Joyce Rush

Members Of The Board Of Directors

Jay Sibert

2017Club Officers

Donn Coffman

Mike Lober

Lou Kocon Jr.

Club Officers.

President: Janet Kocon

Vice President: Mike Lober

Secretary: Ibby Stratton

Treasurer: (Position being handled by professional bookkeeper since Beverly Coker resigned on 04/26/17)

Membership Secretary: Joyce Rush

Jan Kocon

Ibby Stratton

Bill Wetzel

Gloria Ryman

Jim Stup

Mark Tanis

Ralph Ritter

Our club newsletter is produced and edited by Gloria Ryman.

Our website is administered by Lou Kocon Jr.

Memberships Dues are collected annually in March and are due by March 31st of each year. The cost per year is presently $15 for an adult. Yearly dues for children fifteen and under are half the price of adult dues.

You can request a membership application by "Snail Mail" or by email. When you get it, fill it out and send it along with a check in the appropriate amount made payable to the Massanutten Antique Tractor & Gasoline Engine Club (MAT&GEC) or you can come to any monthly club meeting and sign up for membership there or you can see us at any club event. If using "Snail Mail", send to Massanutten Antique Tractor Club, P.O. Box 476, Edinburg, Virginia 22824. Your membership card and a set of Club Bylaws will be sent to you. For contact information for the Membership Secretary, click on the Contact Us button above.

"Teach your children the joy of restoring, preserving and playing with antique tractors and they will never have enough money left to get into drugs!"

About Us:

TheMassanutten Antique Tractor & Gasoline Engine Club, Inc. was established by a few local residents back in 1989. Their idea at that time was to preserve antique tractors, gasoline engines, farm implements, and equipment.

Over the years, the club has grown from a few members to a membership that averages over one hundred members. While our activities too have increased over the years, our main focus is still on the preservation of the tractors, engines and equipment that helped to put food on the tables in "a simpler time" not so long ago. To that end, we have an annual show where members and non-members are encouraged to bring their tractors, engines, implements and equipment and to demonstrate how some of these things were used "back in the day".

Also, over the years, our club has become more community minded by supporting and donating considerable money to many local charities. We always welcome new members, those who share similar interests, and those who would just like to see how things were done, "in the good old days".

"IN GOD AND COUNTRY WE TRUST!"

Board of Directors