Who is WAM!

Established in 1982, Wichita Area Mopars, Inc. (WAM) is a Kansas Not-for-Profit MOPAR club based in Wichita, Kansas. WAM is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected annually by our membership.

We bring together people who share a passion for classic and modern MOPAR vehicles. Throughout the year, WAM hosts monthly meetings, the annual WAM ALL MOPAR MEET, club dinners, cruises, car shows, museum visits and other automotive events.

You don’t have to own a MOPAR to join. If you enjoy the cars, the history and the people surrounding the MOPAR hobby, you’re welcome at WAM.

Events

More Than Just a Car Club

We host events – big and small – through the year and raise funds and donations for local charity projects. Our monthly meetings and the All Mopar Meet once a year are aimed to make a difference in the community we live in. When you attend our fun monthly meetings you just may learn something from our technical presentations. We have professional automotive related guests with interesting presentations at some meetings.

Our Purpose

• To serve all members individually and collectively in a spirit of cooperation and fraternity and to promote the joint interests of the Chrysler Product car community. To promote good fellowship, pride of ownership in Chrysler Products, and family fun and enjoyment through participation in events and tours.
• To encourage the acquisition, restoration, preservation and maintenance of all Chrysler Products.
• To serve as a clearing house for information beneficial to and required by members.
• To support and promote legislation and regulatory actions and defend vigorously the rights and privileges of the old car and the special interest auto hobbies to use of public highways. byways, streets, to promote sound licensing provisions in local ordinances and State laws; to counter adverse legislative action proposed at the State level and inopportune regulatory moves of cities in Kansas.
• To publicize our hobby, to bring favorable public reflection to bear upon the hobby, and to make legislative authorities and the general public aware of the existence of the hobby, its historical values and preservation.
• To promote needful reforms in and consolidation of insurance protection and coverage at the lowest cost levels for all clubs and their affiliated members.
• To promote such other promotional and community service programs as will l reflect to the credit and success of the automotive hobby.