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URUGUAY - ARGENTINA - CHILE (Jan. 2002) |
This Web page is subject to continuous update (Last update April 23, 2004).
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The
Scooter & Microcar Club of Argentina was founded in June 26, 1998. Our
main objectives are : To
promote the recovering, restoration and conservation of classic cars with less
engine displacement than 1000 cc., and the vehicles denominated "scooters”
with an age of more that 30 years. To
organize activities of fair competition between our members and with people
coming from associations of similar objectives. To
offer our vehicles to Organizations, with express authorization from their
owners and under their responsibility, for goodwill campaigns. To
promote the recovery of documents regarding our vehicles for the common
knowledge of our associates and the rest of the people interested. To
publicate our activities on media, being them written publications, radio and TV
programs, or electronic. We
are a not-for-profit social Club. Any earning coming from
contributions, publicity, etc., will be destinated to finance and to publicate
our activities, to purchase the necessary goods to keep our Club operational, or
to offer more and better services in favour of our associates. Please mail us to : microautos@casym.com.ar in case you need more information. |
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Disclaimer : Mention of BMW, NSU, Citroën, Heinkel, Fiat, Messerschmitt, Glas, Isard, De Carlo, Autoar, Auto Union, Volkswagen, Austin and other brands are not intended to pursue another objective than mentioning or referencing the vehicles involved in our Club. Mentioned brand names are registered trade marks from the respective manufacturers. Opinions showed in this web page may be erroneous since they are mainly related with personal experiences from vehicle users, or historical data or voice testimonies which we cannot trust completely. This web page is widely open to rectify any existing data as far as there's a reliable way to prove the existence of mistakes or ommisions. |