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AMCA Museum Grand Opening

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  • #16
    MGD
    the offical opening is June 8th for the general public, June 7th is a reception for AMCA members only. and yes they will have 2 things at once, plus a wedding that night.
    it is a very busy place, which means more people seeing our club at its finest
    Kevin
    Kevin Valentine 13
    EX-Chief Judge

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    • #17
      My sister-in-law is getting married at our house on the 7th and my wife says I have to be here. I sure wish she would get her priorities in order.

      Lonnie C. from SC
      Lonnie Campbell #9908
      South Cackalackey, U.S. of A.

      Come see us at the Tenth Annual AMCA Southern National Meet - May 17-19, 2019 at Denton FarmPark, Denton, N.C.

      Visit the website for vendor and visitor information at www.amcasouthernnationalmeet.com

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      • #18
        museum

        Did I miss the posting of all the pics of the Grand Opening of the bike display? Surely after all the discussion here SOMEONE would have taken pics and posted a report.

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        • #19
          Check out the home page of this web site
          Geoff Ringlé

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          • #20
            Thanks, I guess I was looking for pics from the opening day.

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            • #21
              They burned the trolley cars and tore up the tracks to make room for the buses.
              But, I guess an old bus rates a museum, too. Transportation can be a fickle business.
              I think Richmond had one of the first trolley lines in the nation.

              I like rail and tractors, too. I attended a nice show, week before last; was great fun
              and great location. It was hot as Hades, though. I saw a running 1903 Case steam tractor,
              littered with oil cups. Outstanding, but, whew, the heat was outrageous on a near 100° day.

              I feel for the travelling Aussie band; they may miss the opportunity. Good times take
              advance plan-making these days.
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              # 5844

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              • #22
                It was a hot day. Inside the museum was cool, in more ways than one. I felt that the display was spectacular. It was truly a great event for our club and kudos should go out to the people who put it together. Who was that anyhow? Denise

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                • #23
                  Ed Youngblood has just posted a major update to his website. There are lots of cool articles and a very nice story about the opening of The AMCA Gallery at Hershey.

                  Check out Ed Youngblood’s Motohistory here: http://www.motohistory.net/
                  Geoff Ringlé

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                  • #24
                    went to the museum last sunday and I have to say it was a great visit. It was done very well spent too much time there looking at everything. Kudo to the crew that set it up
                    Moose
                    aka Glenn

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                    • #25
                      Nice site.

                      But the links portion did not work for me.

                      George Greer
                      George Greer
                      AMCA # 3370

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