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FCA is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enjoyment of 1962-76 Fairlane/Torino cars, and Mercury equivalents. We show no favoritism or prejudice between driver cars, modified cars, original cars, restored cars, or concours cars. All are equally welcomed and appreciated. The majority of Fairlane/Torino owners modify their cars in some way to accommodate their personal tastes. These cars were meant to be driven and most are. We are very laid back and enjoy sharing the experience we have with our cars with other club members.
I am but one member of the FCA. The FCA is a national club with over 3000 members. What I am interested in is getting together owners of these cars in the north GA area, to exchange ideas, stories, and to go to auto events together. You do not have to be a member of the national club. If interested, message me.
Website: http://www.fairlaneclubofamerica.com/
Location: Covington GA
Members: 3
Latest Activity: Dec 17, 2015
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