Membership Information

There are no formal car ownership requirements to join the club -- only interest in the marque is necessary.  If an individual would like to join and has a vehicle, the club requests that year, model, VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), body number, and engine number be supplied for our records.  The cost of annual membership is $20 US for all 50 states/Puerto Rico/US territories, $25 (US dollars) for our Canadian neighbors,  and $30 (US dollars) for all others.  Do not send cash or currency -- US check or International Postal Money Order in US dollars only.

A profile of  a typical SIMCA Car Club member shows that he/she is a SIMCA car owner, lives mostly on the west coast or eastern seaboard, is approximately 40-50 years old, and has owned a SIMCA or has known about the cars in the past.  The profile also indicates that the person does at least some of their own repairs or maintenance, and has called the club number once or twice for information or parts purchase.  The typical member stays in the club 2-3 years, and is satisfied with club support and resources.  Several members have been in the club for 15+ years, and over the years 300+ past and present members have enjoyed the club and its benefits. We hope you will join our ranks as an enthusiast -- whether you own a SIMCA or not!

If you are looking for a certain car, planning on selling/trading a car, or looking for specific parts or accessories -- we can put your request in the monthly newsletter free of charge -- as space allows.  The editor reserves the right to limit the ad in size or content.  One ad per member per month, and a formal request to repeat the ad must be made prior to that next month's issue.

The SIMCA Car Club has the largest stock of new and used SIMCA parts in the US.  Prices often reflect the rarity of the part, and new parts sources are always welcome.  Trades are also encouraged but can not always be ensured.  All parts sent to domestic (US and territories) locations are usually shipped via UPS and insured for the replacement value of that article.

The club will try to answer all technical questions regarding your car.  In some cases we do not have very early (1930's - '40's) information or parts, but we can refer members to others who do have the same vehicle.  Cars brought to the US by private individuals after 1971 and not sold by dealers  ("gray market" cars) are sparsely covered.  We do have some parts and information.