Location & Access
Nestled in the heart of McKinney, Texas, at the historic McKinney Cotton Mill complex—a restored 1910 landmark once known as the world’s largest denim manufacturer—E3 McKinney Motor Club offers a premier destination for automotive enthusiasts.
This iconic site, now the Cotton Mill Arts & Design District, blends rustic industrial charm with modern elegance, providing an inspiring backdrop for vehicle storage, restoration, and community gatherings. Just like our other E3 locations across Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and Texas, members enjoy secure storage options, including floor storage as well as optional elevated 4-post lifts for your prized vehicles, along with 24/7 access for ultimate convenience.
As a member, you can dive into hands-on projects in our nicely outfitted DIY shop area featuring a car lift, specialty tools, and workbenches. Afterwards, unwind in the lounge with fellow like-minded auto enthusiasts, gather together to watch a race or even visit the on-site coffee shop and art galleries.
Centrally located in the vibrant north Dallas area, E3 McKinney Motor Club lives in the former Tupps Brewery location. This unique spot combines the site’s National Register of Historic Places heritage—complete with authentic industrial design and unique architectural features—with all the amenities you’ve come to expect from E3, fostering a true sense of community where you can store, restore, and relax in style. Club memberships are available for non-storage users as well, ensuring everyone can join the excitement in this one-of-a-kind arts and design hub.
About the Owner
Jason McCall is a native Texan with a lifelong passion for motorsports that ignited in high school in the North Dallas area with his first car, a classic ‘72 Camaro RS. His automotive journey truly flourished during college at Texas A&M University, where he joined the university-sponsored Sports Car Club (TAMSCC). There, he sharpened his skills in autocross, track days, and high-performance driving events.
A seasoned competitor in SCCA Solo National events, Jason has driven an impressive array of vehicles, including a Subaru STi, Mazda RX-8, Mitsubishi Evo, MX-5 Miata, and BMW 318is. His deep affinity for American muscle cars led him to immerse himself in the National F-Body community, where he owned and tracked multiple 3rd- and 4th-generation Camaros and Firebirds.
His racing pursuits evolved into endurance road racing through series like ChampCar and WRL. Teaming up with college buddies under the Pontini Racing banner, they built and campaigned a formidable 1998 Firebird, competing and podiuming in events at tracks like COTA, Harris Hill, TWS (RIP), NOLA, MSR-Houston, Cresson, and Eagles Canyon.
Today, Jason continues to race actively with Pontini Racing in a 2014 Subaru BRZ, while also tackling time trials and gearing up for the Big Bend Open Road Race in his modified 2004 CTS-V, affectionately known as “Badillac”.
Boasting more than two decades of hands-on experience in wrenching, racing, and nurturing car communities, Jason is now channeling his expertise into creating a secure, fully equipped haven for fellow enthusiasts at E3 McKinney Motor Club. His vision is to build a premier facility where members can store, restore, maintain, and relax with their prized vehicles in fellowship with a community of gearheads —a true clubhouse and home for automotive passionate people.