Thread: car clubs

Could always join the GCLRO and use your landy while at it

Originally Posted by Outlaw

Could always join the GCLRO and use your landy while at it

good one ,Does the club have a dating officer (their words not mine) and is it registered??
also the poor ol landy cops a fair workout now.

Buy the latest Restored Cars Mag. Article on starting your own club. Half a doz members and have official trips whenever you like. Too easy.

Mate,
You don't need to.
As usual they don't know what they're talking about.
It is preferred/recommended/easier but not a necessity.
This is stated in policy and the regulations.

Get a copy of them and show them, or PM me if you get stuck.

I am not a member but I know this is a good active club.
Bayside Restorers Club.
Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club
President: Scott Fagg 3823 1794
The club meets on the second Friday of each month at at the Donald Simpson Centre, 172 Bloomfield Street, Cleveland starting at 7.30 pm

Cheers,

That's interesting Fenian, didn't realise that, but i won't be promoting it

Yes tracker, all boxes ticked

As John has said, also options of any other car club, though better to pick one you can use regularly be it restoration, historic race, etc.

Originally Posted by FenianEel

Mate,
You don't need to.
As usual they don't know what they're talking about.
It is preferred/recommended/easier but not a necessity.
This is stated in policy and the regulations.

Get a copy of them and show them, or PM me if you get stuck.

Ok, Fenian. What is the secret. I have just read the guide on their web site and condition no. 1 says you MUST provide evidence of current membership. Also says Queensland Transport MAY waive this requirement if you can provide a "genuine reason".

Condition no. 1 also says a club official/dating officer MUST inspect and certify the vehicle and certification is to be on club letterhead or official document.

As you have a Centura the Chrysler Owners Club of Queensland, tel. 07 3202 3763, may be of some use to you.