The Marmon Club

The Marmon Club is an international organization for people who admire Marmon automobiles and their history. With more than 200 members worldwide, it welcomes enthusiasts whether or not they own a car. The club celebrates Marmon’s legacy, including the company’s production of more than 110,000 automobiles from 1903 to 1933 and the Marmon Wasp’s victory in the first Indianapolis 500 in 1911.

The club’s central mission is to maintain a current list of surviving Marmons and help keep these historic vehicles running. It works to connect owners with parts and people skilled in Marmon mechanics. Members can explore information about the cars, consult technical advisors, and find club resources such as automobile and parts listings, classified notices, and a newsletter.

The club’s annual Marmon Muster is a social gathering where members meet and drive their cars. Its website also shares the marque’s history, member-car information, club contacts, and updates. Anyone interested in discovering the ingenuity and appeal of these antique automobiles is invited to join and participate as much or as little as they choose.