Welcome to the Sedona Car Club!

Join us for a community of car enthusiasts from Sedona and surrounding areas, united by our passion for motor vehicles and social connection.

Our club offers a wide range of activities that cater to diverse interests and vehicle preferences. From local events to tours across Arizona and beyond, there's something for everyone!

Local Events & Activities

St. Patrick's Day Parade: join our convoy of vehicles decorated in green rolling down the parade route.
Sedona Car Show and Airport Day: A showcase of unique vehicles and a fun-filled day at the airport.
Holiday Brunches/Dinners: Gather with fellow car enthusiasts to celebrate special occasions.
Annual Picnic: A classic club event, perfect for socializing and enjoying good company.
Road Rallies: Explore Arizona's scenic routes with like-minded friends.
Highway Cleanup on Route 89A: Give back to our community by helping keep our roads clean.

Monthly Meetings

We meet every second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM at the Sedona Public Library. Each meeting features a brief business update, followed by an engaging program or presentation. Refreshments and mingling opportunities abound!

Special Events

December's Meeting: Our annual Christmas Dinner is always a highlight!
June's Meeting: Join us for our summer picnic celebration.

Take note that we don't have a regular meeting in July so that members can have a summer adventure of their own!

Don Hallford

Sedona Car Club President

Invites you to join the SCC

Sedona Car Club

Vision

The Sedona Car Club will continue to build on past accomplishments and develop a proud legacy of camaraderie, involvement, and caring in the Sedona and Verde Valley area.

Historical Sedona Car Club Website

While we are in transition, developing the new website, you can find the original site by clicking >> HERE <<

Join the Club!

New Member Signup

Questions? Contact Jim Thomas at treasurer@sedonacarclub.com for more information.

The downloadable application to apply by mail can be found here.

Spotlight: Elaine Ayers

What’s something about you (a fun fact) that not many people know?

I used to play guitar at (and ran) a college coffee house at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio.

What is your favorite hobby?

Reading and hiking/walking. I like reading novels to relax and expand my imagination. I get the love of hiking and walking from my mom. She was constantly on the move and taught me to stop and enjoy the nature around me.

What would it be if you had to eat one meal every day for the rest of your life?

Not sure…I really like variety in my life. Italian, Korean, Thai Curry, Portuguese Piri-Piri Chicken, Turkish Eskinder. I could do about one month of each.

What’s one item you can’t live without?

Books. Reading is my way of relaxing.

Which car that you have owned has been dearest to your heart?

That’s tough. I really enjoyed my Porsche Boxster S (986 model) which I owned for almost 10 years. It was a great daily driver for Hawaii. The other favorite was the 1991 Lotus Elan which I had for ~15 years and was my first “exotic”. It was also our first attempt at a restoration. After 1 year, we finished it…never again.

When did you join the car club, and why?

I joined with my husband Jim at the 2021 Car Show. We were members in other car clubs/events both in Hawaii and Ohio and enjoyed meeting other car enthusiasts regardless of make.

What car are you most fond of and why?

Like food, there is no one make/model that does “IT” for me. In my early teens, I started wanting a baby blue Fiat, then an early model Camaro or Mustang, then the Lotus Esprit, then the Porsches.

What do you like most about the car club? What do you like the least?

The membership is diverse in both makes/models and interests. I also like that the club sponsors scholarships that support automotive education. We will need more experienced techs to work on our treasures in the future.

What is your most memorable road trip or vacation from your childhood?

My family took a long road-trip from Ohio to Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimmaron, New Mexico in my early-teens. We went through Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Illinois, etc. on a three-week trek. That’s where I got my first real taste of western life-style.