April 2014 - 55~56~57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria

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April 2014
Official Newsletter of the 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria
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Committee 2013 - 2014
President
Vice President
Secretary/ Public Officer
Treasurer
Mobile: 0408 454 082
Home: 9718 1684 / Fax 9718 2616
Email: [email protected]
Greg Rowe
Karl Wakartschuk
Mobile: 0418 370 152
Home: 9560 7778
Email: [email protected]
Gavin Carrigg
Mobile: 0431 769 342
Email: [email protected]
John Xidis
Mobile: 0409 943 067
Email: [email protected]
Public Relations
Bob Stertern-Gill
Mobile: 0411 862 955
Home: 5941 4502 / Fax: 5941 4502
Email: [email protected]
Membership/
Merchandise Officer
Lois Peterson
Mobile: 0417 017 990
Home : 03 5979 2787
Email: [email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Steve Peterson
Home: 03 5979 2787
Email: [email protected]
Website
David Desira
Mobile: 0418 106 333
Home: 94372737 / Fax: 9437 2735
Email: [email protected]
Membership
Full membership to the 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria requires that you own a Chevrolet vehicle (of any year or model)
and attend three meetings or club outings before becoming a “Full Member”.
New membership fee is $85 - new members receive a club polo shirt, stubby cooler and car club sticker. Renewal fees are
payable at the August meeting and are currently $50 per year, for both metro and country.
Associate Membership is open to those who do not currently own a Chevrolet but would enjoy our Club and its activities.
Meetings
First Wednesday of every month. (No meeting held in January) Starting time is 8:00 pm.
The Pines Learning Centre. 520 Blackburn Road, East Doncaster. Melways reference: 34 / D5
(The hall is directly behind the Pines Shopping Centre & The Pines Learning Centre is clearly sign posted)
Club Address
Address for club correspondence is: 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria, PO Box 560, Noble Park, Vic. 3170
Website: www.567chevclub.org.au
Information: [email protected]
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
April already, what happened to
summer! The year just seems to be
flying along and not enough time in
the day to get everything done
these days. I’m still trying to get the
ground work done for my
completion of my shed before
winter. Not much happened this
month, I’ve been a bit busy of late
due to work and have not had a
chance to catch up with anyone
apart from phone calls.
The Chev Committee is still
gathering information to put
together for a layout of our next
Convention, so sorry no new news
until next month.
The Dixons Creek Run, our 1st run
for the year, would have been run
by now, so thankyou Lois for
organising that.
I attended my Brother in law
Shane’s wedding (he’s a member of
this club) and had a great day and
my little baby girl turned 18. Payden
(who’s also a member) also got the
greatest gift you could receive on
your birthday, your licence.
Yep I still remember the day I got
mine. FREEDOM and LEGAL. You
didn’t have to look over your
shoulder or start to sweat looking in
the mirror every time a cop followed
you! Drove my HK 2dr Monaro for
24hrs that day, you couldn’t get me
out of it. Young, good looking, happy
and a chick magnet, suppose not
much has changed. Anyway
congratulations to Payden for
turning 18 and getting her licence
and she’s soon going to start to save
for that 66 impala she wants
(another bloody extension to the
shed!).
Thank you to the members
having a go at writing articles and
reporting on runs for the newsletter.
It makes Gasser Steve’s job a lot
easier to fill the newsletter with
great reading and photos. Please all
give it a go or I’ll tap you on the
shoulder anyway! One thing I like to
see is our country members
contributing about story’s and runs
we would normally not hear about
and remember if you’ve got buy,
.......... Club Member Wedding
swap, or sell send Stevo an email.
Our May mystery run needs an
organiser/organisers so please
consider members as it’s normally
an easy task and turns into a great
day enjoyed by all so give Lois or
myself a call if you can do it and we
will give any assistance we can on
the run.
I would like to thank John Smith
from Pro Steer Down Under and
Tim Gearing from Green Prestige
Detailing for their great
presentations at our last meeting
as guest speakers. They both gave a
great spill of their businesses and
we had a great turnout. Once again
if anyone knows of anyone fit for
the task of guest speaker let me
know. I would like to see the club
booked every 2 to 3 months with a
speaker.
Anyway that’s about it, short
and sweet, so enjoy April everyone!
“ Drive em hard ”
Greg Rowe.
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Congratulations to club member Shane Tulk and his lovely bride Linda. They were married at Main Ridge
on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula & later had a great reception back at Tootgarook (near Rosebud). The
wedding party cruised in style in Shane and Linda’s 56 & my 57, which scrubbed up for the day just great.
We all had a
ball and the rain
stayed away for
the day.
I even had to
ditch the shorts
for the day and
wack on a suit
and tie. Enjoy
the honeymoon
guys and hope
you have a long
and successful
marriage.
Your favourite
brother in law,
Rowie.
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Minutes of Meeting – March 2014
Meeting opened 8.05
Apologies: Les Vella, Steve & Lois Peterson, Tony Anastasio, Peter Forbes, Jeff Wilson, Ross Anderson,
Phil Marrinon.
New Members / Guests: Sebastian Gallenti has a 56 4 door hardtop needing panel repair & a full resto.
We hope we can help with info, parts, suppliers etc. And of course become a new member.
Minutes of previous meeting: read by Gavin Carrigg, accepted by Tim Perrin, sec by Peter Liston.
Treasurer Rep: read by John Xidis, accepted by Andrew Sawyer, sec by Bill Duyvestyn.
Correspondence:
Shannon’s American Motoring show Sunday 13th April Flemington Racecourse.
Rotary club of Shepparton motor show and market day Sunday 6th April
Benalla cruise n shine 26th October held at Winton raceway.
Wimmera against cancer in kids 14th annual car & bike show. May Park Horsham March 9th
Cavalcade of transport Yarra Glen Racecourse Sunday 18th May
RACV classic showcase Flemington Racecourse Sunday 30th March
Gasolene muscle car Australian & American Expo. Royal Exhibition building Carlton. May 30th to June 1st.
Hotrod & custom auto Expo Rosehill Racecourse 17th-18th May
Newsletters
CHEVOLUTION SA February
CHEVROLETTER NSW January
BOWTIE CHEVROLET CAR CLUB VIC March
Chevroletter Qld
AOMC newsletter
Guest Speakers
At our March meeting we were lucky enough to have 2 guest speakers.
John Smith from Prosteer Downunder was first to talk about his latest Right hand drive Power steering boxes for 55 56
57 Chevs. They look great and should solve some steering issues for some of us with enough cash to convert our cars.
Steering box sells for $1,750.oo. John also has all of the other components we need to complete the job. Steering
shaft’s, pumps & brackets etc. John is also importing Guard covers with Chevy logo’s I’m sure he we sell a bundle of
those. May make great raffle prizes?
Tim Gearing from Deep Green Prestige Detailing was our second speaker. Tim is super passionate about detailing cars
and gave us a very informative talk on how he cleans cars. I for one now know how much I DON’T know about
keeping our cars detailed to such a high standard. Tim’s passion was fantastic and you would trust him with your pride
& joy. His rate seemed very reasonable. So if you need a vehicle detailed give Tim a call 0497655726 He needs about
a week lead in time.
We would like to thank John and Tim for giving up there time to come and give us a presentation on these new
products and services. It was very informative and interesting.
Cruise Reports
L.G.C. Approx. 350 cars. Nice hot weather. Always a great night. I think there were more Club members attending the
night then come to the monthly meetings.
Melbourne old school cruisers seem to be getting bigger each month. Next cruise is on March 14th at Moorabbin.
Check out their web site for more details.
Alan Newton went to Mt. Gambier for a Rod run Approx. 70 cars. A real nice old fashioned run.
They are trying to keep it that way so may cap numbers.
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Minutes of Meeting – March 2014 (continued)
Des Kelly went to Horsham for an old school rod run. Approx 150 cars.
L.G.C. is going to Philip Island Historic race meet on Saturday 8th March. Let Alan or Bill know if you are going to
attend as numbers are limited.
The ASRF is hosting the Blokes day out at Sandown raceway on the 23rd March $5.00 a Head. Not just another car
show. Trying to target Men’s health issues. Sounds like a great idea.
We are asking for Volunteers to host the May Mystery run. Please put your hand up. You may even enjoy organising a
run.
Rich River run is on 14th 15th16th March. Meeting at Bunker Hill Shell servo at 10.30am to depart at 11.00am.
Lunch at Heathcote at approx.. 12.00pm-12.30pm. For more details call David 0418 106 333.
Club run to Dixon’s Creek Bar & Grill on Sunday 30th March.
Will be meeting at McDonalds Lilydale to leave at 11.30am for lunch at the bar & grill.
Must know by Friday 21st if you are attending. Please reply by Email [email protected] or SMS 0417017990.
General Business:
Presentation night a great time was had by all. Congratulations to the award winners.
CMOY went to Greg Rowe. Well done 2nd year running
Glenn Rulach Memorial award went to Bill Duyvestyn. Well deserved Bill
Life membership presented to Julienne Rulach.
Convention update:
First meeting was held at the Sunroof centre. Looking at changing the dates back to October and possible new venue.
A work in progress, still working on travelling to inspect other venues. Will inform members as more details are
confirmed.
Only 6 non-paying members as of tonight’s meeting.
Website: David needs any Photos of members cars, notes, etc. for club facebook page.
David is going to talk to Peter Forbes to tidy up webpage.
Business on going
The club trailer is still on the back burner at the moment.
No raffle tonight
Meeting Closed 10.20pm
Committee and members.
the
I would like to express my thanks for being considered worthy of receiving the Glenn
Rulach Memorial award. I consider it an honour to receive this award, especially as it is
first time it has been presented. I have always thought of Glenn as an icon in the club
and think this will be how he is remembered. I also am very happy that Glenn’s life
membership was passed onto, and accepted by Jules. It was great to see her at the
presentation night and she will always be very welcome at any event associated with
the club.
Thanks again. Bill.
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VHRR HISTORIC RACES – PHILLIP ISLAND
Dusted off the 57 & headed off in the dark to the
Island on a foggy Sunday morning. Ross, Tim & friend
John had stayed in Cowes so I went there first for a coffee.
When we left to go to the racetrack the old heap wouldn’t
start, yep – left the lights on! (Hey Bill, at least I didn’t
run out of petrol this time!) Jumped in with Ross in the
pickup & followed Tim, I reckon there were a few startled
koala’s & maybe even a couple of penguins when the
blown 56 cruised by! Parked near the braking area at the
end of the main straight & settled in for a good day’s
racing.
There was plenty of action and with only a few
minutes between each race it just kept on coming. I can’t
believe that there is such a strict noise curfew as the track
has been there for a loooong time – no engines before 9am
or after 5pm, 2 cars that were OK to race at suburban
Sandown recently were suddenly too noisy to race in the
wilds of Phillip Island! Greenies gone mad! On Saturday
the was a parade of Torana SLR5000’s to celebrate their
40th anniversary which finished after 5 & the couple of
race prepped ones had to be towed off the track. Anyway
we still had a great day, Sir Jack Brabham did some
parade laps, albeit the 87 year old does it these days as a
passenger & spotted Norm Beechey in the crowd. For an
old race fan it was terrific watching the Formula 5000’s
flying down into the southern loop, although not quite
with the bravado of the 70’s, and the great turnout of
Group A & C Touring cars. Fred Gibson has collected a
few his old racecars and once again the Nissans
dominated. (Pack of arseholes! Jim Richards words– not
mine.)
Got back to Cowes & the 57 battery still wouldn’t
cooperate, so after a jump start I said farewell to the
tourists & headed back to lovely Hastings-By-The-Sea
& the battery charger! Oh, & a couple of ales!
Steve
3 Time F1 World Champion Sir Jack
Fantastic McLaren M8
John Bowe relaxing
between races
Group A & C Touring Cars lining up in pit lane
OOPS!!
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VHRR HISTORIC RACES – PHILLIP ISLAND
Hey, Hey for the Humpy’s!!
69 Camaro powers off the line
From the USA - Buick Special "Old Yeller"
Previous drivers: Carroll Shelby & Dan Gurney
GT40 from UK intimidates John Bowe in a Brabham BT 23
327 powered Vette at speed
Immaculate 68 Camaro went as good as it looked
Some of the crowd soaking up the atmosphere!
We even had a fly over by a Sabre jet
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On Friday 14th March at
11.00am, Bruno & Chris Arena, Joe &
Jo Arena, David, Virginia & co,
Michael Kendal & Julia (Veronica &
girls are leaving after school), Alan
Smithson & Don, Peter & Heather
Liston met at Bunker Hill for the trip to
Echuca. We took off at great speed
towards Heathcote, but lost Alan, so we
slowed down to a more leisurely pace.
We found the boys waiting for us and
we all enjoyed pies for lunch and met
Michael Bugeja.
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Photo courtesy of Deni Pastoral Times
TOP 8 - Well Done David
At about 3.00pm, we were all
checked in to the Moama Riverside
Caravan Park and it was time to chat,
relax and clean cars. At 6.00pm we all
cruised to the Rich River Golf Club to
register and the 'sausage sizzle', steak
& onions, bratwurst, roast pork, chicken
and salad, followed by live
entertainment and catching up with
friends not seen for a while and other
club members. It was a great night
which was followed by more relaxing
back at the caravan park.
9.30am on Saturday morning saw
us off to the Sportsman’s Club to meet
up for the cruise to Deniliquin. It was an
interesting drive and on arrival at Deni
we were parked on the lawn in the
picturesque town park under large
shady trees. While the locals checked
out the cars, we checked out the local
coffee shops. By 2.00pm we were on our
way home for more relaxing and were
impressed by Alan swimming across the
river and back.
Smoothed ‘55 150 Sedan
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Rich River Rod Run 2014
Saturday night was the 'Dinner
and Entertainment' event. We left the
caravan park with dry but threatening
skies, but it bucketed all the way out to
the Golf Club, yet when we arrived,
only the thunder and lightning was left.
Again, the food was superb, Prawns,
Chicken, Roast Lamb, Roast Pork, Fish
and Veggies. Desert was mini lemon
meringue pies, chocolate tart, brulee
and fruit salad. Our table was one of the
last to leave the dining room as the
company and conversation was flowing
freely. Fortunately Julie & Mick Looms
were seated at a table next to the dance
floor which they shared with those of us
who wanted to have a dance. So David
& Virginia, Carol & Albert and Peter
& Heather got to rock & roll to the
three live artists, a quality list of
country rockabilly singers.
Sunday morning, we all converged on to
the Sportsman’s Club for a breakfast of
egg & bacon burgers, ham & cheese
croissants and mini muffins.
Unfortunately the day was a lot cooler
than the previous, but there was a huge
turnout and the rain held off.
Congratulations to David Desira for
being one of the top 8 entries.
By about 2.00pm we hit the road, some
for more relaxing and others, back to the
grind until next time.
Words: Heather Liston. Photos: David Desira
Alan preparing for his
double crossing of the
famed Moama Channel
Photo courtesy Deni Pastoral Times
Well smack my ass & call me Charlie - Is that a bottle of water!
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Dixon’s Creek Run
Last Sunday we met at Lilydale Macca’s
to cruise to Dixon’s Creek for lunch. The
weather was great and after checking out
Tim’s ‘32 Hi-Boy roadster we all headed for
the Creek. The traffic was heavy and we were
spread out like Brown’s cows by the time we
got there, but no one got really lost!
Jeff & Kayleen (Benalla) and Tony &
Alice (Badgers Creek) were already there and
after another look at Tim’s ‘32 about 30 of us
took over the joint (although Karl couldn’t
rearrange the tables!) Drinks were had, meals
ordered – parma’s seemed to be popular.
Service wasn’t too bad for a large group,
although one meal did go missing, pesky chook
must have got away! Poor Alice, hey you could
open your own restaurant & call it..... Oh, I
think that’s already been done!
We had a good turnout of 13 cars and a
good day was had by all – see you next time.
Meet at Macca's for coffee
Tim's new Hot Rod was the centre of attention
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You know you’ve made it when ..... ... your car is on a bikky tin!
Well done Jo & Shane.
I hope that you haven’t
got too many tins of
shortbreads to get through!
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The ASRF ran a men’s health day, so
how do you get a bunch of us to get up close &
personal with our healthy side –put on a car
day of course! Judging by the amount of rods
& customs at Sandown – there were plenty in
the outside parking lot too – I think that the
organisers would be very happy with the
turnout. I managed to get checked for diabetes,
blood pressure & something called ‘BMI’,
apparently according to this BMI I am under
height for my weight, so this year will try and
get taller! While we were getting checked Bill
D’s wife Kerin thought she may as well get
tested, us blokes thought we had done really
well only to hear the medico tell Kerin that
“she was perfect” Ah well, but somehow I
think Bill already knew this!
Neat 55 Nomad
There was info on all
sorts of other things
that ail us, along with
some activities to keep
us occupied when we
get ‘old’. It was a
painless way to get a
bit of a check up.
There was a good roll
up of members & cars.
“Bloke’s Day Out”
should only get bigger.
Clean 56 150 Sedan
Love those old school speedboats
Yee-Haw! The Dukes are here. (But couldn’t find Daisy)
Steve
57 Pickup looked good in suede!
LOIS`S LINES
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Our annual MAY MYSTERY run will be held on the Sunday 18th but we are still looking
for a member to organize the day for us with an observation run & lunch.
If you can help out please let myself or Rowie know ASAP.
This is a fun day & is always very popular with members
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS are now available for 2014-2015.
The club makes $13 on every book sold so please let me know if you wish to purchase one.
They sell for $60 & can save you $$$$. What a great way of helping you save on dining
out, shopping, movie tickets, gift vouchers, car hire, holidays, hotel accommodation and
fast food. The list goes on & on. They also make a great gift.
CLUB MERCHANDISE
Jackets Navy with leather sleeves - $140
Rugby tops
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Adults – Navy with Denim Collar - $55
Kids
- Navy or Red with Denim Collar - $40
Polo Shirts – Black with Bow-Tie emblem on collar & sleeves - $30
NEW !
Ladies Club Shirts in Mid-Blue or Cherry - $45
Two designs available. Sizes 6 to 26.
All tops now available with your name embroidered on them. ($10 extra)
Stubby Holders - $5.00
Ring or see Lois for available sizes
Club Jacket
Rugby Top (front & back)
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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APRIL 2014
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2 Wed: Monthly Club Meeting at Pines Learning Centre. Committee meeting at 0700pm, Monthly meeting at 0800pm.
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4-5 : ANDRA Drag Racing is back!!! Top Doorslammers & Pro Stock plus Sportsman Championships. www.calderpark.com.au
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4 -6 : Winton 400. Winton Motor Raceway, Winton. See V8 Supercars website.
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6 Sun: 27 Castlemaine Hot Rod & Custom Swap Meet. Camp Reserve, Forest St Castlemaine. See Castlemaine Lions website.
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6 Sun: Castlemaine Rod Shop & Waddington Street Rods Open Day. 73 Blakeley Rd Castlemaine. Open 0900am-0400pm. Ring
the shop on 54721332/54722853
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6 Sun: Shepparton Motor Show & Market Day. Shepparton Showgrounds, Shepparton. See Rotary Club of Shepparton website.
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6 Sun: 2014 Drouin Swap Meet. Lardner Park, Burnt Store Rd Lardner. See Rotary Club of Drouin website.
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6 Sun: 6 Annual Dandenong Valley All Holden Street Car Show. Greaves Reserve, Bennet St Dandenong (Mel ways 90 A7).
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12 -14 : Bonny & Clyde Rods, Rats & Rides. Tatura Park Exhibition Centre, Tatura. Ring Jody 0423402023 or Les 0417511557.
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12 Sat: Inaugural Echuca Swap meet. Rotary Park, Rose St Echuca. See Swap Meet website.
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12 Sat: Piston Steel Shakedown Charity Car Show. Hungarian Community Centre, 760 Boronia Rd Wantirna. 2pm-7pm.
13th Sun: Lancefield Swap Meet: Lancefield Park, Chauncey St Lancefield.
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18 Good Friday: Kruze 4 Kids. Langama Park, 190 Mitchells Lane Sunbury. Cruise departs at 0945am up Mount Macedon
returning to the park. See Kruze 4 Kids website.
21st: (Easter Monday) Broadford Swap Meet. Harley Hammond Reserve, Broadford. See website.
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27 Sunday: Tabcorp Swap Meet, Tabcorp Park Melton. (Mel ways ref 337 D12).
MAY 2014
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3 – 4 Sat-Sun: Beechworth Drive Back in Time, starts at old railway goods shed. BBQ lunch. www.beechwortholdcranksclub.com
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4 Sun: Picnic at Hanging Rock, Hanging Rock Reserve, Woodend.
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4 Sun: Renegades Swap Meet & Show n Shine, Werribee Racecourse. See website.
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7 Wed: Monthly Club Meeting at Pines Learning Centre. Committee meeting at 0700pm, Monthly meeting at 0800pm.
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11 Sun: Dandenong Swap Meet. Showgrounds, Bennet St, Dand. www.gandproseevents.com
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18 Sun: Thunderbirds Rod & Custom Club invite club members to “BACK TO THE 60’s PICNIC” for Rods & Customs.
Mossvale Park, Berry’s Creek, Gippsland. (Approx 70 min from Cranbourne) 10am-4pm. Relax & enjoy - No entry fee,
no trophies, no stress & no public! BYO everything. Information: Dennis Jones 0409 861 088 or Calvin 0439 343 979.
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18 Sun: 55-56-57 Chev Club Mystery Run. Details to follow.
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24 – 25 Sat–Sun: Historic Winton. Winton Raceway. See website.
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30 May –June 1 : Gasolene Muscle Car Expo. Royal Exhibition Building, Nicholson St, Carlton. See website.
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JUNE 2014
Sat-Sun-Mon: Lakes Country Cruise. Hosted by Eastern Valley Street Rodders. Contact: BOB on 0408 525 121.
DRAG RACING
Heathcote Park:
April
6th Sunday- Test & Tune, Racing 11am-4pm.
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19 Saturday- Revhead Rubber Fest, 11am-9pm.
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20 Sunday- Burnouts & Go to Whoa, 11am-4pm.
May
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4 Sunday – Test & Tune, 11am – 4pm.
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18 Sunday – Test & Tune, 11am – 4pm.
Calder Park:
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4 – 5 Fri-Sat: Round 4 - Top Doorslammer, Pro Stock.
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11 Friday- Street meets.
May
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9 Fri: Street Meet
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16 Fri: Street Meet
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24 Sat:State Championships – start at 9am.
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30 Fri: State Championships – start at 6pm.
South Coast (Portland) & Ballarat: No events scheduled.
For more info on drag racing events go to their websites.
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Used 57 Convertible Full Interior Kit. Red/Silver – VGC. $700
Used 57 Front & Rear Bumpers Centres – need chrome. $80
14x6 HQ rims with Wide White Wall Coker Tyres. $300 (4of)
Original 57 rims fitted with White Wall Tyres. $400 (4of)
350 Chev Full Race Engine. $10,000
Contact Tony on 0411 691 957
1955 Chevrolet 210 Sedan.
350 Motor, T-400 gear box. Billet Specialty mags & door handles.
Air-ride Suspension, Shockwave shocks & front tubular A-arms.
Colour is Passion Red Pearl. Trophy winner and a great fun car.
Graeme Drew (03)5824 1612 $55,000
------------------------------------------------------------------1997 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup.
350, T400 Auto, 3 door Ute, Captains Chairs front, bench in back.
Air bags, Hardtop tray cover, Mags. White, 180,000km.
Graeme Drew (03)5824 1612 $25,500
FOR SALE - 1957 2dr post. Mint body. RHD - needs restoration.
80% NEW stainless from Ron Wicks.
AOI manual rack & pinion with engineers papers.
Contact Doug McPhee 0410545576
STOLEN
Custom Plates For Sale.
Call Tony for
more details
0419 506 200
From AMERICAN USED
54 Mornington-Tyabb Road, Tyabb, VIC
1956 RHD Project Car. No motor, trans or trim, seat frames
intact, LH headlight bucket cut out. No cowl or ID tags on car
Stolen from yard at 1:47AM on 14th March by some lowlife
thieves with car and trailer. They cut through the front fence
and helped themselves. The theft was captured on CCTV so it
will only be a matter of time before we find them or someone
spots the car. Grateful for any assistance. Be observant.
Contact David King 0407 998 110
1956 diff drum to drum - very good condition. Ratio 3.08:1
[new from the US ~5 years ago]new bearings throughout.
New drums, shoes and wheel cylinders, matched to suit front wheel discs in the past 2 years.
Left hand axle needs new seal.
[Includes two additional housing with centres] $900 ONO.
Phil 9560 8519
WANTED
Pair of Quadrajet 601 carbs
(Mechanical Secondaries)
Call Rowie on 0408 454 082
LHD ‘57 4-dr Sedan front seat.
Sedan rear screen – (clear glass)
in good condition.
Steve Kemp (03)5027 9291
One rear axle bump stop retainer.
This bracket fits on the top of the diff housing
under the U bolts.
Des Kelly 9775 8048 or [email protected]
307 Chev rebuilder with heads,
(would consider 327 small journal)
crank and rebuildable heads.
Call Bruce Hartley
0417 525 061 or Email:
[email protected]
Chev Blue Flame 6 Cylinder
in reasonable condition.
Ring Bill 0425822369.
55 Fuel Door.
Someone must have one!
Contact Rohan on 0419 514 327
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