The annual meeting of the LCOC Western Region will be held on Saturday Oct. 19, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. at the Desert Princess Country Club, links side condo, Cathedral City, CA. You will want to be there!

The meeting will address upcoming regional activities, board elections and vacancies, member communications, LCOC National news and other business. Lunch will be served onsite.

All Western Region Board of Managers and general members are invited. Come for the meeting and other nearby activities besides. You will be able to enjoy a wonderful Casual Concours car show on site that day. In addition, Fall Modernism Week will be in full swing in nearby Palm Springs with a slew of tours and events as other Friday and weekend options.  Click here for Modernism Week tour and ticket info.

Attendees at the Casual Concours car show will be treated to a preview of the show grounds for our 2021 LCOC Western National Meet. It is held on the golf course adjacent to the meeting condo complex shown behind the cars in this photo from a previous Casual Concours.

The weather should be ideal in late October so come enjoy this beautiful venue, car show, and the Palm Springs experience.

Please RSVP by Oct 15 to Jim Ayres for condo address if you are planning to attend. The condo is located off Landau Blvd near the intersection of Desert Princess Drive, Cathedral City.

The Desert Classic Car Association is sponsoring a great outdoor event Oct 26 at the Palm Springs Air Museum.

LCOC is invited to join with other car clubs and makes to participate in a car show on the site that day in addition to viewing the Air Museum’s collection of vintage war birds and enjoying a chill cook-off. Why not enter your classic Lincoln, Continental or Zephyr in this show?

Grounds will open at 7 a.m. for staging of vehicles with car judging from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  The $20 registration cost admits the car into the show and one person into the museum. Passengers and guests are $10 each.

Located at 745 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, the museum is dedicated to educating the public about the role air power played in preserving American liberties and way of life. The Museum preserves, exhibits, and flies aircraft from World War II, Korea, and the Vietnam War. Most of their aircraft are in flyable condition.

Click link below to access the registration form for the car show and then right click the form to print it out.

The 35th annual Fabulous Fords Forever is now open for registration.  After a one-year run at Angels Stadium in Anaheim, the show is back at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA. for 2020 but at a new date, Sunday, January 12.  This event has always been popular with LCOC and numerous Lincoln owners have participated over the years.

The West Coast’s largest all-Ford car show is sponsored by the Ford Car Club Council and the Ford Motor Company.  There will be 57 show classes, celebrities & more.

Here are some photos from the last show.

 

The 2020 show promises to be bigger and better than ever. In addition to displays of Ford products from Model Ts to Ford GTs, parts, customs, and newest stock versions this show will offer something for everyone.  A special attraction for the event will be a display of show winners from as many of the past shows as possible. You won’t want to miss this motorized journey down memory lane!

Registration is open to all Ford products from Lincolns, Continentals, Cougars, Thunderbirds and Galaxies to Panteras, Mustangs, Edsels, and Mercury models. Last year Tournament of Roses Parade cars were featured. Who knows what unique cars this year’s show will feature?

Registration is $45 per vehicle and spectator admission is free.

For more information Click Here.

CLICK HERE to register online or DOWNLOAD the entry form and mail it in today!