Welcome to The Connecticut Council of Car Clubs

home_imageOver fourty years ago the Connecticut Council of Car Clubs (4Cs) was established. Since 1973, the 4Cs has effectively monitored legislative proposals, informed member clubs, and acted in the best interest of antique, classic and special interest car hobbyists.  This year brings new challenges and opportunities.

Meetings are held the first Monday of February, April, May, June, August, and  November Dinner at 7 pm, Meeting at 8 pm, at the:

Athenian Diner Restaurant

864 Washington Street (Route 66),

Middletown Ct 06457

Restaurant Phone Number is (860) 346-2272

Restaurant is located on Route 66 approximately two miles west of Route 9 or approximately 7 miles east of Route 91.

Restaurant is on the street in front of the Middletown Plaza Shoppes directly across the street from the Home Depot. 

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Legislation the Connecticut Council of Car Clubs Follows

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Connecticut Created Cars

Avon Resident Writes Book about Connecticut's Automobile History

Paul Pellerin, an Avon resident of 30 years and lifelong Connecticut resident,has written his first book about Connecticut's car history, in recognition of the 25th Silver Anniversary of the Connecticut Council of Car Clubs and New England Air Museum.

By Colleen Finnegan | Email the author |Patch.com February 26, 2011


Paul Pellerin's book, Connecticut Created Cars Credit Paul Pellerinpaulpellerin_book

 

It took Avon resident Paul Pellerin about three years to complete his first book, and now Connecticut Created Cars is published and available to the public.

He spent the first two years doing research, ultimately discovering 184 different automobiles manufactured throughout the state.

"Most people are amazed when you tell them how many cars were built in Connecticut," Pellerin said. "There’s maybe 41 built in Hartford and 21 in Bridgeport."

Pellerin, an Avon resident of 30 years and lifelong Connecticut resident, wrote Connecticut Created Cars, in recognition of the 25th Silver Anniversary of the Connecticut Council of Car Clubs, or 4Cs, and New England Air Museum Car Show & Aircraft Exhibit, which will be held on the first Sunday in June.

Pellerin's book provides a brief history of the 4Cs, a detailed list of automobiles created in Connecticut, sorted by city with over 90 accompanying illustrations, and information on major car shows and cruise nights throughout the state.

Daniel Nichols, a Connecticut Automobile Artist, provided the illustrations.