Thread: Motorclassica Melbourne 25-28 Oct and LRSOC Area Representative for Victoria

Kris,

I don't know anything about Motorclassica but the entry fees tell me it's not the sort of event I'd normally attend (but I'd probably enjoy it).

I took my Series I on the RACV Rally a couple of years ago. It was the only Land Rover there and it was out of place amongst all the Veteran & Vintage fully restored vehicles. Most people arrived at Cape Schank Country Club and rushed off to their pre-booked lunches and weren't around to talk to the public. It was good fun and a couple of the commercial vehicle owners were down-to-earth and spent time chatting.

The best event I've taken part in is the Historic Commercial Vehicle Club event at Sandown Racecourse a couple of years ago. Several Land Rovers were there, everyone was down-to-earth and talked to the public and apart from the rain it was a fantastic day.
You don't need to be a member to take part but I did contact the organiser and let them know I was coming.

I'd suggest that the HCVC event might be more suited to early Land Rovers.
31st Annual Display Day 2012

Colin

Thanks Colin,

Great feedback on events of interest for a Series 1. I can imagine that Series 1s may look quite rough in comparison to the sleek classic sports cars. However, some of us put many hours in making a Series 1 sparkle. Even if that wasn't the case, aren't we worth while classics too? I'm sure a certain segment of the public would love to see us at any event like these.

Let's do them all. Who can come?

Just got word from Motor Classica... unfortunately they have no more space and are fully booked out. But they will keep my contact details for next year.

(We could always gate-crash and 4x4 through the park!? JUST KIDDING)

So what about us Series 1s joining up for other and next events. Who's interested (if they had the time)?

Kris

I'll be booking in for the HCVC event at Sandown.

Maybe approach them and see if you can get an area set aside for pre-booked Land Rovers. Last time it was a bit disorganised and you just parked where you liked.
Check out this link for more potential events VICTORIA

Colin

Hi

For those interested.

There is a large vintage car / truck display , swap meet happening at Lardner Park , Warragul. Sunday Oct. 7 . It's open to anything on wheels, tractors and so on. They are having a tractor pull .

Lardner Park is a large site where various themed expos happen during the year, eg farming, trucks and so on. It used to host the Old Wares expo , run by the vintage vehicle club in Warragul . One year, a couple of 80" turned up .

Mike

7th October 2012 (over the entire weekend)

The Last of the Chrome Bumpers Car Show & Swap Meet. Vintage Caravans Welcome.

LARDNER PARK, VIC

The venue for the 8th “The Last of the Chrome Bumpers” will be Lardner Park, Lardner, Victoria. Previously held at Cora Lynn. Lardner Park is located one hours drive east of Melbourne and only twenty minutes from Pakenham, making it very accessible using the freeway.

Lardner Park has undercover areas for our trade alley patrons, grassed areas for picnickers, plenty of display areas for all vehicles to be located on one site.

On display we will have the Vintage Caravans, Hot Rods and Custom cars, Classic and Vintage cars, Classic Trucks, plus some chrome Super Trucks. Vintage Traction engines and farm machinery will not be lacking and some tractor pull display vehicles will be there as well.

This year in one of the pavilions we will have a display of vehicles celebrating motoring throughout the years.

The swap meet patrons will have a special area allocated to them as this has been growing bigger and better each year.

Entertainment for the children and the picnic atmosphere will make for a great family day

Display car and driver – $5.00 entry. General Public - $ 5.00 entry. Children under 12 – free entry

Proudly supported by RACV

For Information - Dennis Jones: 0409 861 088
Swap meet and market - Gary Fisher: 0421 520 504

All proceeds to the Cora Lynn Community Sporting Clubs and Recreation Reserve

Originally Posted by series1buff

Display car and driver – $5.00 entry. General Public - $ 5.00 entry. Children under 12 – free entry

Mike,

So you have to pay the same as the general public to get in even if you have a car on display ?

Colin