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Magazine of the Sapphire Coast Historic Vehicle Club Pambula The Spoke Winter 2021 Magazine of the Sapphire Coast Historic Vehicle Club Pambula 1929 Plymouth “Lizzy” - see story p6 Sapphire Coast Historic Vehicle Club Inc 15 Greigs Flat Rd Greigs Flat, NSW 2549 Australia www.schvc.com.au PO Box 219, Pambula, NSW, 2549 Club Office Bearers PATRONS Geoff & Evonne Grenenger FROM THE PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT Geoff Dunstan 0433 434 283 [email protected] Senior Vice President Max Sinclair 0427 170 843 [email protected] As well as our popular Monday Breakfast and Lunch runs (thanks Ian for organising), we've had a couple of new and very successful Sunday events. Junior Vice President Fred Silk 0421 516 501 [email protected] The last Sunday in March saw a Ton/MPG CHALLENGE with 17 club vehicles setting off from Merimbula, through Pambula and up the Princes Hwy for a lunch break at the Narooma Secretary Dinah Silk 0431 457 078 [email protected] Golf Club, great views and a great lunch. Stage 2 was back to Merimbula via Bermagui, fill the tanks then retire to the Merimbula RSL for drinks, results and dinner. With the Ton MPG formula Treasurer Philip Boyd 0404 595 850 [email protected] vehicle efficiency, preparation and driver skills are rewarded. Congratulations to John and Ann Larkins who drove their XKR Jag to first place with 54.08 tonMPG! Hot on their heals was an Responsible Person & Registrar John Turbet 0431 431 141 [email protected] MGB, Ford Falcon Station Wagon, Austin Healey Sprite and FC Holden Sedan proving you can compete and do well in any type of vehicle. The two big guns, Rolls Royce and Jenson Assistant Registrar Henry Petterson 0437 713 573 Interceptor had a photo finish with Roger's Jenson just prevailing. Ian, you'd better not invite Bob along for the ride next year.... How about even more vehicles next year please! Committee Members Ian Baker 0429 044 011 Sunday May 16 was the National Motoring Heritage Day and to celebrate we organised a multi club event to Bombala. This event was planned for last year after the horrific bushfires, Ken Coates 0425 206 778 [email protected] we wanted to acknowledge and raise some money for the Bombala Rural Fire Brigade but Covid put an end to that. Gary Harvey 0421 159 321 Much planning and organising was required to make this day such a success. Rogan Corbett from the Cooma Car Club and Geraldine Dyer from the Rotary Club of Bombala stepped up to Jim Hepburn 0400 763 607 help make it happen. Shannons Insurance regional rep David Ritchie was able to arrange sponsorship for the event. There were also a lot of others who helped on the day: SCHVC, John McNair 0412 199 099 [email protected] Cooma C.C., Bombala Rotary and Bombala Brigade members, thank you all. We counted 75 Neil Thiedeman 0488 020 031 [email protected] vehicles on display and around 160 people in attendance. With five clubs involved, SCHVC, Cooma CC, Bega CC, South Coast Classic CC and the Merimbula Rodders we had a varied Public Officer Michael Quinlan and very interesting range of vehicles to show off. After lunch, catered for by Bombala Rotary, we had some presentations. First up was the Entrants Prize Draw, a Car Care Products Pack Membership Geoff Dunstan 0433 434 283 [email protected] donated by John McNair. Then the award for the most vehicles at the event went to the Cooma Car Club, it was a close contest, Cooma 34, SCHVC 28! Workshop Co-ordinator John Turbet 0431 431 141 [email protected] Then we got to the main and most important presentation, David Ritchie from Shannons presented our cheque for $1502.00 to the Captain of the BRFS Brigade. Well done everyone! Events Co-ordinator Ian Baker 0429 044 011 This event will be even BIGGER & BETTER NEXT YEAR – Don't miss it.... The Railton’s restoration is now underway, full steam ahead! Fred Silk and his helpers Acceptance Officers John Turbet, Henry Petterson have installed the motor, fitted a starter motor, got the motor running, fabricated and fitted a fuel tank, trialling brake systems and much more. Retired club member and master body builder Vehicle Inspection Officers John Turbet, Henry Petterson, Neil Thiedeman, Harry Keys Colin Woodhouse has started on the aluminium body work and already has formed up the two rear guards and part of the rear section. Great work and thank you to the Railton Team. Mentors Bob Raward, John Turbet, Harry Keys, Dennis Kimber, Gary Harvey Lots more going on at and with the club, keep an eye on our excellent weekly Newsletter. Site Manager Gary Harvey 0421 159 321 Regards Club Merchandise Roger Budd 0425 326 040 Geoff Hospitality Committee Marion Crowther, Ailsa Sinclair Library & Motoring History Alex McQueen 0419 527 757 Media Manager John McNair 0412 199 099 [email protected] Bus Tour Co-ordinator Ian Showman 0419 635 757 [email protected] The Sapphire Coast Historic Vehicle Club NSW HMA Delegate John Turbet 0431 431 141 [email protected] Magazine Editor Ken Coates 0425 206 778 [email protected] A Founding Member of the NSW Historic Motoring Association Inc https://historicmotoring.com.au Club Office Bearers PATRONS Geoff & Evonne Grenenger FROM THE PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT Geoff Dunstan 0433 434 283 [email protected] Senior Vice President Max Sinclair 0427 170 843 [email protected] As well as our popular Monday Breakfast and Lunch runs (thanks Ian for organising), we've had a couple of new and very successful Sunday events. Junior Vice President Fred Silk 0421 516 501 [email protected] The last Sunday in March saw a Ton/MPG CHALLENGE with 17 club vehicles setting off from Merimbula, through Pambula and up the Princes Hwy for a lunch break at the Narooma Secretary Dinah Silk 0431 457 078 [email protected] Golf Club, great views and a great lunch. Stage 2 was back to Merimbula via Bermagui, fill the tanks then retire to the Merimbula RSL for drinks, results and dinner. With the Ton MPG formula Treasurer Philip Boyd 0404 595 850 [email protected] vehicle efficiency, preparation and driver skills are rewarded. Congratulations to John and Ann Larkins who drove their XKR Jag to first place with 54.08 tonMPG! Hot on their heals was an Responsible Person & Registrar John Turbet 0431 431 141 [email protected] MGB, Ford Falcon Station Wagon, Austin Healey Sprite and FC Holden Sedan proving you can compete and do well in any type of vehicle. The two big guns, Rolls Royce and Jenson Assistant Registrar Henry Petterson 0437 713 573 Interceptor had a photo finish with Roger's Jenson just prevailing. Ian, you'd better not invite Bob along for the ride next year.... How about even more vehicles next year please! Committee Members Ian Baker 0429 044 011 Sunday May 16 was the National Motoring Heritage Day and to celebrate we organised a multi club event to Bombala. This event was planned for last year after the horrific bushfires, Ken Coates 0425 206 778 [email protected] we wanted to acknowledge and raise some money for the Bombala Rural Fire Brigade but Covid put an end to that. Gary Harvey 0421 159 321 Much planning and organising was required to make this day such a success. Rogan Corbett from the Cooma Car Club and Geraldine Dyer from the Rotary Club of Bombala stepped up to Jim Hepburn 0400 763 607 help make it happen. Shannons Insurance regional rep David Ritchie was able to arrange sponsorship for the event. There were also a lot of others who helped on the day: SCHVC, John McNair 0412 199 099 [email protected] Cooma C.C., Bombala Rotary and Bombala Brigade members, thank you all. We counted 75 Neil Thiedeman 0488 020 031 [email protected] vehicles on display and around 160 people in attendance. With five clubs involved, SCHVC, Cooma CC, Bega CC, South Coast Classic CC and the Merimbula Rodders we had a varied Public Officer Michael Quinlan and very interesting range of vehicles to show off. After lunch, catered for by Bombala Rotary, we had some presentations. First up was the Entrants Prize Draw, a Car Care Products Pack Membership Geoff Dunstan 0433 434 283 [email protected] donated by John McNair. Then the award for the most vehicles at the event went to the Cooma Car Club, it was a close contest, Cooma 34, SCHVC 28! Workshop Co-ordinator John Turbet 0431 431 141 [email protected] Then we got to the main and most important presentation, David Ritchie from Shannons presented our cheque for $1502.00 to the Captain of the BRFS Brigade. Well done everyone! Events Co-ordinator Ian Baker 0429 044 011 This event will be even BIGGER & BETTER NEXT YEAR – Don't miss it.... The Railton’s restoration is now underway, full steam ahead! Fred Silk and his helpers Acceptance Officers John Turbet, Henry Petterson have installed the motor, fitted a starter motor, got the motor running, fabricated and fitted a fuel tank, trialling brake systems and much more. Retired club member and master body builder Vehicle Inspection Officers John Turbet, Henry Petterson, Neil Thiedeman, Harry Keys Colin Woodhouse has started on the aluminium body work and already has formed up the two rear guards and part of the rear section. Great work and thank you to the Railton Team. Mentors Bob Raward, John Turbet, Harry Keys, Dennis Kimber, Gary Harvey Lots more going on at and with the club, keep an eye on our excellent weekly Newsletter.
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