Although the club has its headquarters in Canterbury, it is very much countrywide as the name implies. There are a sprinkling of members and families throughout the North Island, but as can be expected, many more in the South Island. Approximately 60 per cent of club members would be in Canterbury, with the remainder in other parts of the South Island and Overseas. It is great to have so many joining who live in Otago and Southland. Membership is attained by interested people applying for nomination.   A completed nomination form is received by the Committee and forwarded to the following Club Meeting as a  new nomination.   From there the name/s are published in the next issue of the magazine.  At the following month's Club meeting the new nominations are put to the vote and if accepted become new members.

Being such a young Club, it is almost unbelievable to realize that the Club is by far the biggest Vintage Machinery Club in the country. After our first three years in existence we had exceeded the 500 members mark, this being made up of over 300 families, now nine years after we started we have over 500 memberships, many of which are family memberships taking our number to in excess of  700, and every month we welcome more members to our number. Merchandise available from the Club at present is Club badges, monograms, vinyl transfers for tractor or car, and caps.