The Nebraska Rod & Custom Association was created to protect special interest vehicle owners today, and to ensure that future generations can enjoy our hobby down the road.

Incorporated as a not-for-profit in 1992, the NRCA boasts 1,800+ members from Nebraska and the surrounding states. Our members give NRCA representatives the opportunity to meet with state senators to discuss Nebraska Unicameral legislation. And they give the NRCA a voice when proposed legislation could be detrimental to our hobby.

In addition to our legislative work, the NRCA supports both current and future enthusiasts. We work with the Nebraska Department Of Motor Vehicles to help builders navigate the complex process of titling an assembled vehicle.

And we offer yearly scholarships to Nebraska technical schools, to support students interested in automotive technology, auto body, or any other automotive-related curriculum.   

We’re best known for the two-day, 500-mile adventure known as Tour Nebraska — an event unlike any other in the Midwest. Tour Nebraska brings 400-plus street rods, hot rods, antiques, classics, street machines, and other customized cars and trucks to a new host city every year, creating a rolling car show 15 miles long!

However, behind the scenes we’re hard at work, monitoring legislation and protecting special interest vehicle owners.

So join the NRCA — Driving Today To Keep Driving Tomorrow