We are the Diablo A's Model A Ford Club based in Concord, California. The Diablo A's is a chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America (MAFCA). It is not a requirement for Diablo A's members to belong to the national organization. We welcome you to scroll through this page to learn all about us!

Meetings
In normal times, the Diablo A's meet on the third Friday of each month (except December), at 7:00 PM, at the Faith Christian Fellowship Church - 860 Bancroft Road - Walnut Creek, CA. Guests are welcome.

Membership

To join us, fill out our Membership Application Form, Waiver, Indemnification Release Agreement, and pay our yearly dues. Memberships expire at the end of the calendar year. The Liability Release Form must be completed as part of the membership application process. To remain in force for the duration of your membership in the Diablo A's.

• Membership Application Form
• Waiver, Indemnification Release Agreement
• $50 Yearly Dues

Diablo A's Chapter Dues $45.00

ACCC* Dues (optional) $5.00

Total yearly dues $50.00

*Association of California Car Clubs (ACCC) is an optional donation to help support a representative in Sacramento who lobbies on behalf of the old car hobby.

A Glossary of Acronyms:

• MAFCA stands for Model A Ford Club of America and is the national body of Model A enthusiasts. National conventions are held every two years, while national banquets are held annually. MAFCA publishes a glossy magazine, The Restorer, six times a year.
• NCRG stands for Northern California Regional Group, a loosely knit collection of 33 or so MAFCA clubs in Northern California. They hold three meetings each year: at the annual swap-meet in Turlock in January, at the NCRG Memorial Day meet in June and at the Labor Day Meet in September. There are also other regional groups: CCRG (Central California) and SCRG (Southern California).
• MARC stands for Model A Restorers Club and is another national body of Model A enthusiasts. They also hold national conventions every two years and national banquets each year. They also publish a glossy magazine, The Model A News, six times a year.
• ACCC stands for Association of California Car Clubs. It is a statewide body responsible for lobbying the legislature in Sacramento and being the watchdog for the antique car hobby.