Photo by Jan Kocon
Raffle Tractor
Too Late, SOLD!.
Photo by Jan Kocon
X marks the spot.
To this on November 25, 2022
This is a picture of club member, Marshall Carper's fully restored 1967 Massey Ferguson 135 farm tractor which he donated to our Agriculture Museum just before he passed away on July 26, 2021. Finally, this morning, May 13, 2023, five of our club members went to Marshall and JoAnne's house, "loaded her up and brought her home". The 135 will be on permanent display in the museum building to honor Marshall's memory. To see all of today's pictures click on the red button here.
Finally, we would like to say thank you to all of the individuals, and companies that donated to our building fund and to our material suppliers, craftsmen and to the local businesses that assisted us in other ways throughout this project. To see a listing of all of those who are mentioned above, click on the button below.
To this on 02/17/21
" Sign Up Day"
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See you next year?
As a fundraiser, once again, our club is running a raffle with the first prize being a 1952 Ford 8N farm tractor, Serial # 117-G26CG, second prize is a Husqvarna 130 chainsaw and third prize is an ERTL toy tractor. Tickets are $3.00 each, two for $5.00 and a book of ten tickets for $20.00. You can pick up tickets at any of the shows or events we attend or you can mail order them by sending a check in the proper amount, made out to M.A.T. & G.E.C., Inc., 302 Fairgrounds Rd. Woodstock, Virginia 22664. I will fill out your stubs and deposit them into the drawing jug and return your part of the tickets to you via Uncle Sam's Snail Mail. We are also selling high quality, Amish made birdhouses. They can be picked up at any of the events we attend. Thank you for your support and GOOD LUCK!
Raffle Tractor Details
Filling The Museum
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Massanutten Antique Tractor & Gasoline Engine Club 2024
~ Notice to viewers: Our website has been and is experiencing several problems. Many pictures that were on, (and are back on), several of our event pages have, from time to time, mysteriously decided to disappear, all by themselves. Slide shows, after being installed according to directions supplied, have so many blank windows in them that I have totally given up trying to use the slide show feature and when you go to the website, you never know what any given page is going to look like, as many times, the information, pictures and/or the button locations have changed, again, mysteriously, all by themselves. I have called GoDaddy's "customer service department" and after spending considerable time with them on several different occasions, they have not been able to give me any solutions to correct the problems so, if you experience similar problems when you try to view the pictures, etc., that have been posted on any of our event pages, I apologize for the shoddy appearance of the site due to the less than favorable "customer service" that I have received. The latest answer I have gotten from "customer service" is that I will have to, "go to their new, upgraded program" and start all over again as they have made no provisions to move any of the information, pictures and/or pages from the "old website program" to their new version. Needless to say, I will not do that. In my humble opinion, using a GoDaddy website leaves a lot to be desired but for now, with all of the time I have invested in this site, that is all that I can do. Lou Kocon Jr., M.A.T.& G.E.C., Inc. Website Administrator
From this in early 2020
CONSTRUCTION OF OUR BUILDING IS FINALLY FINISHED. CLICK ON THE BUTTONS BELOW TO SEE PICTURES FROM BEGINNING TO THE END.