The FALCON CLUB of AMERICA, INC. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the Falcon automobile built by the Ford Motor Company from 1960 to 1970. The FCA was founded by Roy Sword in 1979 and is incorporated under Arkansas state law. Yearly dues to the Falcon Club of America are $38.00 ($45.00, payable in US funds, for international North America membership, and $57.00 for international off-shore membership) and are payable to:

The Falcon Club of America,
P.O. Box 113
Jacksonville, AR 72078-0113

The Falcon News is published monthly with information from its members.

The FCA will send notice to each member the month before membership expires. Be sure to send your renewal in early to retain your original membership number. If you do not renew your membership within 90 days of expiration, your membership number will be placed in the inactive file and will no longer be used by the club.

The KEYSTONE CHAPTER was formed in 1988. The purpose of this organization is to preserve the Ford-made Falcon (1960 to 1970) throughout the world, to advance the acceptance of the Ford-made Falcon and to promote good fellowship. The chapter serves the geographical area of Eastern PA, Northern NJ and Southern NY. The Keystone Chapter is a non-profit organization and is incorporated under Pennsylvania state law. All members of the Keystone Chapter must hold membership with the Falcon Club of America. Ownership of a Ford made Falcon automobile is not required for membership.

Annual dues are $12.00, due by August 31st. Dues can be paid at the Macungie meet or
sent to the Keystone Chapter Treasurer.

Virginia Servas
Keystone Chapter Treasurer
P.O. Box 10
Center Valley, PA 18034-0010

Notices of annual dues are given in the Keystone Newsletter. Members shall be considered delinquent in the payment of dues after December 31st. Delinquent club members will be dropped from the Keystone roster.