Monday 25 Aug 2014 6:30pm Lorraine Lea Home Styling Party 8

Volume 1, Issue 23
September 2014
SUBARU 4WD CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INCORPORATED
P O BOX 595 CARINA QLD 4152
REMINDER !!
Monday 25th Aug 2014
6:30pm Lorraine Lea Home Styling Party
8:00pm – General Meeting
Sneak Peek from Jan K’s Mystery Trip. Photo kindly supplied by Phillip White (SC644)
CLUB INFO
SUBARU CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INCORPORATED
P O BOX 595 CARINA QLD 4152
COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
DAVE GIBSON
0410 483 969
VICE PRESIDENT
SHANE TAYLOR
0424 688 823
SECRETARY
CHERIE VERSCHUREN
0488 188 939
TREASURER
RAY LYONS
0407 023 263
SUBA NEWS EDITORS:
DIANE WHITE
0409 254 745
PHILLIP WHITE
0409 254 745
MEMBERSHIP OFFICER
JOHN MCKENNA
0419 652 053
SOCIAL DIRECTOR
DAVID MARTIN
0429 121 996
PUBLIC RELATIONS
DAVID MARTIN
0429 121 996
PROPERTY OFFICER
JOE REEVE
0401 916 459
SERGEANT AT ARMS
RIK CLOSE
0415 628 662
WEBMASTER
CHERIE VERSCHUREN
0488 188 939
CO-WEBMASTER
PHILLIP WHITE
0409 254 745
CLUB CUSTODIAN
RIK CLOSE
0415 628 662
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Just a timely reminder about trips.......always let the Trip Leader know if you are going on a trip, by writing your
name in the trip book at the meetings or by phone. If there are any last minute changes, the Trip Leader will be
able to contact you.
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If you have any changes to your personal details such as address or email address, please contact John
McKenna via [email protected] so that our records can be kept up to date, and so you can continue to
receive your SubaNews Letter.
Full Member
Associate Member
Country Member
Joining Fee (New Members)
-
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NOTE:
This year’s membership expired on the 30 June 2014 and for those who have not yet
renewed your membership is now overdue. Complete a new Membership Form
remembering to select renewal and add your Club Membership No. and submit with your
dues.
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July 2014
SOCIAL DIRECTOR’S REPORT
First off this month, to finish off August, Jan K has his interesting easy grading mystery tour on
Sat to 23rd and Sunday 24th. It's a planned camping trip, with an optional Pub dinner. It is a trip
not to be missed.
On our Monday 25th our meeting night at 6.30pm, Bianca Keane is holding a Lorraine Lea Home
Styling Party. It is one for all the wives and girlfriends, where you will see the latest linen
products for the home (www.lorrainelea.com).
In September the first month of spring we have the WRC in Coffs Harbour from Thursday 11th to
Sunday 14th, if you would like help the Club's Team Charlie you need to go online to
(www.rallyaustralia.com.au) and register as an official. There is still time to do this.
In the week after the rally, Jan K is running a camping trip to the south of Coffs and beyond.
Numbers are limited to 8 cars and at this stage it is full up. To finish off the month the AGM is on
Monday 22nd, a sausage sizzle will start things off from 6.30pm.
Coming up in October we have the long weekend trip to Inskip Point from Saturday 4th to
Monday 6th. Then later in the month on the 19th we have a Sunday social trip to Eat Street
Markets at Hamilton and then on to a round of Mini Golf at the DFO.
So there is no reason to stay home, get out and about meet new friends and enjoy our great
outdoors.
Also always remember to be well prepared for trips, put your name down in the trip book, phone
or email the trip leader. Have your car prepared, have recovery gear, carry some basic spares.
If you have an idea for a trip you would like to run please see me, so we can get it up and
running.
Important Trip Dates for 2014
Sat 23rd Aug -- Sun 24th Aug
Mon 25th Aug
Fri 12th -- Sun 14th Sept
Mon 15th -- Sat 20th Sept
Mon 22rd Sept
Sat 4th -- Mon 6th Oct
Sat 18th Oct
Sun 19th Oct
Sat 8th -- Sun 9th Nov
Sat 15th -- Mon 17th
Sat 29nd -- Sun 30th Nov
Mon 22nd Dec
-- Jan K 's Mystery Tour
-- Lorraine Lea Home Styling Party -- 6.30pm Clubrooms
-- Rally Australia -- Coffs Harbour
-- Coffs Harbour and Beyond
-- Sausage Sizzle / AGM -- Clubrooms
-- Inskip Point -- Labour Day Long Weekend
-- Mulgowie -- Australian Off Road Championship
-- Eat Street Markets and Mini Golf
-- Kenilworth Rally and Day Run
-- Lees Reverse Western Darling Downs -- G20 Long Weekend
-- Christmas Party -- Lake Cootharaba / Boreen Pt
-- Christmas BBQ and 2015 Calender Pick Up -- Clubrooms
David Martin (SC180)
NOTE:
This year’s AGM will be held on the 22nd September 2014. If you wish to nominate
someone please complete the enclosed nomination form and submit prior to the meeting.
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July 2014
GENERAL INFO
After some encouraging feedback from the last edition of the newsletter regarding the changes
to the road rules, this edition includes some information about – Speeding.
Below is an extract from The Department of Transport and Main Roads website
www.tmr.qld.gov.au.
Speeding fines and demerit points
When a vehicle is detected speeding by either a fixed or mobile speed camera (
http://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/fines/speed/index.html ), an infringement notice is
mailed to the registered operator of the vehicle (this also applies to a joint operator whose name
is listed first on the record). This notice provides details of the alleged offence and includes a
photograph.
The notice provides the registered operator with 28 days to pay the fine, elect to go to court, or
nominate the driver of the vehicle. If you are the registered operator and you pay the fine,
demerit points will also be accrued against your driver licence.
Fines and demerit points for speed camera detected speeding offences are the same as for other
speeding tickets.
Current penalties for speeding
Less than 13 kilometres per hour (km/h) over the speed limit: $151 + 1 demerit point.
At least 13km/h but not more than 20km/h over the speed limit: $227 + 3 demerit points.
More than 20km/h but not more than 30km/h over the speed limit: $379 + 4 demerit points.
More than 30km/h but not more than 40km/h over the speed limit: $531 + 6 demerit points.
More than 40km/h over the speed limit: $1062 + 8 demerit points and 6 month suspension.
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July 2014
Double demerit points
Double demerit points apply in Queensland to drivers and motorcycle riders who commit more
than 1 of the following speeding offences within a 12 month period:
Penalty set
(km/h
over speed
limit)
First offence
Demerit
Point
Penalty
Second offence (within a
year)
Monetary
Penalty
Demerit
point
penalty
Monetary
penalty
2130km/h
4 points
$379
8 points
$379
3140km/h
6 points
$531
12 points
$531
41km/h
and
above
8 points
and 6
months
suspension
$1062
16 points
and 6
months
suspension
$1062
For example, if you commit a speeding offence of 25km/h over the speed limit, you will be
allocated 4 demerit points for that offence. If you commit a second speeding offence of 32km/h
over the speed limit within 1 year after the first offence, you will be allocated 6 demerit points
for the second offence, plus an additional 6 demerit points for it being within 1 year after the
first offence. You will have 16 demerit points allocated to your traffic history, which will result in
a driver licence sanction.
Double demerit points also apply if more than one seatbelt offence occurs within a 12-month
period. The additional demerit point penalty will apply to driver-related offences for seatbelts.
For example, if you commit a driver seatbelt offence where you failed to wear a seatbelt, you will
be allocated 3 demerit points for that offence. If you commit a second offence where you drive a
vehicle while a passenger is not restrained, within 1 year after the first offence, you will be
allocated 3 demerit points for the second offence. You will also receive an additional 3 demerit
points for it being within 1 year after the first offence. This means you will have 9 demerit points
allocated to your traffic history, which may result in a driver licence sanction .
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July 2014
EDITOR’S BLOG
G’day Fellow Club Members,
It is interesting how life lets you think you’re in control and everything is balanced and as it should
be. Then you receive a curve ball from left field. I have just received my curve ball in the shape of a
new job offer which I have accepted. The new job will involve regular interstate travel with my
eventual permanent relocation in the New Year.
Moving the whole family just for my employment is a big ask. One for which I am grateful for my
family’s support and the offer itself.
What this does mean, is I will not be nominating for Editor or Co-Webmaster positions. So if you see
yourself adding your stamp to these or any other committee positions, then please complete the
enclosed nomination form and submit it prior to the Annual General Meeting on the 22 September
2014.
Until next time, enjoy life, your family and friends and we wish health and happiness to you all.
Cheers,
Diane and Phillip White (SC644)
Email for Newsletter contributions:
[email protected]
PUBLISHING DEADLINE FOR NEXT MONTH’S
ISSUE OF SUBANEWS IS – 14th September 2014
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July 2014
Nominations for Committee Positions
for the year 2014 - 2015
POSITION
NOMINEE’S NAME
NOMINEE’S
SIGNATURE
NOMINATED BY
NOMINATOR’S
SIGNATURE
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
TREASURER
NEWS EDITOR
CO-EDITOR
MEMBERSHIP
OFFICER
SOCIAL DIRECTOR
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PROPERTY OFFICER
SEARGENT AT ARMS
TRAINING OFFICER
WEBMASTER
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July 2014
www.boxerservice.com.au
www.springers.com.au
Note:
The Tingalpa Office is now located at 120 Redland Bay Rd Capalaba.
Phone (07) 3823 5366
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July 2014
WHAT’S ON
DATE:
DESTINATION:
TRIP LEADER:
MEETING PLACE:
DIRECTIONS:
TIME:
RATING:
DISTANCE:
FUEL:
WATER:
DOMESTIC ANIMALS:
PERMITS REQUIRED:
ACTIVITIES PLANNED:
WHAT TO BRING:
RECOVERY GEAR:
DATE:
DESTINATION:
TRIP LEADER:
MEETING PLACE:
DIRECTIONS:
TIME:
RATING:
DISTANCE:
FUEL:
ACTIVITIES PLANNED:
WHAT TO BRING:
WATER:
DOMESTIC ANIMALS:
PERMITS REQUIRED:
RECOVERY GEAR:
DATE:
DESTINATION:
TRIP LEADER:
MEETING PLACE:
DIRECTIONS:
TIME:
RATING:
DISTANCE:
FUEL:
WATER:
DOMESTIC ANIMALS:
PERMITS REQUIRED:
ACTIVITIES PLANNED:
WHAT TO BRING:
RECOVERY GEAR:
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Mon 25th Aug
Lorraine lea Home Styling Party And Club Meeting
Bianca Keane 0438 840 364
Clubrooms
1376 Old Cleveland Rd Carindale
6.30 pm -- Club Meeting 8pm
Easy
N/A
Available
Available
Yes
No
See The Latest Linen For Your Home -- For More Info Visit
www.lorrainelea.com
Money -- Credit Card
Required On All 4WD Trips
Wed 10th -- Sun 14th Sept
WRC Coffs Harbour
DM 0429 121 996
Park Beach Holiday Park
1 Ocean Parade Park Beach Coffs
From Wed 10th
Easy
1000 kms Round Trip
Available
The Clubs Team Charlie Will Running Special Stages -- Thur Half Day
Shakedown -- Fri Hydes Creek -- Sat Nambucca -- Sun Bucca
Camping Gear And Supplies -- Staying In The Park's Hall -- Up To $15 Per
Person Per Night -- Also Tent Sites Available -- Full Facilities
Available
No
No
Required On All 4WD Trips
Mon 15th -- Sat 20th Sept
Coffs And Beyond
Jan K 0404 459 610
Park Beach Holiday Park
1 Ocean Parade Park Beach Coffs
Sun 14th
Medium
1500 Km Round Trip
Available
Available
No
No
Drive South Of Coffs To Upsells Creek And Wauchope Areas -- Possible -Muddy Potholes - Steeper Climbs - Creek Crossings -- Lantana -- Lookouts -Waterfalls -- Gold Mine Walk -- Limit Of 8 Cars -- Now Full
Camping Gear And Supplies -- Mostly Free Camping -- Limited Amenities
Required On All 4WD Trips
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July 2014
Mon 22nd Sept -- Sausage Sizzle and AGM @ Clubrooms From 6.30pm
DATE:
DESTINATION:
TRIP LEADER:
MEETING PLACE:
DIRECTIONS:
TIME:
RATING:
DISTANCE:
FUEL:
WATER:
DOMESTIC ANIMALS:
PERMITS REQUIRED:
ACTIVITIES PLANNED:
WHAT TO BRING:
RECOVERY GEAR:
DATE:
DESTINATION:
TRIP LEADER:
MEETING PLACE:
DIRECTIONS:
TIME:
RATING:
DISTANCE:
FUEL:
WATER:
DOMESTIC ANIMALS:
PERMITS REQUIRED:
ACTIVITIES PLANNED:
WHAT TO BRING:
RECOVERY GEAR:
Sat 4th -- Mon 6th Oct -- Labour Day Long Week End
Inskip Point
DM 0429 121 996
Inskip Point Camp Sites
Follow Bruce Hwy -- Or Via Tewantin And North Along The Beach (Need
Permit)
From Fri 3rd
Easy -- Medium
500 km
Available
Available
Yes
Need Camping Permit -- Optional Beach Permit Only If You Drive From
Tewantin To Double Island Pt -- htts://parks.nprsr.qld.au Ph. 137468
Camping - Sand Driving - Relaxing - Swimming -- Fishing
Camping Gear And Supplies
Required On All 4WD Trips
Sun 19th Oct
Eat Street Markets And Mini Golf
DM 0429 121 996
Market Entrance Cnr Remora St And Macarthur St -- Portside Hamilton
On The River Off Kingsford Dr -- Hamilton --There Is Some Off Street And A
Lot Of On Street Parking
12 Noon
Easy
Approx 10 Kms North East Of CBD
Available
Available
Yes
No
Have Lunch At The Many Food Stalls -- See Markets -- Live Entertainment -After Lunch Play Mini Golf -- A Short Drive Away At The Airport Skygate DFO
-- 40 The Circuit -- Across The Road From Woolies And DFO -- 18 Holes
$17.00 Per Person
Hunger And Money
Required On All 4WD Trips
eCard Humour
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July 2014
Bartons Subaru Night / July General Meeting – 28th July 2014
We held our July general meeting at the Bartons Subaru Capalaba Showroom. It was all made
possible after the Bartons local business specialist Fiona Johnson contacted the Club and
suggested it. Well it did not take long to say yes. The date was soon set down for the July
meeting. The night would include a look through the showroom as well as the workshop with
question and answers and a sausage sizzle.
For the night the whole Barton's team were on hand from the General Manager Paul Piert to
Lachlan Hall Sales Manager, Anthony Nicholson Workshop Foreman, Michael Watson Parts and
Brandon Whitman the Detailer who cooked the sausages. Richard Wells from Subaru Australia
also attended; he is the regional fleet and corporate sales manager.
Everyone who was present received a handy Barton's goodies bag. All latest models were on
display including the new VX Black and the BRZ which is now available at Dealerships. Up until
recently because of early supply problems the BRZ was only available online.
In the workshop on the hoists were a Forester XT with the X Mode CVT auto and a XV auto. It
was great being able to have a good close up look under the cars.
To all the Club members who registered on the night, (we have a supply of extra forms), Bartons
have kindly set up a special VIP pricing deal on sales, servicing and parts. So if you are thinking
about buying a new or used Subaru or getting a service done or chasing parts. Bartons are the
people to see. Subaru Australia has also chipped with some money clips that will be available at
future meetings.
On behalf of all the Club members who attended it was a great night, thank you to Fiona Johnson
and the whole Barton's team and Subaru Australia for organising it all.
The Bartons Team
Paul Piert
Lachlan Hall
Fiona Johnson
Shannon Alexander
Jason Arnold
Aden Dial'Osto
Loc Tan Ho
Anthony Nicholson
Michael Watson
Brandon Whitman
-- General Manager
-- Sales Manager
-- Local Business Specialist
-- Sales
-- Sales
-- Sales
-- Sales
-- Subaru Workshop Foreman
-- Subaru Parts
-- Detailer (BBQ Man)
Story by David Martin (SC180)
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July 2014
COMMUNICATIONS
BRISBANE OFFICE
SALES
Address: 4/201 Evans Road, Salisbury, Qld, 4107
Phone 3715 4920
Fax 3715 4966
[email protected]
SERVICE
Phone 3715 4955
Fax: +61 7 3715 4977
[email protected]
Philcomm Pty Ltd
www.philcomm.com.au
www.fourbys.com.au
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July 2014
Training Presentation at July’s General Meeting
Basic recovery gear consists of:
D & BOW SHACKLES
D shackles are designed for chains and rope with hard eyelets.
Bow shackles are designed for use with straps and flat wire slings.
RATINGS OF RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
People often ask, what is the shackle, snatch strap etc. rated at?
Rated recovery equipment will be marked with either of the following:WLL:- working load limit
Or the old SWL:- safe working load which was replaced with Working Load Limit some years
back.
MBS:- minimum breaking strength
A shackle is rated at 1/6th of its minimum breaking strength.
A chain is rated at 4/6ths of its minimum breaking strength.
A snatch strap is rated at its minimum breaking strength.
A snatch block is rated at 1/2 of its minimum breaking strength.
A recovery hook is rated at ??????
So now I know the answer to an earlier question. Why a 4700kg shackle can be used with a
9000kg snatch strap? The answer is that a 3700kg shackle has a 22,000kg MBS, while the snatch
strap only has a 9000kg MBS. So the strap should fail before the shackle.
But what about the recovery point? What are its WLL and MBS? Hope it’s stronger than the
9000kg snatch strap, which should be the weakest point in the recovery chain.
Training material kindly supplied by Ron Penfold (SC002)
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July 2014
Border Ranges Rally and Day Trip – 2nd and 3rd August 2014
On a cool early August morning we met in Beaudesert. The crew were Rob Moulton and Deb
Anderson in the little red wagon; she was running a lot smoother, after Rob recently replaced a
front wheel bearing. Paul Ashton in his Forester; it was also running well after having an auto
service and some oil cooler hoses replaced. Morgan Oxenford - Hart in his trusty Brumby, Big
John McKenna D Max with his Tray-on Camper. It was its first trip with new raised heavy duty
suspension. Now the D Max sits a lot more level than his old Rodeo and me in my Brumby
rounded out the crew.
After good run down the Mt Lindsey Highway we arrived at the Woodenbong Showgrounds.
After signing on, having a debrief and collecting our stage gear, we then set off to our nearby
stage. It was called Boomi - a shire road that links up Woodenbong to Urbenville. It also used
part of an aptly named road called Brumby Plains. Also on a farm not far the start, a pretty
straight Brumby (the tail gate was missing) sat in a line-up of old farm cars including a Valiant and
a Series 2 Land Rover.
Rob and Deb manned the stop at the Urbenville end, Rob was Deputy Stage Commander and
Deb was the Stop Post Chief. The Flying Finish was a supplied crew. At the Woodenbong end
start, Big John and I did the Time Control, Paul and Morgan did the Start Control. We were the
first stage of the rally and the first car was delayed for about half an hour. All the main farm
gates along 17km stage had to be manned and pad locked up. It took the set up crew a long time
to do this job.
This year being both a round of the QLD Rally Championship and NSW Rally Championship, there
were quite a few different cars than we normally see. There were about 45 entries. The first
morning run of the stage, there were no major problems. In the afternoon run we only started 8
cars when the stage had to be stopped a VW Polo engine had caught fire. The Firies were called
in to the stage to help put the fire out. The Polo was saved without any major damage. With the
time delay the stage had to be cancelled. So we then packed up and headed back to the
Showgrounds.
The plan for the evening was we would be manning the Flying Finish and Stop controls on the
short super special Woodenbong stage. It was about a 3km stage that started in town on
bitumen and finished up the road on dirt. This time Paul and Morgan did the Flying Finish and
again Rob and Deb did the Stop with back up from Big John and me. The cars did 2 runs of this
night time stage. As a result and plus the speed of the cars, Paul and Morgan had trouble seeing
the car numbers. At the Stop the car numbers were able to be recorded. An old Celica arrived
at the stop without head lights, the only light they had was the navigator's smart phone torch out
the window. They were happy just to finish.
After the finish of this stage we packed up and set off back to the showgrounds for a snack and a
warm up around the fire drums. For us it was another successful rally completed, a big thank
you to all involved. Rob and Deb soon set off for home, it was going to be a cold trip as little red
wagon's heater was not working. By the time the rest of us went to bed around 10.30 -- 11 there
was already a thin layer of ice on the cars. The temp gauge said 3.5 degrees. By morning there
was thick cloud cover, and the temp had crept up to around 6 degrees.
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July 2014
Sunday
After we had brekky and packed up our day trippers of, Dave Gibbo in his Forester and Bob
Beatty in his blue Pajero soon arrived. The drive for the day was to head south east through the
forest's towards Kyogle and then turn north for home. We travelled on Brumby Plains Road for a
while and once in the forest we had to make a stop to clear some small fallen trees. Our next
stop was for morning tea at the Yabbra Fire Tower. It has a good steeper climb to the top. With
the overcast weather, we were surprised to see the fire tower was manned. We could see only
clouds.
After a bit of a bitumen run down through Bonalbo, we were back on the dirt. Not long before
our lunch stop at Peacock Creek we spotted an abandoned L Series wagon in a paddock. Oh well
they are getting to that age now. From Peacock Creek we continued on down the mountain
stopping at Toonumbar Dam. From the Dam we wanted to cut through on back tracks to around
near the Lions Rd turn off, but the rally was still running on the road we wanted to use.
The Border Ranges Rally is now a 2 day event and uses roads in the Kyogle area. So we had to
continue on to Kyogle where we had a quick stop for ice creams. Up the road at Wiangaree, Bob
lead the way onto a back-track he knew, that linked up with the Lions Rd. By this time it had
finally started to rain, it was very light and misty. Once on the Lions Rd we took the lower creek
track, the crossings were the lowest we had seen them. On cue, as we crossed the border back
into Queensland, the rain stopped and the sun was shining.
Our final stop was in Beaudesert where we stopped for another quick snack. From here we said
our goodbyes and set off for home. Although it was mostly easy going, the back tracks were
quite interesting. Thanks to everyone for coming along.
Story by David Martin (SC180)
Joke Corner
Subject: Only a farm kid would see it this way!
When you're from the farm, your perception is a little bit different.
A farmer drove to a neighbour's farmhouse and knocked at the door.
A boy, about 9, opened the door.
"Is your dad or mom home?" said the farmer.
"No, they went to town."
"How about your brother, Howard, Is he here?"
"No, he went with Mom and Dad."
The farmer stood there for a few minutes, shifting from one foot to the other, mumbling to himself,
when the young boy says,
"I know where all the tools are, if you want to borrow one, or I can give Dad a message."
"Well," said the farmer uncomfortably. "No, I really want to talk to your Dad, about your brother Howard
getting my daughter Suzy pregnant".
The boy thought for a moment...then says, "You'll have to talk to my Dad about that. I know he charges
$500 for the bulls and $150 for the pigs, but I don't know how much he charges for Howard."
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July 2014
Membership
Application Form
SUBARU 4WD Club of Queensland Inc
POSTAL ADDRESS: Subaru 4WD Club of Queensland Inc, PO Box 595 CARINA QLD 4152
SUBSCRIPTIONS
(Please tick and complete as appropriate)
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Membership Kit issued (new members only)
July 2014
CLUB MERCHANDISE
Polo Shirts – Men’s with pocket, Women’s without
Embroidered new logo, same as new window sticker
Sizes – Men’s S to 5XL and Women’s 8 to 14
Baseball cap with embroidered old logo
Embroidered cloth badge (N/A at this time)
Windscreen Sticker – made to order
Window stickers – Set of four
Club Number sticker for rear window (made to order)
Number plate surrounds per pair (slimline also available)
Gear bag
Snatch straps
Bow shackles, large
Bow shackles, small
Bow Saw
$ 30.00
$ 15.00
$ 8.00
$ 10.00
$ 2.00
$ 2.00
$ 10.00
$ 6.00
$ 50.00
$ 12.00
$ 10.00
$ 15.00
See the Club’s Property Officer, Joe Reeve if you wish to purchase any
merchandise.
We are currently looking into getting further items to have available for
sale.
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CLUB INFO
Meetings are held on the FOURTH MONDAY of each month
at 8:00 pm at the Veteran Car Club
1376 Old Cleveland Road, Carindale. Phone 3843 0010
UBD 42nd Edition Reference: Map 182 E6
*** VISITORS ARE WELCOME ***
Public Relations:
Editor
Administration
Membership
Webmaster
Dave Martin 0429 121 996
[email protected]
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www.subaclub.com
www.youtube.com/user/Subaclub
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Or become a member of our Facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/groups/subaclubqld/
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Brisbane Subaru Dealer Network
www.subaru.com.au
State Office
Subaru Regional Office
5/333 Queensport Road North
Murarrie Qld 4172
Customer Car Line (national) 1800 22 6643
Phone (07) 31156600
Brendale
Torque Subaru
55 South Pine Road 4500
Phone: (07) 3480 2222
Capalaba
Barton’s Subaru
228 Old Cleveland Road 4157
Phone: (07) 3843 8130
Ipswich
Llewellyn Subaru
246 Brisbane Road Booval 4304
Phone: (07) 3282 2922
Maroochydore
Gary Crick Subaru
88 Sugar Road 458
Phone: (07) 5450 3300
Morayfield
Keystar Subaru
247-249 Morayfield Road 4506
Mt Gravatt
Zupps Subaru
1300 Logan Road 4122
Phone: (07) 5428 8200
Phone: (07) 3404 8800
Newstead
City Subaru
Cnr Breakfast Creek Road
& Evelyn Streets 4006
Phone: (07) 3000 7777
Service Department
Parts Department
150 Fison Ave, Eagle Farm 4009
Noosaville
Phone: (07) 3000 7799
Gary Crick Subaru
Lot 4, Lionel Donovan Dr 4566
Phone: (07) 5440 3600
Phone: (07) 3633 6666
Redcliffe
Keystar Subaru
735 Deception Bay Road, Rothwell 4022
Phone: (07) 3817 7600
Southport
Von Bibra Southport Subaru
73-89 Ferry Road 4215
Phone: (07) 5561 6170
Springwood
Highway Auto Subaru
3481 Pacific Highway 4127
Phone: (07) 3290 8888
Toowong
Toowong Subaru
Cnr Milton Road & Miskin St 4066
Phone: (07) 3871 6800
Tweed Heads South
Crick’s Tweed Subaru
146-150 Minjungbal Drive 2486
Phone: (07) 5506 0900
Wynnum
Barton’s Subaru
218 Tingal Road
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Phone: (07) 3396 7777
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