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Our Mission
Founded in 1966
To preserve and keep the old car hobby going forward for the present and the upcoming generations.
"Dedicated to the Preservation and Enjoyment of Antique, Classic, and Special Interest Ford Products"
We are very active & always encourage our Members to drive their cars; that is what they were made for, and we do have good turnouts. Every Month an event is scheduled, be it a Garage Tour, Cruise to Nowhere, Tune-up & Tube Steaks or a Mystery Trip. We Attend Christmas Parades, Fourth of July Parades, Memorial Day, Founders' Days, and any other times we are called on to display our cars at civic functions. We also volunteer at different nursing homes and spread cheer to those who need it.
If You have a special event or opening and wish to have one or more of our cars to be at that event please contact the president to make arrangements.
The President's Corner
November 2026
Welcome to our club!
From the first time I went for a ride in a Model A to the day I got my own, I have always had a passion for the hobby. I remember as a young boy going for rides in a hotel parking lot with one of the Model A Ford Club of Long Island members. That same club member happened to be a close family friend. This is where my story into the hobby begins.
My grandfather purchased a 1929 Model A Ford Roadster while in college at Kansas State University. He brought the car from Kansas back to Long Island, NY where it sat for 41 years not running. I was about 8 years old at the time and would always sit in the car pretending to drive it even though it did not run and never left the garage. We reached out to the local Model A Ford Club of Long Island and their “work crew”! They came over and got the car running in 2 hours after sitting for 41 years. A big mushroom cloud of smoke, the puttering exhaust and sound of the Ahooga horn brought a huge smile to my face!
My dad and I were hooked. My grandfather shortly after turned to my dad and said you can go buy your own(haha). And that’s exactly what happened.
About a year after getting my grandfathers car roadworthy, my father purchased for me a 1931 Tudor Sedan! I have owned that car for over 20 years now and it’s priceless to me because it’s the car that has created a family hobby for generations to come.
The Model A is the reason I became a Mechanical engineer. This hobby is not just about the cars. It’s about the history, people, experiences, and drive that make it all worthwhile.
I hope you’ll join us and look forward to seeing you out on the road.
Safe Travels & Ahooga
Alex Rosenzweig
GMARC President
Club History
The Gold Coast Region of M.A.R.C., Gold Coast Region Model A Restorers Club, was started in 1966 through the efforts of 6 Model A owners.
In a short while they attracted a sizeable group of people who owned Model A Fords. They came from Ft. Lauderdale, Plantation, Davie, Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, and many areas in this region of Florida.
Since that small beginning we now average a membership of 75 families.
You don't have to own a Model A to be a member.
We met for 40 years at 8:00 pm every 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Frigemobile Corp., which was owned by the Late Denton McElroy who was one of the Charter Members.
We now meet the 2nd Saturday for a breakfast meeting at 11AM at The Gourmet Deli House, 7117 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth, FL 33467
Club officers include a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, plus board members who may serve as long as they are re-elected.
All our welcome to attend!
