The Chickasha Antique Auto Club held their 2022 Officer Installation banquet Saturday, January 22, 2022 at the Epworth Methodist Church.
 2022 Officers are as follows: President- Harold Irby; Vice-President/Treasurer- Bill Venable; Secretary- Candace Smith; Director 1- Chase O’Brien; Museum Director- Bud Andrus.
 The Club is preparing for the May and October Swap Meet Events for 2022.
 The May Swap Meet event is May 12-13-14, 2022 the October Swap Meet event is October 13-14-15, 2022.
 The Chickasha Antique Auto Club has been hosting the Chickasha Swap Meet event since 1969. It is the longest running and largest auto swap meet in Oklahoma. Held on 20 acres (approx.) located at 712 East Choctaw Avenue Chickasha, Ok 73018
 To be a vendor at the Chickasha Swap Meet at least 80% of the items on the space(s) must be auto related. The Chickasha Swap Meet event is a rain or shine event.
 The Chickasha Antique Auto Club was founded January 9, 1969. The Club is dedicated to the history and preservation of antique automobiles and all other early transportation. The Club is headquartered in the restored Rock Island Depot on the east end of Chickasha Avenue where it maintains a transportation museum.
 Funding for the Club comes from two Antique Auto Swap meets – one in the spring and one in the fall. Proceeds from over thirty-five years of swap meets have enabled the Club to build a museum building in Borden Park and to save and restore the Rock Island Depot. Both the Depot and the Borden Park building have been donated to the City of Chickasha.
 For over 50 years, the Club has promoted car shows, parades, and tours. In addition, the club supports a local mission for homeless people, church groups, and other charitable programs.
 The only requirement for membership is the love of antique cars. The Club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the Depot. Visitors are always welcome.