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USA LAND ROVER CLUBS

Atlantic Coast

(from north to south, more or less)

Bay State Rovers Association *
Rover Reference Newsletter

 

 

 

  • Address: c/o Chris Laws, 259 Great Western Road, South Denis, Massachusetts, 02660
  • Telephone: (508) 394-2680
  • Web: http://www.bsroa.com
  • email: bsroa@badgercoachworks.com
  • Fees: $40/yr.
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: The Rover Reference
    • Frequency: Bimonthly
    • Avg size: 16-30pp
    • Format: 8.5x11 loose
    • Other: missed two issues since 1990. Subsequently caught up with a double issue, otherwise no issues ever missed
  • Regular meetings:
  • Rallies: BSROA sponsors the annual Fall Heritage Rally
  • Size: 100 - 200
  • Coverage: Mostly Massachusetts
  • Profile: 90% post 1989 Defender/Disco/RR
  • Established: 1990
  • Incorporated: Yes
  • Media coverage:
  • Last contact; 24 February 2001 (address change)
  • Notes:
Downeast Land Rover Club
  • Address: 1576 Union Street, Bangor, Maine 04401
  • Tel: (207) 947-2114
  • Email: rovah@mint.net
  • Web: http://www.delrc.com
  • Fees: $25 individual, $40 family, $50 commercial
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: The Leaf and Coil
    • Frequency: quarterly
    • Avg size: avg 6 pages
    • Format:
  • Regular meetings:
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Primarily Maine and New Hampshire, Cdn maritime provinces
  • Size: 62
  • Profile: 40% Series, 40% Discovery/Defender, 20% Range Rover
  • Established: Spring 1997
  • Media coverage
  • Last Contact: January 1998

Ottawa Valley Land Rovers

While located in Canada, OVLR has more than half of its membership in the USA, primarily the US northeast

Green Mountain Land Rover Club

  • Address: PO Box 1319, Middlebury, VT 05753
  • Telephone:
  • Email: rewt@sover.net (John Antram)
  • Web:
  • Newsletter: None
    • Name:
    • Frequency:
    • Avg size:
    • Format:
  • Regular meetings: Meets the second Sunday of every month at 5pm at The Vermont Pub & Brewery, 144 College Street, Burlington, VT
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: North central Vermont
  • Size: 10
  • Profile: 2 light weights, 2 discos, 6-12 series LRs
  • Established: 11 August 1996
  • Notes:
  • Last Contact: October 1996

Empire Rover Owners Society
  • Address:
  • Telephone:
  • Email:
  • Fees: None
  • Newsletter: After a meticulous survey was conducted, EROS came to the conclusion that the best club publication in the Empire is the monthly Ottawa Valley Land Rovers newletter. Eschewing liability, deadlines and printing costs, EROS has thus proclaimed that the OVLR newsletter is the official newletter of the Empire Rover Owners Society.
    • Name: Ottawa Valley Land Rovers
    • Frequency: monthly
    • Avg size: 12-16 pages
    • Format: 11x17 folded.
  • web: http://www.Land-Rover.Team.Net/Empire/ (link is currently dead)
  • Regular meetings: At rallies
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Everywhere (New York State actually, but were Imperialist, so we may be closer than you think, infiltrating other clubs)
  • Size: Larger than you think
  • Profile: That would be telling. See Notes
  • Established: 1996
  • Last Contact: January 1998
  • Notes: How exclusive is the Empire Rover Owners Society ? We're not. In fact, membership in some form of local Land Rover owner club is nearly mandatory (the Empire needs to build its network of spies, old boy). EROS highly recommends joining a local club. If you don't have one, look under clubs here. Not to influence you, but given the official newsletter is from OVLR, you should join OVLR, but it should be recorded that a number of highly placed EROS members belong to one or more of the follo wing clubs: OVLR, (Ottawa, Canada), ROAV (Virginia, USA), and Pennine (Yorkshire, UK)

Finger Lakes Rover Club
  • Address: 98 Belcoda Drive, Rochester NY 14617
  • Tel: (716) 234-0681
  • Email: dave.johnson@worldnet.att.net (David Johnson)
  • Web:
  • Fees: $10/yr
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: Negative Earth
    • Frequency: quarterly
    • Avg size:
    • Format: 8.5"x11" stapled
  • Regular meetings:
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: upstate New York Area. Open to anyone, but specifically focused around the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany areas
  • Size: approx 50
  • Profile: 80% coil sprung (1.3 rovers per member)
  • Established: 1996
  • Last Contact: January 1998
  • Notes:

Land Rover Club of Florida
  • Address: 3218 Downs Cove Rd, Windermere, FL 34786
  • Tel: 407- 782-7713 Stephen Peters, President
  • Web: http://www.floridalandroverclub.com
  • Email: Our2rovers@aol.com
  • Fees: $25/year
  • Newsletter:
    • Editor: DIFLOC@aol.com
    • Name: Rovermation
    • Frequency: Quarterly
    • Avg size: 8 to 12 pp
    • Format:
  • Regular meetings: Monthly, with bi-monthly events
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Florida
  • Profile:
  • Size:
  • Established:
  • Last Contact: Oct 1999
  • Status: Alive and well, it almost died in 1997, but has recovered
West Connecticut Rover Club
  • Address: P.O. Box 1212 Avon, Connecticut, 06001
  • Tel: (860) 408-9308
  • Email: wcrover@aol.com
  • Web:
  • Fees: $15 per year
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: The Overland
    • Frequency: bimonthly
    • Avg size: 8 pages
    • Format: 11x17 folded
  • Regular meetings:
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Western Connecticut
  • Size: 45
  • Profile: 50% Series vehicles, 50% post 1987
  • Established: 1997
  • Last Contact: 10 March 1998
  • Notes:

Yankee Rovers
  • Address:David Ducat, 1006 Goshen Hill Road, Lebanon, CT 06249
  • Tel: (860) 642-6903
  • Email:
  • Web:
  • Fees:
  • Newsletter:
    • Name:
    • Frequency:
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    • Format:
  • Regular meetings:
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage:
  • Size:
  • Profile:
  • Established:
  • Last Contact: Spring 1995
  • Notes: Seems to be a loose association

New York Land Rover Club
  • Address: PO Box 2235, Halesite NY, 11743
  • Tel: (516) 271-4808
  • Email: roversny@aol.com
  • Web:
  • Fees: $50 per year
  • Newsletter:
    • Name:
    • Frequency: Quarterly (proposed)
    • Avg size:
    • Format:
  • Regular meetings:
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Long Island, Westchester and Manhattan (New York City)
  • Size: 120 families
  • Profile: 15% Series, 30% Range Rover, 40% Discovery, 15% Defender
  • Established: March 1997
  • Last Contact: January 1998
  • Notes:
Royal Offroad Vehicle Expeditionary and Recreational Society"
  • web: http://www.roversclub.org/
  • Email:: sean@crazyfishdesigns.com
  • Fees: $25 per year per year includes decal and window sticker
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: The Fairlead
    • Frequency: bimonthly
    • Avg size: 3-4 pages
    • Format: 8.5x11, photocopied/stapled
  • Regular meetings: Bimonthly
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: PA, DE, NJ, MD )
  • Size: 45 (approx)
  • Profile:
  • Established: Summer 1995
  • Last Contact: November 2005
  • Notes: An active club in eastern Pennsylvania. Newsletter is always on time.
Rover Owner's Association of Virginia *
ROAV
  • Address: 1633 Melrose Parkway, Norfolk, VA, 23508-1730 USA
  • Telephone:
  • Email: rover@pinn.net (Sandy Grice)
  • Web: http://www.roav.org/
  • Fees: $20/yr (US)
  • Newsletter:
    • Name: The Gearbox
    • Frequency: Quarterly
    • Avg size: 14pp avg
    • Format: 8.5x11 stapled or 11x17 stapled (depends on issue)
    • Other: ROAV has not missed an issue since 1988.
  • Rallies: ROAV sponsors the Mid-Atlantic Rally . The Mid-Atlantic is the largest single club rally in the United States
  • Regular meetings: Annual General Meeting in January
  • Incorporated: Yes
  • Coverage: Mostly Virginia, with members up the East Coast
  • Size: 186
  • Profile: Mostly Series Land Rovers. Mixed.
  • Media coverage: Land Rover Owner and Land Rover World have covered the ROAV Mid-Atlantic Rally
  • Established: 1975 (The oldest American Land Rover club)
  • Last Contact: March 1999
  • Notes: ROAV runs the largest Land Rover club rally in North America

Mostly Metro Washington DC Rovers
  • Address: none
  • Tel: none
  • Web:
  • Email: mm-info@grovelhouse.org
  • Fees: none
  • Newsletter: none
    • Name: none
    • Frequency: never
    • Avg size: 0 pages
    • Format: you just aren't getting this no newsletter thing are you?
  • Regular meetings: mostly at other club's rallies
  • Irregular meetings: as often as we can
  • Incorporated: No, not even a little bit.
  • Coverage: Mostly Metro Washington DC, (get it?) members as far north as DE, as far south as Richmond/Norfolk VA
  • Profile: 50/50 coil/leaf. we are more interested in having fun than whining about the merits of coils vs. leafs)
  • Size: around 50.
  • Established: march 1997, if you can call it established!!
  • Last Contact: july 1998
  • Notes: we like mud, legislation and beer, not necessarily in that order.
Fort Pitt Land Rover Club - aka- Plastic Land Rover Society
  • Address:
  • Tel:
  • Web: http://www.fplrg.com/
  • Email: urbncby@nauticom.net (Scott Wickham)
  • Fees: $35 per year
  • Newsletter: none
    • Name:
    • Frequency:
    • Avg size:
    • Format:
  • Regular meetings: Club meetings are held every month on the second Saturday at 5:30 pm
  • Incorporated: No
  • Coverage: Pennsyltucky (Pittsburgh, western PA, Kentucky)
  • Profile: 99.9% Series vehicles and one token Range Rover. (They have a thing about plastic grilles though)
  • Size: dozen or so.
  • Established: 1996 at the OVLR Birthday party
  • Last Contact: December 2007
  • Notes: The Fort Pitt Land Rover Group (FPLRG) was formed in 1996 after Scott Wickham, Jon Humphrey, and Russ Wilson went to "The Mighty Oak" bar for a few cold ones after retrieving Scott's new-used Series III 88" from a hill side in McKeesport. We are more or less a Land Rover social club with a diverse membership based around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our members have interests in off-roading, truck ownership, maintaining an original Series truck as their daily driver and even a fanatic or two who eat, sleep, and breath Land Rovers. From off-roading, events, socializing, to full restorations and impromptu technical sessions, our club has something to offer for everyone.


Royal Range Rover Society
  • Address: 409 State Rte 17 S, Paramus, New Jersey 07652-2984
  • Last Contact: Spring 1994

Rover Owner & Vehicle Enthusiast Register Status: Dead (since at least 1992. From LRO mailing list 1996)

Notes
  • An Asterisk "*" Denotes membership in the Association of North American Rover Clubs (ANARC)
  • Accuracy: Parts of this list is to be considered as accurate per the "Last Contact" note which indicates when information was last updated. The editors of this list make no guarantees to organizations listed to actually carry out events, produce a newsletter, etc. Where it is proven (For the purposes of this page, receipts of newsletter rs at the OVLR editors door or a similarly reliable source) that a club/organization has produced a newsletter, it is mentioned.)
   
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