Virginia - All-American Camaro & Firebird Association (AACFA)

About Your Local AACFA Chapter

The Roanoke Chapter of the All American Camaro Firebird Association is located in Southwest Virginia. Our club is comprised of owners and admirers from all generations of camaro's and firebirds, from the classic first generation models to the modern high-performance machines. We celebrate the history, design and performance of these vehicles. We organize events centered around our shared love for Camaros and firebirds including cruises, shows, tech days, and track events. The Roanoke Chapter is a big family and is always accepting new members and supporting our community with a cruise for a cause and accepting donations.

The Tri-Counties Va Chapter of the All-American Camaro Firebird Association is located in Eastern Virginia (Hillsville, Galax, and Wythville) but we have members in WVA and NC as well!. We aren't just a standard car club, most of us started as strangers and have become some of the best friends anyone could ask for! We welcome new members to be a part of this family! Our Chapter supports our community with monthly cruise Ins, events, car shows and cruising the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway every chance we get for photo ops!

Why Join Us?
Our chapter is more than just a car club—it’s a family. Whether you’re a lifelong Camaro or Firebird owner, a collector, or a first-time enthusiast, you’ll find a welcoming group ready to share in the joy and passion for these iconic vehicles.

📍 Choose Your Chapter:

Roanoke Chapter: Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Roanoke Chapter offers stunning drives and exciting events for Camaro and Firebird enthusiasts. Join a strong community dedicated to celebrating these legendary vehicles in scenic Southwest Virginia.
Tri-Counties Chapter: Serving enthusiasts across the Tri-Counties area of Virginia, this chapter is perfect for those who love connecting through local events, cruises, and meetups. Join us to share your passion for Camaro and Firebird vehicles in this dynamic region.