AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CAR CLUB INC
Est 1930
NEWSLETTER
MAY 2015
ISSUE
# 138
MEMBERS ENJOYING REFRESHMENTS
ON THE RECENT WEEKEND TRIP TO THE YOUNG HERITAGE MOTOR CLUB
It's the cars that bring us together, but the cars owners that "keep" us together! "FT"
AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CAR CLUB INC
Est 1930
PO Box 1937 ORANGE NSW 2800
AUSTRALIA
Email: ascc1930@yahoo.com.au
CLUB DIRECTORY 2015
PRESIDENT: Charles Stammers
 6365 1351
 mailto:csavcon@gmail.com
SECRETARY: Chris Olson
 6331. 5757
 mailto:chrisandmerran@optusnet.com.au
VICE PRESIDENT: John Donohoe
 6362 3911
 mailto:mjjd3@bigpond.com
TREASURER: Alan Mitchell
 6362. 8998
 mailto:alan.mitchell.tr@gmail.com
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Paul Hingston  6362. 4094
 mailto:pdhingston@yahoo.com.au
PUBLIC OFFICER: C. Stammers
 6365 1351 & A Mitchell  6362 8998 ( joint custodians.)
LIBRARIAN: P Skulander
 6362 1426
 mailto:petersku@hotmail.com
CONDITIONAL PLATE REGISTRAR: R. Gardoll  6362 8437
 mailto:saint13@live.com
REGALIA OFFICER:
S Blowes
6366 5154
 mailto:kblowes@skymesh.com.au
EVENT
CO-ORDINATORS
Peter Harper
Mick Buckler
 6334 2554
 6365 6188
 mailto:pdharper2@bigpond.com
 mailto:shirleyd28@bigpond.com
 6331 1013
 mailto:pmoras@bigpond.net.au
NEWSLETTER EDITOR: P Moras
REGIONAL LIAISON OFFICERS:
BATHURST: Peter Harper 6334 2554:
DUBBO: Jim Mather 6884 6316 & Barry Young. 02 58060131:
MUDGEE: vacant
Parkes: vacant
Trangie: Vacant
Young: Vacant
ACT: Geoff Barrett: 6241 1844
Cowra: Vacant.
Lithgow: Rod Rossi.
6351 4044:
Oberon: Ken Wilcox.
6336 1616
Sydney: Bob Dabbs
9774 3100
Wellington: Vacant
Grenfell: Justyn Armstrong. 6343 1283
AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CAR CLUB
Direct Payment details
Bank- NAB; BSB-082-774; Account No-75-231-2103
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
As I sit down to write this report, it appears that our nice balmy Autumn days are now past,
today being a wet, drizzly, and cool windy day; a great day to be cosy in the office. At least,
the rain has been very welcome, with the countryside responding in a blanket of green, even
though the last of the autumn colours are now disappearing. Still, as we say, it is that time of
the year, and a taste of what is to come; soon time to remove the winter woollies from the wardrobes, and place the
electric blankets back on the beds. Those who like the wind in their hair will soon be putting the top up, or re-fitting
the hardtop, to take advantage of the comfort of the heater.
Membership Secretary Paul has advised that we have a few new members, Richard and Angela Hyde, John and Val
Kellehear, and Stephanie Brown. To each, I extend a very cordial and warm welcome. I’m sure your time with us will be
happy and rewarding, and I look forward to meeting you in the near future.
On Sunday 29 March, following an invitation from the Young Heritage Motor Club,
about 9 cars made their individual way to Young, at the invitation of the Young
Heritage Motor Club, to attend their annual Car, Motorcycle, and Caravan Muster
at the local PCYC facility, all arriving at about the same time. On arrival, we were
guided to our respective parking positions, the gazebo soon erected, picnic tables
and chairs produced, and everyone settled in for the morning cuppa.
The day was spent inspecting the cars, motorcycles, and caravans, or catching
up with the news (and solving the world’s affairs) under the shade of the gazebo, and yarning to the entrants and
organisers, who incidentally were thrilled that we had brought our cars to display. Speaking of our cars, Dawn and Dave
Smedley surprised us all, arriving in a beautiful SLK 300 Mercedes convertible, amid a lot
of comments about how common the Mercedes are
becoming in the Club, and how the Triumph and Mazda
MX5 owners are becoming outnumbered. At the conclusion
of the day, Paul Hingston took out the Sports Car Class
trophy with his beautifully presented TR4, much to Mick
Buckler’s consternation, seen here trying to wrestle the
trophy from Paul.
The next event, on Thursday, 9 April, was the mid-week meander to view the Autumn colours
at Mt Wilson. Unfortunately other commitments precluded me from attending this event,
however from reports I have received, it was well attended and an enjoyable day. As usual,
there will be a full report in the Newsletter.
The Management Committee Meeting was held on Sunday, 12 April in Bathurst. As usual, Secretary Chris will have
an outline of the items discussed in this Newsletter, however there are a couple of matters that I will comment on. As
some would know, and many may not, we have been receiving some information from a group formed in Southern
NSW calling themselves the Southern Motoring Group, who are formulating proposals to submit to the relevant
authorities for a Historic Registration Scheme based on the 45 and 90 day Victorian and South Australian scheme.
The H plates will be retained, and there will be a new M plate for vehicles that are modified. I must say I was initially
not very impressed with the logbook scheme, but reading the proposals and the level of controls and restrictions that
clubs can put in place, I am now convinced. At the meeting it was agreed we advise the SMG of our interest. At last
count, over 200 clubs have expressed their interest. If anyone would like more information, I’m sure Paul Hingston or
Richard Gardoll will be happy to explain.
Also at the Meeting, Mick Buckler outlined a proposal for a tour of Tasmania, possibly in March, 2016. Before we get
serious with the planning, we would like to know how much interest there is for such a trip, and in this respect,
Expressions of Interest are sought from those who may be interested. Some preliminary estimates and details: length
between 2 and 3 weeks, cost per couple approx. $5000.00, numbers will be limited, and a sizable deposit will be
required. If the tour goes ahead, Mick will be looking for a couple of people to form an organising committee.
Looking ahead, there are number of events coming up; on the weekend of 2 and 3 May, the outing to Dubbo. I’m not
sure at this time what Mick has in mind for Saturday, but on Sunday the Golden West Holden Club is holding the
annual Rocking in the Vines event. The weekend will be another chance for members to enjoy the usual camaraderie
these weekends offer.
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On Thursday, 14 May, the mid-week outing will travel from Bathurst to Turondale, Sofala, and back to Bathurst.
Having travelled on the Turondale Road to Hill End on a couple of occasions, and on the Hill End Road to Sofala, I
must say it is a very scenic drive.
The next event in May will be the National Motoring Heritage Day on the 17th. We will travel to the Rylstone Swap
Meet at the Rylstone Showground, organised by the Cudgegong Valley Pioneer Vehicle Club. This may be the
opportunity to get another bargain. I’m not sure that Mick needs any more wrought iron features though.
Of course in June, we have the usual Henry Lawson Festival in Grenfell on the long weekend. In recent years we
have been awarded the Club trophy, so lets see what we can do again this year. Grenfell will be followed by the midweek meander on the 11th to the Megalong Valley; all in all, plenty of opportunities to get our cars out
Smooth roads, and happy and safe motoring
Charles Stammers
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PROPOSED TRIP TO TASMANIA
Following the interest shown at the A G M, there has been discussion by
the committee regarding a suitable time of the year to plan this event. It
was agreed that late March early April 2016 is probably the best time. I
have accordingly been in touch with a tour organizer and they are putting
together a suggestion package for us, I will in a future newsletter be able to
set out the itinerary and cost of the tour. Please be aware, that no
reservations will be accepted prior to the realise of further information so
that all members may get the chance to nominate for a place as numbers
will be limited
Mick Buckler
DATES FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIES
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May 14th Thursday – Scenic run from Bathurst through Turondale and Sofala
(Contact is Peter Harper)
We will meet at the Crago Mill Café at 9.30am for morning tea thus the Orange and other western members should leave Cook
Park at 8.30am. Bathurst people can meet at the café.
From here we will go through Eglington and turn right onto the road to Turondale. We follow this road to its junction with the
Sofala – Hill End Road which has recently been sealed. We turn right towards Sofala and continue for a few kilometres to
“Tanwarra Lodge” (on the left hand side of road) for lunch. After lunch we go onto Sofala and then return to Bathurst.
The Lodge has a relatively small café and the owner has suggested that for a group of our size she could serve a selection of
pizzas rather than offer her full menu.
For catering purposes it is essential that you advise me by Monday 10th May of your intention to come on this run.
mailto:pdharper@bigpond.com
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May 17th Sunday – National Motoring Heritage Day – Rylstone Swap Meeting
(Contact is Mick Buckler)
It is suggested that Orange members meet at Cook Park Samson Street at 7. 30 travel to Bathurst meeting members at the
hockey fields on the highway at approximately 8.30 travel directly to Rylstone B Y O morning tea lunch as you chose.
mailto:shirleyd28@bigpond.com.au
May 23-24th Saturday – Sunday Bathurst Gold Country Rally
Contact for this event is Norm Rutherford on 02 6337 1770 or 0499847801 or Joe Dibley on 02 6337 3581
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May 30th 31st Saturday – Sunday Historic Winton
June 6-7th Sunday -- Henry Lawson Festival Grenfell Car Show
(Contact is Mick Buckler)
It is suggested Orange members leave Cook Park at 7.00 am travel via Canowindra to meet Bathurst members at the Rose
Gardens at Cowra at approximately 8 .am no coffee break travel direct to Grenfell to be in place by 9 .am before the road closes
mailto:shirleyd28@bigpond.com.au
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June 11th Thursday - Run to Megalong Valley for lunch at the Tea Room.
(Contact is Peter Harper)
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June 14th Sunday - Movies at Manildra
This event is organised by the Parkes Antique motor club more information later
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July 9th Thursday – Gladstone Hotel at Newbridge for lunch.
(Contact is Mick Buckler)
(Contact is Peter Harper)
July 12th Sunday - Brass Monkey Run Bathurst
(Contact is Mick Buckler)
After many years of this event being run by the Austin Healey Club it has been taken up by the Mazda MX 5 Club more
information as it comes to hand.
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August 16th Sunday - Shannon’s Sydney Classic Motor Sport Park Eastern Creek (Contact is Mick Buckler)
We need to know of any interest in this event as tickets for a club event need to be purchased now. The alternative is that
members buy their ticket at the gate, but you will only be able to park in the public car park.
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August 30th Sunday - All British Day Kings School Parramatta
(Contact is Mick Buckler)
Please indicate if you wish to attend this event as we need to purchase tickets now for the club display.
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PLEASE NOTE:
All ASCC Club activities and other activities of interest organised by other clubs, are shown on an ASCC Letterhead schedule
within this Newsletter. That page should be carried in vehicles on Conditional Registration Plates as proof of an approved activity
for the purposes of their plates use, should they be stopped by the Authorities.
REPORTING ON RECENT ACTIVITIES
March 29th Sunday - Young Heritage Motor Club Car and Motorbike Show
Three cars left Orange on fine autumn morning for a spirited drive to Young as we had to be there by 9am. The group motored
along picking up other club members as they progressed until there were nine of us. The pace was quite brisk with not much
traffic and we made Young in good time for the car show being held in the grounds of PCYC. The parking controllers did not
seem to have much idea, and in spite of our protests, split up our group into different parts of the area making it impossible for
us to set up a club display. But, we were not to be foiled, and soon found a grassy area to set up our canopy, tables, chairs and
soon the tea and coffee was on to go along with the usual goodies. As some members would be aware there are those amongst
us who are quite keen when it comes to picking up a trophy here and there and the polishing clothes were out in abundance
with the kinder mortals among us even willing to loan chamois to rivals. Once all the preparations were done there was time to
have a look around at the vehicles on show. As the years go by, we see more and more of the cars we had when we were
younger, qualifying as classics. If we had kept them all we would need bigger sheds and bigger bank accounts
Our club was very well represented with Dave and Dawns newly arrived Mercedes 300 SLK on its first run, Charles Stammers
had his Mercedes SLK 350, Rod and Leone Wykes Nissan 350 Z, my Jaguar XK 150, Link and Vicky Hewson Ford Capri, Larry
Nunn MK2 Jaguar, Paul and Annette Hingston Triumph TR 4A, with surrey top Stewart and Kerrie Blowes Triumph Stag and
Gary and Barbara Cooper Hyundai Veloster turbo.
As the day progressed there was considerable speculation as to who among us had slipped the most cash to the judges and as
we gathered to hear the results confidence was growing in some quarters when it came to the sports car category. As can be
seen in the photographs, one of us thought a mistake had been made and the wrong red car had been named as the winner.
The issue was settled amicably and we all set of for home with a stop at the Rose Garden Cafe, where Annette as the co winner
of the said trophy very sportingly shouted ice creams all around. What we had overlooked was the fact that we were travelling
through bushranger country and Paul forgot to lock his car. I believe there is a reward being offered for the return of certain
shiny goods removed from his car while we were enjoying our ice cream, or information leading to apprehension of the felons. It
was another great day out and we all had a lot of fun which is what our club is all about.
Report by Mick Buckler
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CARTOON BY GARRY COOPER
April 9th Thursday – Midweek meander to the Autumn colours at Mount Wilson
Thursday 9th dawned a beautiful sunny if cool morning which was a complete contrast to the wintery conditions experienced over
the previous couple of days. Fourteen cars and crews gathered at the Crago Mill Café at 9.00am for morning tea before departing
at 10.00am for Mt Wilson via the Great Western Hwy and the Bell Road arriving at about 11.30am. Awaiting our arrival were a
further three cars which had driven up from Sydney thus making a total of seventeen cars and thirty three people. A very good
rollup.The Autumn colours were not quite at their peak however a number of gardens were open for inspection and most people
took the opportunity to take in at least one garden before driving a little further down the road to a picnic area where we had
lunch. After lunch several of the more energetic types went for a short walk through the nearby Cathedral of Ferns. From here
people said their goodbyes and headed off on the journeys home however several of us decided to call into the Lolly Shop at
Little Hartley for afternoon tea. This was quite an eye opener – it stocks a vast array of lollies and was doing a brisk trade. Truly a
dentist’s paradise.Those who enjoyed the day were:
Kevin and Annette Neville, Ford Capri; Roy and Sheila Riley, Ford Capri; Chris and Merran Olson, Swallow Doretti; Ralph
Arnison and Tony, Lancia Fulvia; Rod and Leonie Wykes, Nissan 300Z;Ian and Michelle Wallace, MGB; Doug and Dearne
Witherdin, Mercedes SLK280; Paul and Karen Tomlinson, Jaguar XKC; Dave and Dawn Smedley, Mercedes SLK300;
Gary and Barbara Cooper, Hyundai Veloster; Chris and Judy Bayliss, Toyota 86; Paul and Shirley Challinor, MGB;
Don Young and Sandy Collins, Peugeot 308CC; Peter and Diann Harper, MGCGT
Non members: Will and Allison Arnison, Lancia Fulvia coupe; Rick and Angela Hyde, MGTF.
(Report by Peter & Diann Harper)
Autumn Colours at Mt Wilson
Photos by Diann Harper
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April 12th Sunday – Summary of decisions from the management committee meeting in Bathurst
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Charles Stammers stated that from his observations, all is going well with the Club.
Chris Olson had news on John Donohoe’s health; John is much better than he has been and a card has been sent to him
with best wishes from all of his friends at the ASCC.
Alan Mitchell reported that all advertisers in the Newsletter had renewed for 2015 with the exception of one.
Paul Hingston reported a number of new members have joined the ASCC with financial members now numbering 153. 16
currently unfinancial members are expected to again renew their membership.
Peter Moras suggested that the ASCC members who do not receive an electronic copy of the newsletter each month but
instead receive a hard copy are in future to be sent their newsletter in colour.
Richard Gardoll reported one new car is now on conditional registration and two cars have relinquished their conditional
registration.
Peter Harper reported that mid-week events were proceeding well with attendance ranging between 30 and 50 members
each event.
Mick Buckler reported that weekend events are currently well supported. Mick was encouraged to organise more local
events like the recent successful twilight run to the Neville Hotel.
Mick reported the Rocking in the Vines trip to Dubbo is almost booked out.
The proposed tour to Tasmania is planned for 2016, possibly in March, and Mick is seeking interested members to join
him on a planning committee.
Stewart Blowes reported that things have been fairly quiet in regalia.
P.Skulander reported that articles like his Clipsal 500 report had proved popular and so he will continue with this style of
report in the future.
The ASCC has received Meeting Minutes from the New South Wales Southern Motoring Group for our perusal. The ASCC
Management Committee has decided to offer support to this new organisation.
Stewart Blowes reported that all fifty umbrellas purchased have been distributed to members who either attended the 2015
ASCC Annual General Meeting or attended the 2015 Gnoo Blas display with their car.
Alan Mitchell suggested that as our club is no longer purchasing tickets in advance for ASCC members to attend the
Shannons Car Display at Eastern Creek, members who are definitely wishing to attend should contact Mick Buckler with
their firm expressions of interest.
Next Meeting of the ASCC Management Committee will be held at the Orange Ex-Services Country Club at 10.00am on
Sunday, 12th July 201
Chris Olson - Secretary
INSURED BY SHANNONS
SHARE THE PASSION
Shannons are great supporters of the Classic Car fraternity through the Shannon’s Eastern Creek Classic
Car Show and involvement with Historic Car Racing. This support is most appreciated by this Club. It
certainly helps to spread the development and the enjoyment of our classic sporting car fraternity in the
Central Western area of New South Wales.
For all your insurance needs - support the company that supports us. So if you have any insurance needs for your classic car, your house
or its contents, contact Harold Upston Regional Development Officer on 0432 758 169 / Email cowracar1@bigpond.com or give
Shannons a call 13 46 46 and get an obligation free quote from them.
The comments, views and opinions expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the club
The Old Auto Rubber Co.
They have everything from Car Restoration Kits to clips and will give
members a 10% discount if we mention we are members of the ASCC.
They are at 6 Cassola Pl, Penrith NSW
PO Box 4350, Penrith Plaza NSW 2750
www.oldautorubber.com.au
sales@spectrumrubber.com.au
phone 02 4704 8851 Fax 02 470408854
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MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY REPORT
Paul Hingston
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This month, we sincerely welcome into the Club, the following members: Bernard and Anne Lynch, Barry, Mercedes SLK200:
John and Val Kellehear, Dubbo, Renault Megane: Stephanie Brown, Bathurst, Kharman Ghia: Richard and Angela Hyde, Terry
Hills, MG’s
Apologies to Bernard and Anne as I missed out on including them as our new members list last month, but that hasn’t prevented
them from already enjoying being on an outing with the club. We look forward to catching up soon with John, Val, Stephanie,
Richard and Angela and sharing their company on one of our many outings organised by our hard-working Event Organisers,
Mick Buckler or Peter Harper.
As at the end of April we have a healthy membership of 160 financial members. Despite having a number of members not
renewing their membership for 2015 for a number of reasons, we have now reached our final number for the full year
membership of 2014. Again, a strong position to be in.
This would perhaps suggest that news of the varied activities of our club, and the welcoming friendship that comes from being a
member, is reaching out to people with classic cars looking for a very active and social car club with which to enjoy their classic
motoring.
Don’t forget to let me know (pdhingston@yahoo.com.au) if any of your personal details have changed, eg address, mobile or
email. I know some members who have moved and I still don’t have their new particulars. It can be difficult contacting members
or issuing electronic newsletters if we are not updated.
The facility of direct debit for payment of fees has been a huge success this year.
Don’t forget, our newsletters, along with the Club Constitution and For Sale items are listed in our Club location with Shannons.
Check it out at: http://www.shannons.com.au/club/carclubs/australian-sporting-car-club-inc/
ASCC LIBRARY INFORMATION UPDATE
Peter Skulander, Librarian
SPORTSCAR TOP TEN SHOOT OUT – Classic and Sportscar, April 1991
Post war and reasonably affordable sports cars was the criteria for the list of cars. Each car was to be driven and appraised by
a panel of six drivers, made up of five men and one lady driver. The initial list was :- MG M-Type, MG TC, MGB, Healey 100/4,
Frogeye Sprite, Lotus Elan S4 Sprint, 1990 Lotus Elan, Lotus Elite, Jaguar XK120, Jaguar E-Type, Mini Cooper S, Alfa Spider,
Porsche 911, Datsun 240Z, Corvette Stingray (1965-68), Mazda MX-5, AC Ace, Fiat X1/9, Lancia Fulvia Coupe, Morgan Pus
4/8 and Triumph TR3A.
The drivers then met to vote in their choice of cars, to provide a list of 10 cars to be tested. It was decided that the main criteria
was that the car had to be an open top, two seater. Other cars lost out because of old technology, but voters did retain the MG
TC. Of course, not all drivers were happy with the final 10. Questions were asked why 2 Jaguars and 2 MGs were left in the
mix. The AC ACE was voted in despite its’ exclusivity.
After swapping seats during the day on a trip over mountains and winding roads, the drivers were asked to rate the cars from 1
to 10.
Drivers:D1
D2 Lady
D3
D4
D5
D6
Total
Rank
AC ACE
1
7
1
2
1
2
15
1
E-Type
3
2
7
4
2
4
21
2
Alfa
2
1
9
1
5
6
23
3
Spider
Lotus
6
3
4
7
6
1
27
4
Elan
4
4
2
6
7
5
28
5
Mazda
MX5
XK 120
7
5
3
4
4
8
31
6
Corvette
9
8
10
8
3
3
41
7
MG TC
5
6
5
10
9
7
42
8
MGB
8
9
8
9
8
9
51
=10
Fiat X1/9 10
10
6
5
10
10
51
=10
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FOR SALE/ WANTED/ HELP DEPARTMENT.
For the interest of the increasing new as well as longer-term members of the Club, it is advised that a free service is available,
through sale of cars and parts, wanted cars and parts, as well as help wanted with any technical advice etc. required. However,
no responsibility will be accepted for the accuracy of such description or condition of cars or parts involved. Any purchaser must
make their own inspection and enquiries regarding condition, miles covered, or suitability for their intended use. Please advise
the Editor of any items you would like to include in this section of the newsletter.
FOR SALE
1986 JAGUAR XJSC
Travelled 162,000 kms – new alternator – new battery –spent $1000
on the Air cond. – Radial tyres 90% - has vented bonnet – Registered
to 20-1-2016 – Very good condition – Rego No: CB 86 ST
Vehicle located in Trangie NSW
Price $26,000 ono
Contact Barry Hamblin 0268887270 or 0417440554
FOR SALE:
XJ6 JAGUAR 1970, 4.2 litre motor
Motor travelled less than 5,000 km after total rebuild,
New upholstered seats, new head lining, new brakes
Good condition
Historic rego not transferable
Too many cars. $4,000 ONO (Dubbo area))
Contact Jim Mather 02 68846316 or 042884631
FOR SALE
1977 Datsun 260Z 2+2
$7,500 ono.
Sound and reliable. Good tyres, etc.
Club rego not transferable
Contact Jim Mather 0428846316
FOR SALE
1947 MG TC Model - TC48A
◊ Chassis Number - TC3569 ◊ Engine - XPAG 1248 ◊ Engine
Number – 3777 Owned since 2004, currently not driven often
enough Mechanically sound, work done includes: engine rebuilt
2007about 2,000 miles, new clutch, radiator, brakes rebuilt 2006,
front shocks & suspension renewed, 19in wheels rebuilt with
S/Steel spokes and powder coated rims, halogen bulbs, moto
meter temperature gauge, steering box, electrical wiring.
Body substantially original with no rust always garaged, come with
full NSW rego, excellent hood, seat back original all else replaced.
Asking $31,000 ono
Contact Andrew at Andrew.fletcher2@bigpond.com
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FOR SALE
SAAB 1998: 9.3 Anniversary Edition (timber dash) Convertible
Engine: 2 litre Turbo Colour: Body Dark Blue Roof Dark Blue
Kilometres: 134,161 Registered till: 12 July 2015
Always garaged, maintained, mint condition etc, etc.
New windscreen, 4 new Bridgestone Potenza RE 002tyres,
Quality reversing camera ( European style interior mirror type),
Blue tooth audio system (phone remote, streamed music)
Always serviced by SAAB Serve Parramatta
Price: $8000 or nearest offer
Contact Brian 0409 302296 fort more details, photos:
FOR SALE.
1961 Skoda Felicia Hard Top Convertible.
Factory RHD. 4 cylinder 4 speed manual.
Complete, but in need of full restoration. Comes
with original service work shop manual. These cars
are rare in Europe and almost unheard of in
Australia. Car located in Orange
$2,200 O.N.O. Contact Malcolm 0429659165.
Lot 7 Shepherd Drive
Mullion Creek
Phone (02) 6365 8729
Mobile 0417 437 223
Email can.auto@bigpond.com
THE BLONDE NEIGHBOUR
The other day my neighbour, who is blonde, came running up to me in the driveway just jumping for joy! I didn't know why she
was jumping for joy but I thought, what the heck, and I starting jumping up and down along with her.
She said, "I have some really great news!"
I said, "Great. Tell me why you're so happy. "
She stopped jumping and, breathing heavily from all the jumping up and down, told me that she was pregnant! I knew that she
had been trying for a while so I told her, "That's great! I couldn't be happier for you!"
Then she said, "There's more."
I asked, "What do you mean 'more'?
She said, "Well, we are not having just one baby. We are going to have TWINS!"
Amazed at how she could know so soon after getting pregnant, I asked her how she knew.
She said."Well, that was the easy part.
I went to Blooms Pharmacy and they actually had a home pregnancy kit in a twin-pack. Both tests came out positive!"
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AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CAR CLUB INC
Est 1930
PO Box 1937 ORANGE NSW 2800
AUSTRALIA
Email: ascc1930@yahoo.com.au
ASCC ACTIVITIES CALENDAR 2015
ASCC Conditional Registration vehicles are approved to attend the activities listed below
Month
Meeting
March 2015
April 2015
Mid-week Meander
Thurs 12th Midweek meander to
Burrendong Dam
12th Committee
meeting in
Bathurst
Thurs 9th Midweek meander to Mount
Wilson
Weekend Run
7th Motor Fest at Hawks Nest
7th Crookwell Potato festival car show
22nd, 23rd Overnight run to Canberra
29th Young Heritage Motor Club Muster
6th Tullamore Irish festival
26th ASCC club run Orange/Bathurst district
May 2015
Thurs 14th Scenic run through
Turondale, Sofala and back to Bathurst
2nd, 3rd Overnight run to Dubbo
17th National Motoring Day
23rd,24th Bathurst Gold Country Rally
30th, 31st Historic Winton
June 2015
Thurs 11th Midweek meander run to
Megalong Valley for lunch
6th, 7th Henry Lawson Festival Grenfell
6th-7th HSCRA Sydney Retro Speedfest
14th Movies at Manildra
July 2015
Thurs 9th Midweek Meander Lunch at
Gladstone Hotel Newbridge
12th Brass Monkey run to Bathurst
Aug 2015
Thurs 13th Midweek Meander TBA
Sept 2015
Thurs 10th Midweek Meander TBA
16th Shannon’s Sydney Classic at Eastern
Creek
21st, 23 V8 Supercars at Sydney Motorsport
Park
30th All British Day at Kings School Parramatta
11th, 13th V8 Supercars Sandown 500
Oct 2015
Thurs 8th Midweek Meander TBA
8th-11th Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000
Nov 2015
Thurs 12th Midweek Meander TBA
Dec 2015
Thurs 10th Midweek Meander TBA
28th-29th HSCRA Historic Spring at Sydney
Motorsport Park
4th-6th V8 Supercars Sydney 500
ASCC Christmas Party TBA
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