touring, including a visit to several great attractions. The group visited Coker Tire for a great reception in the showroom and a special parking area on the street behind our office. Take a look at some of our favorite photos from the days we spent chasing 1915 and older cars on the back roads of Tennessee and North Georgia.



















































