View Full Version : I think GCLRO are not only great..but bloody awesome
stevo68
16th January 2009, 07:36 PM
G'day All,
Don't mean to steal the thunder from the "AULRO is great" thread...but it got me thinking :). It's almost 3 yrs since I joined this wonderful club...I think I am member 12 or 15...have to check my wallet. We have our own section down below...along with other clubs....but let me just sing its praises for those that maybe AULRO members...but not GCLRO members.
In three years, I have never met a better bunch of people...and I mean that. We are from all walks of life, differing personalities, beliefs, vehicles etc...yet you wouldnt know it if you walked into one of our meetings or a trip. Their is a real passion obviously of LR's...and a real mateship amongst us. It is a club that caters for the single bloke..or lass ( don't think we have any of those ;)) through to the bloke with more kids than you can poke a stick at ( hmmm that maybe me:D).
In fact a recent member who drove a Jeep, thought our club was so frickin good....that he went and bought a D1.....just so he could join. Personally I have made life long friends in the club, anyone I would happily have a beer around a camp fire, sponsor the club plus on the committee as club secretary and it is genuinely one of the best things to happen to me as an adult :cool:.
Overall I think we are lucky to have a club such as ours and I hope that it remains as is for the next 10/20++ yrs, and I'm sure it will from the efforts of our committee and members...it will, and I just felt it needed some public recognition.....from me to you motley lot...thanks,
Regards
Stevo
P.S. yeah it is the first 6 beers I have had this week...beware the dingo trot will be to a camp fire near you soon :D
weeds
16th January 2009, 07:39 PM
:oi'm only on beer no. three
B92 8NW
16th January 2009, 07:40 PM
Good for you Stevo:D
A good Land Rover club is a hard thing to find.
harry
16th January 2009, 07:53 PM
thanks stevo for the club wrap up,
i'll get you another stella, after i refill the red glass.
to all out there, i agree with stevo,
gclro is a good club with a good bunch of members,
and to the members, thank you all for being just who you are.
more members welcome,
check our gclro section, near the bottom of the forum index page.
wardy1
16th January 2009, 07:53 PM
Sounds like a great club where the members, both new and old get a good hearing..... I hope the AULRO members who are also LROCV members take note. I was a member until I found myself talking to myself at meetings:twisted:
I've made more friends here, been on more 'club trips' and had a better time and it hasn't cost me a cent. Congrats to AULRO
dungarover
16th January 2009, 08:12 PM
Agree with Stevo, bloody great club even if it's a bit of a drive to get to the meetings every month. Such a diverse membership from begenners to mad buggers who like to do extreme creek runs :D:D:D:twisted::twisted::twisted:
Also they'res no egos or any of that crap that goes with clubsn that's anothetr thing that I like.
Trav
stevo68
16th January 2009, 08:15 PM
Sounds like a great club where the members, both new and old get a good hearing..... I hope the AULRO members who are also LROCV members take note. I was a member until I found myself talking to myself at meetings:twisted:
I've made more friends here, been on more 'club trips' and had a better time and it hasn't cost me a cent. Congrats to AULRO Hey mate, yep have heard things about other clubs...not necessarily LR ones.....I think we are lucky to have a diverse group of people that generally get on well. I think it is in part that we are pretty active and hence people get to socialise a fair bit whether on trips or at meetings.....and we take people on face value.
For sure we have the fender v disco v rangy kinda stuff...but always in good humour. For sure we have had a few hiccups along the way...but that is part of the learning process......but passion and mateship is what drives it. The founding committee members of the club set up a bloody good foundation for all to follow. I and my family don't wear our GCLRO caps and clothes with pride for nothing :D.
:oi'm only on beer no. three Rounding the corner to number 7 :twisted:
thanks stevo for the club wrap up,
i'll get you another stella, after i refill the red glass.
to all out there, i agree with stevo,
gclro is a good club with a good bunch of members,
and to the members, thank you all for being just who you are.
more members welcome,
check our gclro section, near the bottom of the forum index page. Nah, thank you for being a good mate and great advice :)...looking forward to next Friday...you can get me a stella whilst I pour ya a red :cool:
Regards
Stevo
Psimpson7
16th January 2009, 08:23 PM
I agree, best club I have been a member in ever I reckon.....
Really decent bunch:)
The ho har's
16th January 2009, 08:25 PM
Couldn't agree more Stevo.......we have been members for only 5 months and we have met so many lovley people and the meetings are tops .......be it the only time per month I actually go out for dinner...........but we look forward to it CHEERS!!!
wardy1
16th January 2009, 08:35 PM
Great to hear your passion Stevo, was hoping to find it in the Vic club too but maybe it's just too big.
Maybe we should start an break-away AULRO/LROCV where membership on this forum is a compulsory element of membership. That way we'll have the people who want to have FUN in OUR club :D.
long stroke
16th January 2009, 09:12 PM
Makes me want to live in the gold coast:(
harry
16th January 2009, 09:54 PM
Makes me want to live in the gold coast:(
no no, stay down there, we need local knowledge of your area and your fabulous tracks [and a place to kip]
just kidding,
come on up,
we need to convince the council that the population growth is causing serious shortages in basic living standards, like water supply, roads, and other basic infra structure.
and the council needs more rate payers to pay the planners and legals to decide if we actually need more of that stuff, as the councillors are too busy deciding what there next pay rise should be and if they make a decision [any decision] if they will be re elected afterwards.
oops, sorry stevo, hijacked the thread, just read my rates notice.
long stroke
16th January 2009, 09:59 PM
no no, stay down there, we need local knowledge of your area and your fabulous tracks [and a place to kip]
just kidding,
come on up,
we need to convince the council that the population growth is causing serious shortages in basic living standards, like water supply, roads, and other basic infra structure.
and the council needs more rate payers to pay the planners and legals to decide if we actually need more of that stuff, as the councillors are too busy deciding what there next pay rise should be and if they make a decision [any decision] if they will be re elected afterwards.
oops, sorry stevo, hijacked the thread, just read my rates notice.
I think i'll stay down here until i explore every little track in my area:D
Barley scraped the surface:o
TIM.
DRanged
16th January 2009, 10:03 PM
No more beers Stevo. Were fitting sliders and suspension to your D2 tomorrow. You'll be swingin spanners as well matey;). Should be a very nice truck when finished.
Justin.
ps yes we are very lucky indeed to have the members we have. Need more RRC,s though
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