AUSTRALIAN SPORTING CAR CLUB INC Est 1930

NEWSLETTER JUNE 2016 ISSUE # 152

THE FRONT VIEW OF THE SPECTACULAR IANDRA CASTLE TAKEN FROM THE FRONT GARDEN

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: [email protected]

CLUB DIRECTORY 2015

PRESIDENT: Charles Stammers  6365 1351  mailto:[email protected]

SECRETARY: Chris Olson  6331. 5757  mailto:[email protected]

VICE PRESIDENT: Sharyn Aiken  6361 8443  [email protected]

TREASURER: Alan Mitchell  6362. 8998  mailto:[email protected]

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Paul Hingston  6193 6643  mailto:[email protected]

PUBLIC OFFICER: C. Stammers  6365 1351 & A Mitchell  6362 8998 ( joint custodians.)

LIBRARIAN: P Skulander  6362 1426  mailto:[email protected]

CONDITIONAL PLATE REGISTRAR: R. Gardoll  6362 8437  mailto:[email protected]

REGALIA OFFICER: S Blowes 6366 5154  mailto:[email protected]

EVENT Peter Harper  6334 2554  mailto:[email protected] CO-ORDINATORS Mick Buckler  6365 6188  mailto:[email protected]

NEWSLETTER EDITOR: P Moras  6331 1013  mailto:[email protected]

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ASCC News JUNE 2016 2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Except for the few days where we received some very welcome rain, the run of very pleasant dry and mild days continues, great weather to get out and about in our cars. The first outing for May, on the 12th, the mid- week outing to the Iandra Castle near Greenethorpe coincided with one those few showery days. On a very cool and drizzly Thursday morning, both Orange and Bathurst Groups came together at the Heritage Park in Blayney to continue the journey to Cowra for morning tea or coffee at the Rose Gardens Café. After the usual meeting and greeting and catching up with the news, it was soon time to journey on through the village of Greenethorpe to the castle. On arrival we were met by the manager and his wife who gave us a very informed overview of the history of the castle, from when a Mr Greene first purchased the property of 35,000 acres in 1878. The property was known as Mt. Oriel, and the Castle as the Mt. Oriel Homestead, with the district being Iandra. Following the outline of the property’s history, we were then free to wander through the buildings and surrounding gardens. Soon it was time for lunch, and being not such a nice day for a picnic lunch in the gardens, we were graciously granted the use on the Conservatory, where tea and coffee making urns were already bubbling away. I’m sure Peter will have more details of this outing elsewhere in the Newsletter. A few days later, on Sunday, 15th May, the Soar, Ride, and Shine Airshow was held at the Bathurst Airport, organised by Lifeline Central West as a fundraiser to allow that organisation to train additional councillors and expand its telephone counselling services. In addition to the Airshow, the day also included car and motorcycle displays, with over 300 vehicles on display. The ASCC was represented by at least 16 cars, with 13 in the group display and others interspersed with their other Clubs throughout the display. While we had not arranged to meet as a group, as we arrived we were directed to the designated parking area and managed to park most of our cars together as a group. After arranging the cars in the pre-marked and expansive parking spots, the tables and chairs were soon setup, and members were free to sit back and watch the Airshow or wander throughout the static displays of aircraft and vehicles. I know Mick will have a further report in the Newsletter so I will leave that to him. I was overwhelmed when Mick rang me in the evening to announce that the ASCC had been awarded the Club trophy; well done, and a sincere thank you Mick and members for your participation in making this possible. Overall, I think we all agreed it was a successful day, beautiful balmy weather and well organised for Lifeline’s first attempt. Lifeline Central West CEO Alex Ferguson has informed us that with the outstanding success of this year’s Airshow, they will now be having another one next year, and with more time for planning and areas of improvement identified from this year, it should be a show we can look forward to. June will be an event filled month for the Club, firstly the Mid-Week outing on Thursday, 9th June, when we will travel to the beautiful Wolgan Valley. More details are available in this Newsletter. This will be followed shortly afterwards with the Henry Lawson Festival in Grenfell on Sunday, 12th June, the Long Weekend. This has always been a popular event for members, and where we have been awarded the Best Represented Club Trophy for the past few years, so let us see what we can do again this year. The final June event on the following Sunday will be the Movie Day in Manildra, an annual event organised by the Parkes Antique Motor Club. I should imagine there will be more details in this Newsletter, however the usual arrangement is a BYO lunch in the park, lunch at the local Store/Café, and I’m not sure what the hotel offers nowadays, followed by the movie at the historic Amusu Theatre starting about 1.00 PM. Well, that’s about it for this edition, looking forward to seeing those who can make it to the Wolgan Valley or Grenfell. Smooth roads, and happy and safe motoring Charles Stammers

ASCC News JUNE 2016 3 DATES FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIES

 June, Thursday 9th – Midweek Run to the Wolgan Valley (Contact is Peter Harper) Orange members should leave Cook Park at 8.15 am to meet Bathurst people at the Kelso layby at 9.00 am. From here we will travel down the highway to Yetholme where we turn left to Sunny Corner, Portland and onto Wallerawang for a BYO morning tea at the Lake Wallace picnic area. We will then drive down into the Wolgan Valley as far as the entry to the Emirates Resort which is at the end of the sealed road. From here we turn around and back-track to Wallerawang and then go on to Lithgow for lunch at the Workers Club.

 June, Sunday 12th - 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 8.00 am. No coffee break as we will travel direct to Grenfell to be in place by 9 .am before the road closes entries to car show $15.00

 June, Sunday 19th - Movies at Manildra (Contact is Mick Buckler) This event is organised by the Parkes Antique motor club usually starts about 1pm

 July, Thursday 14th – Mid Week Meander to Canowindra for lunch. Contact is Peter Harper) There will be more information on this midweek run in future issue of the newsletter

 July, Sunday 17th Brass Monkey Run Bathurst (Contact is Mick Buckler) This event is now hosted by the MX5 Club of NSW, and will be held at Bathurst RSL 114Rankin Street starting at 8.15 am it is a fund raising event with all surplus funds given as a donation to Care Flight the event will be run whatever the weather conditions cost of breakfast is $20 .OO PLEASE ADVISE MICK BEFORE 30TH JUNE SO THE CLUB CAN ARRANGE THE TICKETS. For more info http://nsw.mx5.com.au/events/all-events from 1May2016 . If you don’t want to attend the breakfast, but want to go on a run, be at the Bathurst RSL car park at 10.30am

 August, Thursday 11th – Mid Week Meander TBA (Contact is Peter Harper) Details of this run will be will be advised in next months newsletter|

 August, Sunday 14th – Shannon’s Classic Car Show at Eastern Creek (Contact is Mick Buckler) More information in the next newsletter. Think about attendance so the club can purchase tickets

 August, Sunday 28th - All British Day Kings School Parramatta (Contact is Mick Buckler) This event is the premier event for showcasing British cars ,Motor Bikes and contraptions in NSW ,and is a must see even if your motoring lust is for things other than those created in the old dart .Our club has always put on a good display for this event which is ticket only ,tickets can be ordered through the club at a cost of $10 .00 .Any members wishing to join a group making this an overnight run contact me ASAP . ORDERS FOR TICKETS BY 30TH JUNE PLEASE TO AVOID MISSING OUT

Mick Buckler has provided a list of potential events. Please contact him if you are interested in any event and he will organise it to go on the club calendar:

17th July Wagga Swap Meet 11th Sept Fathers Day swap meet at Cootamundra Showground 24th/25th Sept. Pambula Motor Festival 25th Sept. Berrima Southern Highlands Spring Auto Fair at Public School 8th Oct. Old Bargo Public School Show and Shine 16th Oct. Warragamba Dam Car and Bike Show, Shine & Swap meeting 16th Oct. Mountain Cruisers Show & Shine at Lithgow Showground

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REPORTING ON RECENT ACTIVITIES

May, Thursday 12th - Visit Iandra Castle at Greenthorpe.

SOME INTERESTING FACTS RELATING TO IANDRA CASTLE (Report by Chris Olson)

Chris Olson enjoyed our recent Thursday outing to Iandra and he has provided me with some interesting facts courtesy of “The Iandra Story” - A Romance of Pioneering. 1. Wheat growing at Iandra commenced in the 1880s and the area under wheat progressively increased until a share farming system of wheat production was introduced in 1893. It was based on the recognition that the greatest assets in any enterprise are people who care, who value opportunities and use them diligently and fairly. George Greene, the owner of Iandra, provided the land ready to be ploughed, all the seed and two thirds of the fertiliser. The sharefarmer provided the plant and the labour. The resulting crop was shared equally between the two. This system created much interest and revolutionised the whole approach to wheat growing at Iandra. The then Minister of Lands, the Honourable J.H.Carruthers was among the visitors in 1896. During this visit he saw 9,500 acres under wheat and nearly 2,000 acres under lucerne. 2. Soon after 1900 rotational farming practices accompanied with experimentation with wheat varieties and the more extensive use of fertilisers resulted in 52 Iandra sharefarmers cropping 22,000 acres and delivering 100,000 bags of wheat (10,000 tonnes approximately) to the railhead. This was the first time that such a yield had been produced on one property and this in the days when wheat was harvested in four bushel bags. 3. In addition to this record production was the large amount retained for domestic and seed purposes and the enormous amount of hay cut and stored to feed the 700 working horses used at Iandra. The harvest was a concentration of labour forces on a scale not previously witnessed in rural NSW with 500 to 600 men engaged in various aspects of the operation. 4. In November 1910 an Agricultural Commission of Inquiry came to Iandra from Scotland in order to view at first hand the methods and policies being observed. So widespread had been the interest generated in Iandra activities that experts from across the world felt it fruitful to come and see for themselves. 5. The Massey Harris Machinery firm authorities selected Iandra to bring their first reaper thresher for its inaugural demonstration. With the widespread introduction of this machine, today known as a header, the whole process of grain harvesting was greatly accelerated. 6. George Greene was one of the first men in NSW to wire-net their holding against the marauding rabbit. At the height of the rabbit plague it was reported in The Sydney Morning Herald that there were no rabbits on Iandra. 7. Iandra Station had its own store, post office, well equipped offices, public school, church, Carpenter’s shop and blacksmith’s shop. In August 1908 Mr Greene planned and began constructing a village for his station employees which later came to bear his name, Greenethorpe. (Report by Peter Harper)

The Bathurst contingent left the Information Centre in reasonably fine conditions but by the time we climbed Fitzgeralds Mount the weather had closed in and it rained steadily all the way to Woodstock. Orange and Millthorpe members joined us at Blayney and a further group was waiting at the Cowra Rose Garden where we had morning tea. In all we had a total of thirty four people which was an excellent role up considering the weather. After morning tea Justin and Sue Armstrong lead the convey to Iandra in their recently acquired Porsche Cayman.

Just as we pulled up at Iandra the rain started again and the managers, Rod and Bev Kershaw, ushered us into the billiard room where we were given a very interesting talk on the history of the property and the building of house. We were then invited to inspect the house, stables and the gardens at our leisure. The statistics of the original farming enterprise were certainly impressive for the 1880s and 90s – 33000 acres, 100000 bags of wheat per year and 3-400 farm workers. As it was still raining at midday the managers suggested we have lunch in the conservatory and on the verandah. Overall it was a very interesting day. Those attending were: Alan Mitchell and Margaret Lee, Triumph TR4; Darryl and Helen Wilson, Mercedes 380SL; Richard and Marianne Gardoll, Volvo C70; Ian and Michelle Wallace, Mazda MX5; Stewart and Kerr Blowes, Nissan 300Z; Col and Evelyn Turner, Jaguar XK8; Chris and Merran Olson, Mazda MX5; Kerry and Narelle Farrelly, MGC; Brant and Brenda, MGCGT; Justin and Sue Armstrong, Porsche Cayman S; Bono and Sandra Marinovic, BMW Z3; Peter and Diann Harper, MGCGT; President Charles, modern; Peter Moras and Alan Evers, modern; Colin Bardill and Ralph Arnison, modern. Non members: Will and Allison Arnison, Tim and Jane Cox, Lancia Fulvia; Frank Bourke, modern

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BACK OF CASTLE FROM REAR GARDEN

THE STAFF QUARTERS AND STABLES

THE DINNING ROOM

THE FRONT FOYER AND STAIR CASE

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 May, Sunday 15th - National Heritage Motoring Day (Report by Mick Buckler)

Although the day was advertised in the newsletter to support Bathurst Lifeline at their inaugural air car and bike show fundraiser, it was quite a disappointing turnout from our club. The day presented an excellent opportunity to get our cars out on the road and into the public eye that could have been better utilised. In spite of some misgivings about the organising of the event, those that attended were pleasantly surprised how well it all went right down to the organisers having traffic controllers on the highway to assist our departure at the conclusion. Over three hundred cars and bikes of a very high standard were presented and it would have been very hard to win an award, especially if you did not have a Ford or Holden with Bathurst as the host venue. The air show was incredible. Paul Bennet and his team of stunt flyers are just fantastic and must have nerves of steel. Imagine going up with them, I think it would be a one and only. The weather was good and all in all not a bad day out and to top it off our club won best club display award (and not a brown paper bag in sight). Members attending were: Peter Single and Casey Taylor, Bruce Lorimer, Alan Mitchell, Ginny and Jim Mather, Chris Olson, Paul and Karen Tomlinson, Ian Wallace ,Neil Barlow ,Gary and Anne Davis , Jeff Fry, Rodney Rossi, Colin and Evelyn Turner , Shirley and Mick Buckler. Several other members were in attendance but displaying their cars with other clubs.

(Photos by Charles Stammers)

← MEMBERS ENJOY A CUPPA AT THE SOAR, RIDE & SHINE

↑ GINNY MATHER’S E TYPE JAGUAR ON SHOW

← A VIEW OF MEMBERS CARS AT THE SHOW

↓LINE UP OF MEMBERS CARS ONDISPLAY

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 May, Sunday 15th - National Heritage Motoring Day

Whilst a group of members attended the Soar, Ride and Shine at the Bathurst airport, another small group of members elected to take their cars to the roads for National Motoring Heritage Day instead of being parked up in a paddock all day. The group of six cars met at 9.30 am at the Bathurst Information Centre before heading out to Chifley Dam picnic area for a BYO morning tear and a chatter. From there the group travelled back to Lagoon, across to O’Connell and down to Tarana. We then travelled back towards Brewongle along the opposite side of the river until meeting the Timber Ridge Road which took us to the junction with highway. After travelling back towards Bathurst we took the turn off at Glanmire Lane, taking us across to the Limekilns Road, then down to Pymonts Lane onto the Sofala Road at Peel. It was then a short run into Sofala and up the Hill End Road for a few kilometres to Tanwarra Lodge for lunch. As always happens on these outings, after a very pleasurable couple of hours it was time to head back, travelling through Turondale, Duramana, Eglington and into Bathurst. Most of the group broke up on entering Bathurst, however a few made it to Annie’s Icecream Shop before going home. Members attending were: Bono Marinovic and grandson Charlie, BMW Z3; Roy and Sheila Riley, Ford Capri; Kevin and Annette Neville, Ford Capri; Stew and Kerrie Blowes, Nissan 300Z; Peter and Diann Harper, MGA; Peter Moras, Austin Healey Sprite.

(Photos & report by Peter Moras)

← MEMBERS CARS AT CHIFLEY DAM

MORNING TEA AT CHIFLEY DAM →

← LUNCH AT TANWARRA LODGE

RELAXING AT TANWARRA LODGE →

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A NOTE FROM THE MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Paul Hingston

BELOW IS AN EMAIL I GOT FROM A FRIEND AND HE HAS ASKED IF WE COULD SPREAD THE WORD

Hi Paul, just want to let you know of a book a friend of mine has written about building and racing an Appendix J Holden in 1962-3-4. This is the car and people I got involved with back then when I was 16-17 and left me addicted to motor racing and the machines. Spencer Martin originally drove the car and after David MacKay poached him, Barry Seton took over, which is when my association with him began. I get the odd mention in the book with a couple of recent photos. The book gets a bit of a mention on a couple of sites if you wish to investigate, the title being 'Legends of the 48-215' by Joel Wakely. Just Google that. For absolutely no reward I offered to spread the word and try and sell a few books for him, in order to recoup his costs of printing, so I have copies here in Orange which would save $5.50 postage. The book costs $34.95 and is selling well with Pitstop Books and Autopics. If you, or you wish to inform ASCC club members, want to buy a copy just give me an email or call and we shall organise a meeting. Anyone who was around in those days of Beechey, Weldon, Stahl, Jane, McPhee, and many others would love to read this as there is very little written on this era. I am not trying to force people to buy but simply inform them that it exists and if they were interested in those days, they would want to buy a copy. I am convalescing at home at the moment from a repeat operation on my ankle and am not aloud to walk on my left leg for 3 months, but can drive and buzz around home in my electric mobility chair, but on reaching a destination by car am sort of stuck when I get there. Hope you are well, and very busy I imagine organising our elections. I can give you or anyone a look a the book if you venture into Orange soon

Rod Dean [email protected]

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 apprecia ted 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 Jo Hemming Regional Development Officer on 0409 225 350 / Email [email protected] or give Shannons a call 134646 and get an obligation free quote from them.

The comments, views and opinions expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the club

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ASCC CLUB REGALIA

Items to enhance the appearance of old cars and old drivers.

All items come with Club Logo and are in Bottle Green unless otherwise mentioned. A small stock of items in popular sizes is maintained. Other orders may take a few days to obtain. For current availability and prices, please contact ASCC Regalia Officer:

Contact: Stewart Blowes, ASCC Regalia Officer Phone: 02 6366 5154 Email: [email protected] Polo Shirts White with Green trim Chambrey shirt Light Blue with logo Wool blend sweater Polyfleece sweater Bottle Green or Red Polyfleece vest Bottle Green or Red Jacket - Lined and showerproof (New line) In Green & Gold with embroidered club logo Scarf Red or Green Beanie- Bottle Green with club logo (New Line) Great for open top driving in cooler weather Caps Bucket hat Sew on Club Logo Patch Car Badge - Enamel club logo New stock Australian made Windscreen stickers Windscreen Banners (New) Club name and Logo on white background Member Name Badge Club Logo, Christian and Surnames Coffee Mug With logo & Name or car marque Key Ring Metal with logo Umbrella Large with logo Cooler bag With logo

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GUESS WHO HAD THEIR PHOTO IN THE LATEST CMC EDITION THE PRESERVE Photo taken at Berry Heritage Motoring Day 15 May 2016 Photo courtesy of David Petrikas, President, Sunbeam Owners Club

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 1993(94 model SE)Ford Capri Barchetta convertible.5 speed manual,1.6DOHC engine.This is an amazing littls car that has only done 027500Km.It is unrestored and totally stock standard, in as near new condition as you will find.It has never been driven in the rain. It is the beautiful reef green with absolutly no fade at all.It is as it came off the showroom floor in December 1993.The only non original parts are the oil filter,oil and tyres.Cars like this rarely come up for sale so once it has been sold it has gone.Full log book history,two sets of keys with the fob for the alarm system,Front car bra,( for the SE) New tyres,Everything is perfect.I have owned 17 Capris is this is the best one I have ever seen by a mile. December 2016 rego.At this stage Will only sell to ASCC members who will look after it and realise its rarity. It is my pride and joy nut I never use it so it is just going to waste sitting in the shed with the other three capris. $10500.00 ONO . Chris Bromley 0428659224 or 02 63659224.cbromley111@optusnet,com.au

ASCC News JUNE 2016 11 FOR SALE: Immaculate 2007 model Mercedes Benz B180 SUV. This was the late member John Donohoe’s car and members who knew John would know how meticulously presented and maintained this vehicle would be. It is a lovely white in colour and still presents in showroom condition. It has a 2 litre diesel engine which affords good performance and excellent fuel economy, and an automatic transmission, has travelled 112,000 Kms, and the tyres have about 80% remaining. It would be very difficult to find a better presented and Maintained vehicle. Contact Marge on 6362 3911 for further information.

FOR SALE:. 2012 TOYOTA YARIS One little old lady owner! Don't laugh, it's my mother’s car and she has just gone into a nursing home. It is silver in colour, four door hatchback and always garaged.1.3 ltr. Automatic only 3,500km on speedo and is in as new condition with full service history with West Orange Motors. Air con ditioning, dual airbags, remote central locking (two keys), power windows and mirrors, front and rear park assist, AM FM radio with CD player, Bluetooth, USB IPod connection. Registered until 26/7/16. Rego CHE20W. $11,900 ONO. (Car located in Orange) Contact Doug Witherdin on 0499560743 for more details.

FOR SALE: 2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder Convertible (Deceased estate) Metallic green, camel soft top with glass window, camel

leather seats and door trims 1.8L 4 cyl. 5 speed sequential gear box. Lovely condition interior, exterior and under the bonnet. 110,569 km Rego QQH713 Exp April 2017 $10,000 with extras and full service history. Contact Jill on 5174 1005 or 0407 275 868 Vehicle is located in Traralgon Victoria 3844

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ASCC ACTIVITIES CALENDAR 2016 ASCC Conditional Registration vehicles are approved to attend the activities listed below

Month Mid-week Events Weekend Events Other Event Runs

June 2016 9th Midweek Meander to 12th Henry Lawson Festival 5th Port Macquarie Swap Meeting the Wolgan Valley at Grenfell 11th Sunbeam rally Forbes 11th/12th Wombat swap meet 19th Manildra Movies 26th All British race day Wakefield park

July 2016 14th Midweek Meander 17th Committee meeting at 17th Brass Monkey Run to Bathurst to Canowindra Orange Ex Services Country Club

Aug 2016 11th Midweek Meander 14th Shannons Classic Car TBA Show Eastern Creek 28th All British Day Kings School Parramatta

Sept 2016

Oct 2016

ASCC CLUB EVENTS All ASCC Club activities and other activities of interest organised by other clubs, are shown on this ASCC Activities Calendar that has been included in the newsletter. If you are NOT registered to use the trial log book system, this page or Permission to Move from the Club Registrar 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 Police.

. Richard Gardoll has ask that members who have vehicles with conditional registration should be aware of the insurance requirements in CLAUSE 12 in the club constitution. YOU WILL REQUIRE EVIDENCE FOR REGO RENEWAL 12. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS 12.1 A minimum insurance cover of Third Party Property Insurance is required. Proof of a cover must be provided to the Club Registrar. 12.2 It is strongly recommended that full insurance be obtained. The Club will not be responsible for any actions caused for any reason, omission, default, damage or oversight on the part of the member or for any other loss, damage or misfortune whatever which shall happen in the course of any activity organised by the Club 12.3 As a guide, full insurance on a Conditional Registration vehicle is approximately the same cost as Third Party Property Insurance.

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