Upcoming Events
October 2024
1 6:30PM Board Meeting - Johnnies, 2652 W. Britton Rd, OKC (East of May Avenue).
5 9:00AM Czech Festival Parade - Yukon; Line-up 9AM on Garth Brooks Blvd. Parade begins at 10 AM.
17 - 20 Fall Tour - Van Buren, AR, Joint tour, Sponsored by Tulsa Model A Ford Club.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Van Buren, AR, Phone number: 479-471-7300,
$148.00+tax per night. Ask for the "Model A Club" group rate. Breakfast included.
30 rooms blocked until October 3, 2024. Call to reserve your room as soon as possible.
20 2:00PM Club Meeting - Will Rogers Garden Center,3400 NW 36th St, OKC. Watermelon Social.
24 - 27 66th Annual Winnsboro TX Autumn Trails - Parade, Swap Meet, Tour, Dinner.
November 2024
5 6:30PM Board Meeting - Johnnies, 2652 W. Britton Rd, OKC (East of May Avenue).
9 9:30AM Veteran's Day Parade - Blanchard - Line-up at 9:30am at 10th and Main, parade begins at 10:30.
16 10:00AM The 99s Museum of Women Pilots - OKC Airport area, $10.00 per person, $8.00 for seniors, 4300 Amelia Earhart Way, OKC.
17 2:00PM Club Meeting - Will Rogers Garden Center,3400 NW 36th St, OKC. Refreshments will be provided by club members.
December 2024
2 6:30PM Board Meeting - Johnnies, 2652 W. Britton Rd, OKC (East of May Avenue).
7 10:00AM Cowboy Christmas Parade - Stockyards City, OKC
Line-up at 9:30AM on Exchange Ave east of Pennsylvania.
7 11:30AM Bubba's 33 - 6216 SW 3rd Street, Oklahoma City
Lunch provided at no charge for those who arrive in a Model A and park in front.
15 2:00PM Christmas Party - Will Rogers Garden Center, 3400 NW 36th Street, OKC
Catered by Earl's, Cost is $10.00 per person, payable by December 1st.
Bring a wrapped gift (value less than $25) for Dirty Santa.
Every Monday morning, club members meet at 6:30am for breakfast at McDonald's, 3722NW 39th St.
The Sooner Model A Club is a Non-Profit Club Affiliated With The Model A Ford Club of America
Over 60 Years And Still Rolling!
The Sooner Model A Club of Oklahoma first met as the Oklahoma City Model A Club in 1960. In 1967, we became a charter member of the Model A Ford Club of America under our current name.
Along with hundreds of other Model A Ford Club of America (MAFCA) members, we serve as a community for the exchange of ideas and technical support for hobbyists while assisting members in their efforts to restore and preserve the Model A Ford. This site is one of the ways we have chosen to share what we know about this great car with our members and visitors.
Join us this year as we celebrate our 57th year as a chapter of the Model A Ford Club Of America.
We invite you to join us for our General meetings, which are held on the third Sunday of the month at 2:00 PM. Our meetings are at 3400 N. W. 36th Street in Oklahoma City. This is the Will Rogers Garden Center on the southwest corner of NW 36th and I-44 on the west side of the city.
Celebrating Henry’s Model A Since 1960
In the summer of 1960, seven Ford Model A enthusiasts gathered together in Oklahoma City and started a new organization called the Oklahoma City Model A Club. Later, as their membership grew, they created their club By-Laws and set the foundation for the club we have today. The club first petitioned the newly formed Model A Ford Club of America in 1963, but the lack of membership prevented the charter from being issued. Later in 1967, now with 27 members, the newly renamed club “The Sooner Model A Club” again petitioned MAFCA, and the charter was granted.
Just 5 years later, the club membership grew to over 80 members. This group met in several locations across the city, such as the old Dub Richardson Ford dealership and Woodson Park. As the club grew in a size, larger facilities were sought to accommodate our growing membership. Our current home is at the Will Rogers Garden Center. The first newsletter was published in January 1968. Mailed monthly, it included general club news along with birthdays, anniversaries, recipes, and upcoming activities. Along with these items, technical tips were shared with club members by seasoned and novice Model A mechanics. Typed manually on a typewriter long before the computer age, these first newsletters were quite a task for those early editors. These items are still shared today.