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Dana Newquist is the President of the Santa Barbara AACA Region (Antique Automobile Club of America). His is a lifetime of automotive enthusiasm that began when just prior to graduating from High School, in 1965 when Dana purchased a rusty old 1957 Chevy 150 2 door. It was the first of hundreds of cars, first fast, later slow. His passion for cars has lead to a collection of 16 cars today, mostly pre-war American of various marques. Dana’s involvement with the AACA has helped him make connections and affiliations with Museums and he is a Board Member of the Murphy Auto Museum. He’s helped chair and organize local car shows and he currently co-chairs the Montecito Motor Classic and Father’s Day Show at the Santa Barbara Club that takes place annually.

SHOW SPONSORS  

Covercraft   •   MetronGarage   •   Christopher Kimball Financial Services  

SUCCESS QUOTE 

“When it comes to old cars, they are meant to be used and driven.”

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES 

While in college alcohol got Dana in trouble and he decided to stop drinking all together.

AH HA MOMENTS

Discovering how car can help you make great connections with people.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

A Locomobile that a friend had built in to the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car.

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

While looking at a collector car a friend advised, “Don’t buy it.”

RESOURCES

Antique Automobile Club of America

Murphy Auto Museum

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

When We Went First Class by Ellen Williamson

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

Use your turn signals.

WHERE TO FIND DANA

Montecito Motor Classic

Mission Villa

 

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