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Regional Motorcar Clubs |
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Regional Motorcar Clubs |
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| Kenneth Annett | 519.969.8695 or contact by e-mail |
| Atlanta Railcar Transportation LLC |
See the link to "Registration Info" on each of the trip's web pages. Registrations are first come, first served. Should the trip sell out (and they always do) we will have a waiting list. You will receive a reply when we receive your registration. No registrations will be handled by email or the web, and no "pre-reservations" are accepted. If you have not received our flyers, sent in late January, you need to get on our mailing list by contacting us by e-mail or writing to Atlanta Railcar Transportation, c/o Bobby Moreman, 3520 Cold Spring Lane, Chamblee, GA 30341 |
| Atlantic Rail Cars, LLC | Warren Riccitelli, Manager, 401.232.5640, contact by e-mail |
| Randall S. Dyer | 865.475.9539 |
| First Iowa Subdivision |
The First Iowa Division and its officers assume no responsibility for any property damage or personal injury which may occur on a First Iowa sponsored excursion. Tom Jenness 712.225.2614, contact
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| Great Lakes Railcars | Great Lakes Railcars sponsors motor car excursions primarily in Illinois, Indiana, Lower and Michigan. GLRC is made up of the former Hoosier Railcars, Illinois Division of Narcoa and Wolverine Motorcars. It has about 160 members and sends out a quarterly newsletter listing all excursions. Trip reports and other information may also be included in the newsletter. |
| Heart of the Heartlands | Midwest motorcar organization: pictures, excursion schedule, etc. |
| Kansas Wheatlands Division of NARCOA, Inc. | James D. McKeel, President, 316.721.4378, contact by e-mail |
| Larry Maynard | 570.538.9050, contact by e-mail |
| Motorcar Operators West (MOW) | NARCOA Affiliate based in the California area. |
| Nehalem Bay Railway Speeders | A NARCOA Affiliate serving the Oregon Area. President: Wally Burton, 43400 Carol Dr., Nehalem, Or 97131 (503) 368 6496, contact by e-mail |
| NorthEast Rail Car Association (NERCA) | A NARCOA Affiliate in the New England Area. As most know, we have expanded membership and events in to PA, NJ and NY, leading us to change our name from New New England Rail Car Association to the NorthEast Rail Car Association. |
| North Central Railcars | First NARCOA Affiliate, serving Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, and surrounding areas |
| Northern Central Railcars Association NCRA | Organized primarily for riding the Northern Central Railroad from New Freedom to York, PA. Write for membership application to: Eileen Shrey, 54 Adams Road, New Freedom, PA 17349 (e-mail address: EShrey@aol.com) |
| Ohio Valey Railcars (OVR) | A NARCOA Affiliate dedicated to the organization of motorcar excursions in the Ohio Valley Region. OVR Rule Addendums |
| Pacific Railcar Operators (PRO) | A NARCOA Affiliate, serving the Western US and Canada, General Order #2 (PDF) |
| Railcar Operators of the Carolinas (RO-C) | Motorcar organization having excursions primarily on railroads in North Carolina, South Carolina, and surrounding areas. |
| Charles Rausch | 804.977.7826 |
| Southeastern Railcar Operators (SERO) | Motorcar club based in the Florida area. |
| Southwest Railcar Limited (SWRC) | A NARCOA Affiliate based in Nevada. Extra Rules. |
| Track Motorcars Of Ontario (TMOO) |
Track Motorcars Of Ontario is an Ontario Non-Profit Corporation dedicated to the promotion of the motorcar hobby in this province. Anyone wishing a membership may contact us. Jim Brown, President Depot@csolve.net |
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A new NARCOA affiliate. The VRA is a NJ based group of railroad enthusiusts, who's heart lies in seeing the creation of the NJ State Transportation Museum and the preservation and restoration of railroad related items in general. To reach this end the group runs train and motor car excursions, leases and maintains the Hawthorne NJ train station, owns and operates 2 motor cars and generally gets involved in all types of railroad related projects. We like to think our slogan says it all "So close.....Only the paycheck is missing." Contact: K.C. Smith , who is the VP of Operations is the contact person and he can be reached at the clubs e-mail address volunteerra@yahoo.com The groups phone number is 201.262.3455. |
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| Wilderness Tours of NARCOA LLC | Wilderness Tours of NARCOA LLC requires that all operators have NARCOA insurance and Rule Book Certification Cards. We have a 25-car limit on all tours. If you would like more information, call 608.839.4939, or Fax 608.839.5595, contact by e-mail, or write to Wilderness Tours, Box 25, Cottage Grove, WI 53527. |
| Australian Society of Section Car Operators, Inc., ASSCO | Newly-formed restoration and excursion enthusiast organization based in Australia. |
| Cotton Valley Rail
Trail Club Wolfeboro NH. |
CVRTC was formed in the summer of 1992. We presently have a compliment of 100 members. CVRTC is a Motor Car Club dedicated to Railroad preservation. CVRTC maintains and operates a 12 mile state owned corridor located in the state of NH between the towns of Wolfeboro NH and Sandbornville NH. Members must maintain a current NH OHRV sticker in order to fall within the States Bureau of Trails umbrella of Ins coverage. CVRTC has members throughout New England, with many members affiliated with NARCOA. |
| C.P. Huntington Railroad Historical Society, Inc Motorcar Division. | We are Part of this National Railway Historical Society and have a small but growing membership and motorcar owners. Most now belong to Narcoa and are insured. We operate excursions in Kentucky and Ohio, and will operate in Michigan in 2001. Membership is required in the Historical Society, and we encourage membership in Narcoa and other motorcar organizations such as Ohio Valley Railcar. Contact Don Maxwell at e-mail contact by e-mail. |
| German Railcar Collection | Germany, Stefan John |
| New Brunswick Recreational Rail Riders (NBRRR) | We started in 1999. We lease a 9 1/2 mile line off the province of New Brunswick. The line runs between Nackawic and Millville, just north of Fredericton, NB. Visitors are always welcome with some notification. We have relaid eight pieces of track that the local snowmobile club removed for their trails. |