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NSW Corvette Club Magazine February 2020 NSW CORVETTES unlimited car club inc. PUT THE " STING" BACK INTO LIFE JANUARY 2020 ANNUAL EVENTSAnnual Events2020 TH TH NELSON BAY (WEEKEND) FRIDAY 7 – SUNDAY 9 FEBRUARY NATIONAL CONVENTION FRIDAY 10TH – MONDAY 13TH APRIL SOUTH AUSTRALIA GENERAL MOTORS GM DAY SUNDAY 3RD MAY (ORGANISED BY THE CADILLAC CLUB) PENRITH MUSEUM OF FIRE MEATSTOCK BBQ WARS FRIDAY 1ST – SUNDAY 3RD MAY SYDNEY SHOWGROUND – OLYMPIC PARK HOMEBUSH WINGS OVER ILLAWARRA SATURDAY 2ND – SUNDAY 3RD MAY ILLAWARRA AIRPORT – ALBION PARK CHRISTMAS IN JULY JULY - DATE T.B.A CMC SHANNONS SYDNEY CLASSIC AUGUST - DATE T.B.A EASTERN CREEK BRASS MONKEY RUN AUGUST - DATE T.B.A CLUB’S SHOW & SHINE AUGUST - DATE T.B.A BEROWRA WATERS LUNCH RUN SEPTEMBER - DATE T.B.A PORT MACQUARIE (WEEKEND) SEP – OCT - DATE T.B.A BATHURST SupercarsThe NSW Corvettes UnlimitedTHURSDAY Car 8TH –Club SUNDAY Inc 11 TH Facebook group OCTOBER is back! CHROMEFEST• Provides a fun and easy to use space to interact FRIDAYwith other 23 membersRD – SUNDAY in the club. 25 TH OCTOBER THE ENTRANCE • The App allows you freedom to access other members posts, photosTH or videos on the go JAMBEROOvia any CAR Smart SHOW Phone, &Android FAMILY or I-pad device. SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER FUN DAY TH TH COATES• StrictlyHIRE NEWCASTLEmembers only, so 500 you can feel secure thatFRIDAY your posts 4 are – not SUNDAY available 6to the DECEMBER public. SOAR &• EasilyROAR confirm your attendance to planned eventsDEC at theEMBER click of a - button. DATE T.B.A SMSP - EASTERN CREEK •To Join, download the facebook app & use the link below. END OF YEAR CHRISTMAS FUNCTION DECEMBER - DATE T.B.A h ttps://facebook.com/groups/342263952910302 2 2019 COMMITTEE Executive Committee President Bob Fitzsimmons 0408 234 438 Bob [email protected] Vice President Tony Charlton 0416 007 582 [email protected] Secretary Belinda Ford 0409 419 360 [email protected] ◊ Founded 1980 ◊ Tony Treasurer Doug Ford Sister Club of Free State 0452 506 450 Corvette Club Maryland U.S.A. [email protected] Committee CLUB ADDRESS 1. Mandy Caprin [email protected] NSW Corvettes Unlimited Car Club Inc. Events Co-ordinator 0409 668 341 Belinda PO Box 1044 GREEN VALLEY NSW 2168 2 Cathy Tullock [email protected] 0400 426 917 MEETINGS 3. Charlie Micallef [email protected] 1ST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH 0432 283 263 The New Brighton Golf Club 43 Brickmakers Drive Moorebank 4. Rhonda Wilson [email protected] Doug Meetings commence at 8.00 pm Welfare Officer 0411 546 299 All members, children and visitors welcome 5. Jim Carruthers [email protected] Southern Delegate 0402 016995 MEMBERSHIP FEES MEMBERSHIP DUE 30TH JUNE 6. Ray Smith [email protected] COST $75 PER ANNUM 0412 469 275 Mandy 7. Margaret Fisher [email protected] ADVERTISING RATES 0411 436 565 Per annum Full Page $900 Peter Cox 0438 323744 1/2 Page $600 Northern Delegate [email protected] 1/4 Page $300 Business card $90 Vicki Micallef 0432 283 204 Stock Controller [email protected] Cathy MAGAZINE Printed by Copy-Set Service Jorge Vazquez 0423 251121 (02) 9684 1790 Club Plate Registrar [email protected] E: [email protected] CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME Editor Karin Ross T (02) 9684 1790 Contact Editor F (02) 9684 1731 [email protected] Charlie Deadline for reports and articles Web [email protected] is COB Monday of week prior to Technical Advisors: Geoff Eaton 0417 473 492 meeting night. Steve Rosenfels 0418 602 079 Stephen Sharkey 0439 901 560 www.nswcorvettes.com.au GM Rep Bob Sauers 0475 799 774 Vicki All advertising material is accepted on the understanding that is does not contravene the Trade Practice Act. No responsibility is accepted by the NSW Corvette Club for statements made or the failure of any product or service to give satisfaction. Inclusion of any advertisement shall not be construed as an endorsement by the New South Wales Corvettes Ray Unlimited Car Club. Steve Geoff Bob Jorge Please note EFT payments can be made to Club’s offical account which is LIFE MEMBERS: “New South Wales Corvettes Maurie Mouyat, Steve Busuttil, Frank Rejtano, Unlimited Car Club, Inc” Stephen Browne, Les Teefy BSB 112 879; A/C 043316814 Margaret 3 FEBRUARY 2020 Friday 7th, Saturday 8th, Nelson Bay - Weekend CE2/20 Sunday 9th For those who wish to travel up together, meet @ Thornleigh McDonald’s @10.15am for a 10.45am departure, travel via M1/ Pacific Hwy stopping at Heatherbrae’s Pies for Lunch, then travel via Nelson Bay Rd to Nelson Bay Check in 2.00pm. Contact Mandy on 0409-668-341 by Wednesday the 5th, if you wish to travel up with us, otherwise we will see you there. Sunday 9th Northern Run – Murray’s Brewery CRN3/20 Meet Central Coast Ourimbah Interchange rest area @9.45am for 10.00am depart, Cruise to end M1 to Hungry Jacks carpark. Newcastle drivers meet Hungry Jacks at top of M1 @11.30am depart 11.45pm. Cruise from Hungry Jacks via Pacific Hwy, Raymond Terrace to Murray’s Brewery 3443 Nelson Bay Road, Bob’s Farm arrive 12.15pm. Please contact Pete on 0438-323-744, to advise if you are coming and where you will join the cruise. Bookings need to be made so please contact Pete ASAP. Thursday 20th Codgers Run CRN4/20 Meet @ the High School carpark Bateau Bay 9.30am depart 9.45am, Coffee at Waterfall Café Kariong 10.30am, depart 11.15am, cruise M1 to Hawkesbury River then to Brooklyn for Lunch arrive @11.50am. Text or call Pete if you are coming and where you will be joining the cruise, by Monday 17th February on 0438-323-744. Sunday 23rd Jesmond FC Old School Car Show & Shine – Heaton Park Jesmond CRN5/20 The Jesmond FC Old School Car Show & Shine is on at Heaton Park and I would love to get some corvettes to come along, arrive no later than 11am and leave no earlier than 1pm. Cost is $10.00 entry with no expectation of participating in the competition. For those who want to experience Newcastle at its best, I will be leaving Belmont McDonald’s @9.30am heading to Heaton Park via the beautiful beaches of Newcastle. Send me a message or phone on 0408-437-649 Michael. MARCH 2020 Sunday 1st Breakfast Run – Headlands Hotel Austinmer Beach CE3/20 Meet @ Heathcote McDonald’s (1268 Heathcote Rd cnr Princes Hwy, Heathcote) 8.15am, depart 8.30am travel via the Princes Hwy, McKell Ave & Lady Wakehurst Drive to Austinmer arrive 9.30am. Contact Mandy on 0409- rd 668-341 if you are interested in coming along, by 23 February. Tuesday 3rd Club Meeting CM2/20 Brighton Lakes Recreation & Golf Club – 43 Brickmakers Drive, Moorebank. Committee Meeting starts at 6.00pm. Dinner from 6.30pm. General Meeting starts at 8.00pm. All Welcome Sunday 8th Hunter Valley – Bring a passenger Drive CRN2/20 Meet @ the Shell Service Station in Freemans Waterhole @10.00am for some vineyard driving and some wine/beer tasting for your passenger, stop @ Petersons Champagne House/Cafe, Peter Drayton’s winery/iron bark brewery on the way to Harrigan’s Irish Pub for Lunch. Please call or text Michael Stocker on 0408-437-649 before the 1st March. Thursday 19th Codger Run – TBA CRN6/20 Contact: Dave & Sandy PLEASE REF TO INSIDE FRONT COVER FOR CALENDAR OF ANNUAL EVENTS Phone 9477 2000 132 George Street, HORNSBY 4 Message 28/01/20 I trust you all had a happy holiday season with family and friends and I wish you all the very best for the year. First event for 2020 was All American day at Macarthur Square organised by The Mustang Owners Club of NSW. Despite the rain, the day was reasonable considering all the problems that have been impacting the country the last few months. The rain really was a positive considering how hot it could have been. There was a good range of vehicles to interest most car enthusiasts, from well-maintained stock vehicles to the highly modified cars. The standout Corvette of the day was Charlie Micallef's C2. Charlie came away with two trophies for his immaculate well-presented vehicle. Well done Charlie and Vicki. And I would agree - the Best Corvette at the show. Next week is the Nelson Bay Run, I look forward to seeing you all there. It is difficult to think of anything positive to look forward this year, with all the problems that have plagued our country in the last few months. Bob Fitzsimmons Please Note: Our Phone and email service at home is not working. Contact me on 02 4677 3838 or 0408 234438 CONGRATULATIONS CHARLIE! 5 Happy New Year Corvetters! Hope everyone is safe after the currents events we have had here in NSW. Let’s look forward to a positive and exciting new year with our NSW Corvette club. We attended the All American day on 19th January, even with the inclement weather, it was a great roll up from our members. Some members turned up without their Corvettes, but in any event, great to see you all there. Congratulations to Charlie receiving 2 trophies with his beautiful C2. Nelsons Bay is our next Club event, always a great weekend and a good drive up the coast to show off your pride and joy. No doubt I will have lots of stories to report in the next club magazine, stay tuned I am sure it will be very interesting. That’s all from me until next time. Cheers, Tony Here's a few shots from the All American Day We clean, detail and sanitise ovens • grills • cooktops rangehoods • BBQs “ the chore you deplore ” FREE QUOTES 0421 408 983 Be assured of amazing results every time you BEFORE AFTER choose our friendly and professional service! www.ovenvalets.com.au 6.
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