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AACA Clubs & Organizations (Automobile) Coachbuilders AACA Coachbuilders 1. AACA Events • Coachbuilders (history, general) 2. Events Elegance 1. Abbott, E.D. 3. History Committee 2. Accossatto 4. Library 3. Ackley, L.M. 5. Library Auction 4. ACG 6. Merchandise 5. Acme Wagon 7. Museum 6. Aerocell 8. National Awards Committee 7. A.H.A. 9. National Board 8. Alcoa Aluminum 10. Presidents 9. Allegheny Ludlum 11. Regions History 10. Alden, Fisk 12. Registration – Antique Auto 11. American Coach & Body 12. American Wagon Clubs & Organizations (Automobile) 13. America’s Body Co. 14. American Custom 1. AAA (American Automobile Assoc.) 15. Ames Body 2. Auburn Cord Duesenberg Club 16. Ansart & Teisseire 3. Automobile Club of America (ACA) 17. Armbruster Stageway 4. Automobile Manufacturers Association (AMA) 18. ASC 5. Automobile Clubs – Australia 19. A.T. DeMarest 6. Bugatti Owner’s Club 20. Auburn 7. Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) 21. Audineau, Paul 8. CCCA Midwest 22. Automotive Body Company 9. Cross Country Motor Club 23. Avon Body Co. 10. FIVA (Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens) 24. Babcock, H.H. 25. Baker Raulang 11. Horseless Carriage Club of America (HCCA) 26. Balbo 12. Lincoln Continental Owner’s Club 27. Barclay 13. Mercedes-Benz Club of America 28. Barker 14. Automobile Club – Michigan 29. Bekvallete 15. Automobile Clubs – Misc. 30. Berkeley 16. Model T Ford Club International 31. Bernath 17. MVMA (Motor Vehicle Manuf. Assoc.) 32. Bertone 18. Automobile Clubs – New Zealand 33. Biddle & Smart 19. Automobile Clubs – Philadelphia 34. Bivouac 20. Royal Automobile Club – London 35. Bohman & Schwartz 21. SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) 36. Boneschi 22. SVVCCA (Susquehanna Valley Vintage Sports Car Club) 37. Boyertown Auto Body Work 38. Brewster 23. UAW (United Auto Workers) 39. Briggs 24. USCAR (U.S. Council for Automotive Research) 40. Brooks-Ostruk 25. Vintage Chevrolet Club of America (VCCA) 41. Brozik 26. Vintage Sports Car Club (VSCC) 42. Brunn 27. Veteran Motor Car Club of America (VMCCA) 43. Bub Body Corp 28. Veteran Car Club of Belgique 44. Bucklew 29. Veteran Car Club of Great Britain 45. Budd 30. VW Auto Club of U.S. 46. Buehrig 47. Burr 48. Calumet Truck 49. Candy Apple 50. Canta 51. Cantrell 52. Carbodies 105. Garavini 53. Car Mart 106. Gerstenslager 54. Carrazzorie 107. Ghia 55. Castanga 108. Glaser 56. Chaseside 109. Graber 57. Chattanooga 110. Graff 58. Clark of Oshkosh 111. Graham Brothers 59. Clippinger 112. Grandeur Motor Car Corp. 60. Coachcraft 113. Graves & Congdon 61. Cockshoot, Joseph 114. Grumman 62. Cole & Sons 115. Gyselynck & Selliez 63. Collins Plow Co. 116. Hackney Bros 64. Collings Carriage Co. 117. Hayes-Hunt 65. Columbia 118. Hebmuller, Joseph 66. Columbian Steel Tank 119. Heil Co. 67. Coriasco 120. Campbell Body 68. Cretors Truck Bodies 121. Hess & Eisenhardt 69. Custom Fab 122. Heuliez 70. Custom Examples 123. Hibbard & Darrin 71. Custom & Experimental 124. Hicks 72. Cunard 125. Highland 73. Darrin 126. Highway Trailer 74. Davy 127. Holbrook 75. Delahaye 128. Hooper 76. Derham Custom 129. Hooton, Gordon B. 77. D’Heure, Paul 130. Hurst 78. D’Ieteren 131. International Body Works 79. Dorr & Schreck 132. Italdesign 80. Drauz & Cie 133. Jerr-Dan 81. Drouet & Gaucher 134. Judkins 82. DT – Design & Technik 135. Karmann 83. Duchatelet 136. Karry-All (Knapheide) 84. Dunham Coach 137. Kathe 85. Duo Power 138. Kellison Fiberglass 86. Duriez 139. Kelmark GT 87. Eagle Coach 140. Kidron 88. Economy Coach 141. Kimball, Chicago 89. Emess Coach 142. Knapheide Contractor 90. English Coach Builders 143. Kong, Walter 91. Facel 144. Kruck 92. Faget Varnet 145. Labourdette, Henri 93. Felber 146. La Dawri 94. Fiberglass & Plastic 147. Langenthal 95. Figoni & Falaschi 148. Larkins 96. Fisher Body 149. Lamplugh 97. Fitzjohn 150. LeBaron 98. Ford 151. Lindividual 99. Fleetwood 152. London Coach 100. Franay 153. Lyn Airvan 101. Freestone 154. Lyons 102. Frua, Pietro 155. Manessius 103. Fullers 156. Maple Body Frames 104. Galion 157. Martin-Parry 158. Master 210. Sprengers, Theo 159. Masury & Son 211. S&S 160. Maythorn & Son 212. Stageway Coaches 161. McKay Carriage 213. Stahl 162. Mercury Body 214. Stoughton 163. Meritas 215. Superior Body 164. Metropolitan Body Co. 216. Superior Coach 165. Mid-State Body Co. 217. Supreme Inner-City 166. Midwest Body 218. Thompson, E.J. 167. Mifflinburg 219. Thrupp & Maberly 168. Moloney 220. Touring 169. Montpelier 221. Traditional Coach Works 170. Monviso 222. Tra-Tech 171. Morgan Van Body 223. Trend 172. Morrison 224. Unicorn 173. Morysville Utility 225. Union City Body 174. Mowag 226. Universal Hoist & Body 175. Murphy, Walter M. 227. Utilimaster 176. Murray 228. Utility Traliers 177. National Coach 229. Utility Truck Distributors 178. Newsome, S. H. 230. Valley Manufacturing 179. Norddeutsche Karosseriefabrik Conrad 231. Van Den Plas Pollman 232. Viotti 180. Officine Stampaggi Industriali (OSI) 233. Wacker Truck 181. Omaha 234. Wildanger, Joseph 182. Park Ward 235. Waldoch 183. Patony 236. Waterhouse 184. Perfection 237. Wayne Works 185. Phillips 238. Wendler 186. PininFarina (Pinin-Farina) 239. Western Auto Body 187. Plates 240. Weymann 188. Premier Autos 241. Wilson, C.R. 189. Quinby 242. Willy Van Den Plas 190. Radford, Harold 243. Windover 191. Ranalah Coachwork 244. Wolfington 192. Reading (truck) 245. Worblaufen 193. Rebuilding 246. Wood Hydraulic 194. Revellie, Mario 247. York Hoover Body 195. Rex Mfg. 248. Young, James LTD. 196. Rex-Watson 249. Zagato 197. Roman Chariot 250. Zender 198. Rometsch 251. Zimmermann, E. 199. Salmons & Sons 200. Saotchik, J. Collections 201. Savio Libraries 202. Scioneri 1. Benson Ford Research Center 203. Schaefer Body Co. 2. International Motor Racing Research Center 204. Schutte Body Co. (Charles Schutte) 3. Motor Vehicle Research of New Hampshire 205. Seaman Museums 206. Sibona • Museums (General, History, Rosters, Etc.) 207. Southernaire 1. Aalholm - Denmark 208. Sport Body Works 2. Aberdeen Ordinance 209. Springfield Metal Body 3. Adirondack - NY 4. Allday - England 57. Classic Car Showcase – TX 5. America on Wheels – Allentown PA 58. Clearfield Community Museum – PA 6. American Historical Truck – Allentown PA 59. Cleres Antique Automobile Museum – France 7. American Museum of Fire Fighting – NY 60. Cole Land Transportation – ME 8. American Road Museum – VA 61. Collections Zargoza – Mexico 9. Aquarius No. 1 Fire Museum – NH 62. Collier Collection 10. Larz Anderson, MA 63. Company Run 11. Auburn Cord Duesenberg 64. Comstock Firemen’s Museum – NV 12. Aurora Regional Fire Museum – IL 65. Craven Foundation Automobile Museum 13. Ausable Chasm – NY 66. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum 14. Auto Aviation – OH 67. Cucamonga CA 15. Automotive Hall of Fame 68. Cussler Museum – CO 16. Automotive History Collection – Holland 69. Daimler-Benz – Germany 17. Automuseum van Brussel 70. Dallas Firefighters – TX 18. Autos of Yesterday – MO 71. Denver Firefighters Museum – CO 19. Autorium – WA 72. Detroit Historical Museum – MI 20. Brook Stevens 73. Deutsches Fererwehr Museum V. Fulda 21. Autoworld – Brussels, Belgium 74. Donington Park – England 22. Behring Auto Museum – CA 75. Dribergen National Museum – Holland 23. Berliet Foundation – France 76. Durret’s Museum – GA 24. Carlo Biscaretti – Italy 77. Eastern Museum of Motor Racing 25. Bishop Museum & Historical Society – CA 78. Edison Institute – Greenfield Village 26. Blackhawk Collection – CA 79. Ellenville Motor Museum – NY 27. BMW Museum 80. Filching Manor and Motor Museum – England 28. Bomoseen Auto Museum – VT 81. Fire Museum of Greater Harrisburg 29. Boothbay Railway Village 82. Fire Museum of Maryland 30. Boston Museum of Science 83. Fire Museum of Memphis 31. Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles 84. Fire Museum of Texas 32. Bridgewater Auto Museum – NY 85. Fire Museum of York County – PA 33. Briggs Cunningham – CA 86. Firefighter’s Museum of Nova Scotia 34. British Transport – London 87. Firefighting Museum of the Home Insurance NY 35. Caister Castle Museum – England 88. Fire Service National Museum – England 36. California Museum of Science & Industry 89. Flint Michigan 37. Cammack Collection 90. Henry Ford – Greenfield Village MI 38. Canadian Automotive Museum – Ontario 91. Henry Ford Old Car Festival 39. Carillon Park – OH 92. Henry Ford – Sports Cars in Review 40. Carnival of Cars – NY 93. Ford Homes 41. Car & Carriage Caravan – VA 94. Forney, J.D. 42. Carriage Cavalcade – FL 95. Forney Transportation Museum – CO 43. Carriage Museum of America 96. Ft. Lauderdale Antique Car Museum 44. Cars of the Greats – Niagara CAN 97. Franklin Automobile Museum – AZ 45. Cars & Music of Yesterday – FL 98. France – Museums 46. Cavalcade of Cars (Charley Wood) – NY 99. FWD Museum- WI 47. Central Ohio Fire Museum & Learning Center 100. Gast, Strasburg PA 48. Central Texas Museum of Automotive History 101. Gaylord Michigan Antique Car Museum 49. Chateau de Rochetaille – France 102. Germany – Museums 50. Cheddar Motor & Transport Museum – England 103. Getty Museum 51. Chicago Historical Antique Automobile Museum 104. Gilmore Classic Car – MI 52. Children’s Museum – IN 105. Gilltraps Auto – Australia 53. Chrysler, Walter P. 106. Glasgow Museum of Transport 54. Cincinnati Fire Museum 107. Glendale Fire Dept. Museum – CA 55. Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation (Helms) 108. Golden Age of Trucking 56. Classic Car Museum – CAN 109. Goyette Museum 110. Grand Manor – NH 163. Montagu Motor Museum, England 111. Hall of Fame Firefighting – AZ 164. Montana Historical Society 112. Haris Testverek – Budapest Hungary 165. Museum of Motoring Memories, VA 113. Harrah’s Automobile Collection 166. Museum of Motoring Progress, MA 114. Hartford Heritage Center – WI 167. Movieland Wax Museum, CA 115. Hartmanns Historicum Sargans 168. Movie World, CA 116. Haynes, Elwood Museum 169. Muehlbach, Henry, AZ 117. Hays Truck – CA 170. Murchio Museum, NY 118. Hazard’s Museum of Carriages – CA 171. Musee De L’Auto Chateau De Grandson, FR 119. Hemp Antique Vehicles 172. Musee de la Sarthe, de l’ automobile 120. Hendricks Motor Sports – NC 173. Musee Francais de L’automobile, FR 121. Henry’s Museum Myrtle Beach SC 174. Musee National de L’Automobile, Schlumpf, 122. Herbosch, Belgium FR 123.
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