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Approved Car Clubs 1949 to 1959 Ford V8 Owners Club WA Inc Department of Transport Information Sheet Approved Car Clubs 1949 to 1959 Ford V8 Owners Club WA Inc. Daimler and Lanchester Owners Club of WA Inc. 55, 56, 57 Chevrolet Club of WA Inc. Darlington Dipsticks of WA Inc. 79ers Motorcycle Riders Club Inc. Datsun 240Z and 260Z Register of WA Inc. A Series Car Club Donnybrook Classic Auto Club Inc. Ace Ford Club Inc. Ducati Owners Club of WA Albany Vintage and Classic Motorcycle Club Inc. Dun Rooten Racing Car Club Inc. Alfa Romeo Owners Club Inc. Early American Motorcycle Club Inc. American Car Club Early Falcon Car Club of WA Inc. Aston Martin Owners Club (WA) Inc. EH Holden Club of WA Association of Citroen Enthusiasts Inc. Esperance Mechanical Restoration Group Inc. Austin 7 Club of WA Inc. Falcon GT Club of WA Inc. Austin Healey Club of WA Inc. FB EK Holden Car Club of WA Austin Motor Vehicle Club of WA Inc. FE - FC Holden Car Club of WA Australian Street Rod Federation WA Inc. Ferrari Club Australia Inc. Avon Valley Vintage Vehicle Association Inc. Fiat Car Club of WA Inc. Bashers Club WA Inc. Ford Fairlane Club of WA Inc. Batavia Coast Veteran and Classic Vehicle Club Inc. Ford Rallye Sport Club of WA Inc. Bentley Drivers Club of WA Inc. FPV Tickford Owners Club of WA Inc. Bindoon District Historical Society Inc. French and Fantastic Automobile Club Inc. BMW Club WA Inc. Great Southern Street Machine Association Inc. BMW Motorcycle Club GTR Torana XU-1 Car Club Inc. Bolwell Car Club of Australia Western Australia Heritage Motorcycle Club of WA Inc. British Ford Owners Club of WA Inc. Historic and Classic Motorsport Association of WA Inc. British Motorcycle Enthusiasts Club Historic Commercial Vehicle Club (WA) Inc. Buick Owners Club of WA Inc. Historic Competition Motorcycle Club of WA Bus Preservation Society of WA Inc. Holden Car Club of WA Inc. Busselton and Districts Car Club Inc. HSV Owners Club of WA Inc. Byford Classic Car Club Inc. Humber Car Club of WA Cadillac Lasalle Club of WA Inc. Indian Harley Club (Bunbury) Inc. Cape Naturaliste Motoring Club Inc. Indian Motorcycle Club of WA Charger Car Club of WA Inc. Jaguar Car Club of WA Inc. Chevrolet Car Club of WA Inc. Jensen Car Club Incorporated Citroen Owners Association Inc. Jensen Motor Association of WA Classic and Custom Japanese Motorcycle Club Inc Just Cruizin Street Machiners Inc. Classic English Ford Club of WA Inc. Kars And Bikes Group Inc. Classic Motorcycle Riders Club WA Inc. Leyland P76 Owners Club of Aust (WA Division) Inc. Classic Motorcycle Club WA Inc. Machinery Preservation Club of WA Inc. Classique Car Club WA Ltd Majestic Vanners Australia Inc. Club Lotus Australia Incorporated Mazda MX-5 Club of Western Australia Incorporated Collie Motorplex Inc. Mercedes Benz Car Club of WA Inc. Combined Torana Car Club of WA Inc. MG Car Club of WA Inc. Corvettes WA Inc. MG Owners' Club of WA Inc. Last updated: 28.07.2021 MG TC Owners Club Inc. South West Veteran Car Club Inc. Mini Car Club of WA Special Interest Vehicle Association Inc. Mini Owners Club WA Inc. Sports Car Builders Club of WA Inc. Model A Restorers Club of Western Australia Inc. Studebaker Car Club of WA Inc. Monaro Car Club of WA Inc. Suzuki 4x4 Club of WA Morgan Owners Club of Australia Team W4 Inc. Morris Car Club of WA Inc. TECCWA (Toyota Enthusiast Car Club of WA) Motor Museum of WA Pty Ltd Tom Price Motor Sport Club Motor Museum of WA Volunteers Inc. Toploaders Cruise Club Inc. Mustang Owners Club of Australia Inc. Tractor Museum of WA Inc. Narrogin Restoration Group Inc. Triumph Car Club of WA Inc. NCRS Australia Inc. Triumph Sports Owners Association of WA Inc. Nickletown Flounderers Inc. Ulysses Club Inc. Northern Steel Car Club Inc. Vauxhall Owners Club Australia (WA Branch) Inc. Old Machinery Club of WA Inc. Velocette Owners Club of Australia Inc. Perth Car Club Inc. Veteran Car Club of WA Perth City Street Machine Club Inc. Vintage Automobile Association of WA Perth TQ Car Club Inc. Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club Inc. Australia Peugeot Car Club of WA Inc. Vintage Motorcycle Club of WA Inc. Porsche Club of WA Inc. Vintage Sports Car Club of WA Inc. Pre-War Sports Car Club of WA Inc. Vintage Tractor and Machinery Assoc. (Tracmach) Inc. Quairading Vintage Car Club Volkswagen Club of WA Inc. R and S Series Valiant Car Club of Australia Inc. WA Combined Rodders Association Inc. Radiators Street Rod & Custom Club WA Omnibus Group Inc. Rambler Car Club of WA Inc. WA Classic Scooter Association Inc. Riley Motor Club of WA Inc. WA Rover Owners Club Inc. Rolls Royce Owners Club of Australia Inc. West Australian Street Machine Association Inc. Rumblers Hot Rod and Custom Club Pty Ltd West Coast Vanners Incorporated Saab Car Club of Australia (WA) Inc. Wolseley Car Club of WA South West Car Club Inc. Wongan & Districts Vintage & Classic Vehicle Club Southern Districts Mini Club of WA Inc..
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