if you go to the HHRClub site, they have info on opening a chapter, Pres.

 

Only problem with their set-up is that they require all club members to be PAID HHR Club members to be in the local club. ($35 a year now! )

It really doesn't take much to start one up. The main thing is having members who are willing to be active. This has been the major stumbling block in St. Louis. there are a few clubs here that are doing well though; Mid-america HHRs, Mid Tennesee; Modesto HHR.

 

I can afford $35 a year!

Groovielou

 

Yeah Cheri, what is the problem.LOL You are the Prez. of Coastline HHR's. We meet once a month here in the Anaheim/Fullerton area. I Did it for years with a Camaro club, I will help you!! You are a lot better on the computer than I!! You can do it!! Todd (Uma) No pressure, but you would be good!!

 

I couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery, but I'd be up for taking Blackie out for socializing!

 

Well..you live in so cal!! So maybe if we could get a localized club together you would be interested?! I know time is short, but maybe we could just talk about it at Toms farm, see you all there Todd (Uma)

 

I will participate too! I'm pretty handy with websites and such. Moreover, being a DJ, I have pleanty of sound equipment. Do I smell a car show? It could be FUN!

Groovielou

 

and what does a car show smell like? meguiar's stuff or tire cleaner?

 

I was waiting for the Tom's farm run to bring this very idea up. We do have a local group started and we should be able to pull this together. Think about it and when we get together at Tom's we can talk

 

One of the issues are for others to see that there is a club and to participate, all others have to pay that $35, and many will not pay or want to pay that to belong to that site to get into the members only section. Thats the suckie part!

This site has much more active member participation for much less price. You can see that stuff for free!