President's Message
Welcome to the Puget Sound Early Birds Car Club.
The members of the Club are
vintage car enthusiasts who own a 1955,1956, or 1957
Ford Thunderbird, generally known as the ‘Little Birds”.
These cars have remained popular and collectible for
over 50 years.
The Club meets 12 times a year, 2 meetings and 10 events, which include driving tours, visits to area summer fairs , and social events. I urge you to click on the link to our award-winning newsletter, “The Motor Mouth”, to get a better picture of the planned current events .
If you live in the Puget Sound region and own a “Little Bird”, I hope you will consider joining our Club. The application is on this site.
We encourage you to view our nationally acclaimed monthly newsletter, Motor Mouth. Our Newsletter is put together by Bob Callard and many of the articles are written by Martha Callard, Jim Stott, and Nancy Niemi to name a few. There are many interesting and informative articles in the newsletter. The newsletter has one numerous awards over the years, but in 2011 it won the highest CTCI award, The Gold Medallion International Award.
We also would like to thank Chuck Korenko, Region 3 CTCI director for his support in the past year. (Region 3 Letter)
Please check out our site and support our friends and supporters with your business. See "Friends" and/or "Links"
Please surf our site and if you would like to join, please download our application.
Bob Callard, President
Our Mission
To operate and maintain an organization to encourage and promote the admiration and ownership, care and maintenance, with safe and courteous operation, of the "Classic Thunderbird", defined as a two passenger 1955, 1956, and 1957 Ford Thunderbird automobile.
To serve as a medium of exchange of ideas, information and parts for admirers and owners of the Classic Thunderbird to aid them in restoring and preserving these automobiles in their original likeness. To further the interests of owners and drivers of Classic Thunderbirds and to promote the safety and enjoyment of motoring in all phases. To engage in any other activity related to that described above from time to time authorized or approved by the Board of Directors.
Officers
