Our Story

About the Club

Founded in 1985 as a non-profit in Lacombe, Alberta — preserving and celebrating vintage tractors, engines, and machinery for over 40 years.

Vintage machinery
Our History

Built on a Shared Love of Iron & Steel

Created in 1985 as a non-profit, the goal of the Club is to promote, preserve and restore vintage tractors, engines, machinery and other items that were once used often in the past.

Since created, the Club has built a repair shop for restoration work that includes an attached meeting room. Many pieces of machinery are on display in our storage buildings and tours of the collection can be arranged at any time for those wishing to see a slice of history.

We have over 27 acres of show grounds in which we hold events throughout the year, like our popular Annual Father's Day Event which runs over the Father's Day weekend — fun for the whole family. Watch for new kid's activities and entertainment! Most events will also have a concession on site.

Our Values

What Drives Us

Passion

Every member shares a deep love for the craftsmanship and engineering of vintage machines.

Preservation

We're committed to preserving these machines for future generations to appreciate and learn from.

Authenticity

We value original parts, traditional techniques, and historically accurate restorations.

Community

Sharing knowledge, lending tools, and helping each other — that's what makes us a family.

27+

Acres of Show Grounds

2

Days — Father's Day Event

1985

Year Founded

40+

Years Strong

L.A. Vintage Machinery Club

A non-profit dedicated to promoting, preserving and restoring vintage tractors, engines and machinery in Lacombe, Alberta since 1985.

Contact

4200 – 58 Street, Lacombe, AB, T4L 1X2
Box 5541
403-782-6030

Club Meetings

2nd Thursday of every month

Doors open early, meeting at 7 PM

Main building on-site

New Members Always Welcome!

© 2026 L.A. Vintage Machinery Club. All rights reserved.

Preserving history, one machine at a time. Est. 1985, Lacombe, Alberta.