| Touring and Passport Programs |
Mission StatementThe Touring Program is dedicated to the promotion and enjoyment of owning and driving Chevrolets and GMCs, social interaction and fellowship among the members, and increasing awareness of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America in the general public. For complete information see the Touring Guidelines Manual Introduction
ToursDriven vehicle tours have been a part of the VCCA since the club was founded in 1961. Find upcoming tours in the Events Calendar. In 2003, a Touring Committee was established to develop a program for the recognition of these driven Chevrolets. In 2014, GMCs were added to the program. The first and most important aspect of the program was to offer tours of various types across the country. A number of vehicle or era specific tours had been conducted for many years. This has rapidly expanded offering numerous types of tours. A key factor of the program permits any VCCA member to be the Tour Master and to plan and conduct a tour. Vehicle Passport
For complete information see the Touring Guidelines Manual Touring AwardsRecognition of the tour driven mileage was the final portion of the program development. Vehicle Awards, similar to the VCCA Class Judging Program were developed in 2007. The design consists of an oval with the likeness of Louis Chevrolet and stacking mileage tabs. A member upon reaching the following milestones may request award recognition:
Also unique to this program, Touring Awards may be displayed on the vehicle in addition to Class Judging Awards.
Touring CommitteeDave Cavagnaro - Chairman 908-362-5775 djcav@ptd.net Tour VideoResources below are for signed in members only.
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9/30/2020 » 10/3/2020
Area 6 Joint Fall Tour of New Mexico - POSTPONED
10/5/2020 » 10/9/2020
17th Annual Southern Fall Tour
The concept of using a document to record a vehicles driven VCCA tour miles was developed in 2004. The document was designed to mirror a U.S. Passport. Each vehicle participating in the Touring Program is issued a Passport. It includes a photo of the vehicle, owner information and entry areas to record tour title, date and official tour mileage as indicated by the Tour Master. Unique to the VCCA, all Chevrolets and GMCs to current production are welcome to participate in the program.