History

The Inland Northwest Car Club Council (INCCC) was formed in 1985 by members of the Spokane
area car clubs to communicate and work with the Washington State Car Club Council located in western Washington.  This joint effort was established to pass information about car functions and legislative action in Washington State to clubs and auto enthusiasts in the Pacific North west.  Currently there are approximately 60 car clubs registered with the council along with many, many more that the council serves. Membership also includes individual memberships that are not affiliated with a car club. 
 

Councils Purpose

The Inland Northwest Car Club Council and or the I.N.C.C.C. is a non-profit organization formed to function as an advisory and information center. The council meets monthly to exchange and dispense information to any car enthusiasts.
 

Membership

The membership is open to any club and or automobile enthusiast. The I.N.C.C.C. has over thirty car clubs in the Spokane area along with individual memberships. The membership also exceeds the greater Inland Northwest to include Idaho, Montana, and Oregon.