The creation of Westcoast Mopar Club was on the minds of the founding members for approximately two years before its formation. The goal was to create an organization in which members could share their passion for Mopars with fellow enthusiasts.  Activities like cruising, attending car shows, and the ability to swap or sell cars and parts were important as a foundation.

The club became official on October 21, 1989 with the insight of Pro-Tem (temporary) officers:  Allen Goodale, President; Pat Erdmann, Vice President; Pam Morphew, Secretary; and Julie Henderson, Treasurer.

The first election of officers by 25 of the founding members was held in February, 1990, with Pat Erdmann, President; Ernie Morphew, Vice President; Julie Henderson, Secretary and April Holt, Treasurer.  Barry Holtan and Scott Radkte designed the club logo, which has been recently re-designed using the same ideas of the original.  The First Show and Swap meet was held in June, 1990 at what is now known as Jerry Ulm Dodge Dealership in Tampa, Florida.  It was by all accounts a success -  more than 100 Mopars attended.

The club has survived several changes over the years and still boasts membership of many of its founding members.  There are at least two club-sponsored shows a year; the spring show in March and a mini show held at the anniversary picnic in October.  The show size has grown to over 225 cars entered in 2005. The Club actively participates in the annual Mopar event, Mopars with Big Daddy.