Sacramento

Where can you see, under one roof, a rare ’59 Ford Skyliner, a ‘50s German Amphicar, a White Sewing Machine next to an antique White truck (they started making sewing machines), a collection of dangerous children’s toys, and a mannequin dressed up…

I have noticed after some years that sometimes the best First Sunday Drives have some spontaneity in them. And our drive for October 2022 was one of the best. We went from suburban Sacramento to Ione, a gold rush town, to higher in the foothills…

On September 10th, our Section visited a place I found to be one of the most interesting places I’ve been in 30 years of MBCA membership. And like the fictional Scottish town of Brigadoon, which only appeared in the earthly realm once in a century…

Neither rain, nor sleet, nor high fuel prices dissuaded the hard-core members of the Sacramento and San Francisco Sections from attending the April First Sunday Drive. Quite frankly, I was pleasantly surprised at the turnout, with the usual eclectic…

For Sacramento Section's February First Sunday Drive, we took some back roads off Historic Hwy 49 to Bridgeport, which is the site of one of the country’s longest covered bridge. At least that is the claim that I heard, although I have my doubts not…