Midwest MGA Club
9601 West 104th Street
Overland Park, KS 66212

Midwest MGA Club

The Midwest MGA Club was founded in October 1980 at the Annual Lawrence Region AACA Car Show in Lawrence, Kansas. The four charter members were Ron Behm, Walt Crist, Ray Huffman, and Eric Sole.  The club has grown to a membership of 97 members. We meet the first Saturday of each month at Winstead's at 103rd and Metcalf in Overland Park, KS at 8:00 AM. We also have a quarterly luncheon at The Olive Garden, 119th & Blackbob. Each month a club member sponsors an event of his/her choosing - a gathering, a drive, BBQ, etc. We also take part in a variety of local events including the Lawrence Region AACA Car Show, the Kansas City All British Car Show, Heartland MG Regional and others. Members also participate in British auto events in Memphis, Tennessee, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Glenwood Springs, Colorado. All British cars are welcome and we have a good time helping each other with our cars and in sharing a common interest in keeping these wonderful works of art on the road.

Anyone interested in British cars (usually the older variety) is welcome to our club. Most members own one or more of these classics, however some join because they have an interest in them. Most members are local, but we have active members in 5 states and in Spain and South Africa. We are the Kansas Chapter for the North American MGA Register.

Dues are $20 per year payable to the treasurer at the first of the year. We have an annual membership roster that is published and distributed at our yearly holiday party in December. Members can access an up-to-date roster online. Members can also keep up on events at this website which will be updated with activities and information.

The Midwest MGA Club was founded in October 1980 at the Annual Lawrence Region AACA Car Show in Lawrence, Kansas. The four charter members were Ron Behm, Walt Crist, Ray Huffman and Eric Sole. The club has grown to a membership of 97 members. Our club is dedicated to having fun while preserving the legacy of the British sports car.