Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club of Western Australia in Manning, Western Australia, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club of Western Australia

Locality: Manning, Western Australia, Australia

Address: 3 Downey Drive 6152 Manning, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.mitsubishi4wd.org.au

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25.01.2022 MundAl Track in 7 minutes now on our YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/2A7jMmvak5s

25.01.2022 August 5 meeting open to all. We welcome visitors and members to attend our next club meeting on 5 August. The meeting starts at 7:30pm so please arrive a bit earlier so we can welcome you and introduce you to a few members. You'll hear about recent trips and information about upcoming trips. And of course the opportunity to ask members any questions. The meeting usually finishes about 9:00pm and we invite you to stay for a cuppa and a snack.... We always have a great raffle open to all attending (3 tickets for $5 or 8 for $10). Members also get a ticket in a Members only prize. The meeting is at the Manning Seniors Centre, 3 Downey Drive Manning. Hope to see you there but please don't attend if you are not well in any way. We will be here when you are better. Gary President See more

24.01.2022 End of Year Dinner Meeting Report Last Wednesday we had our last meeting for the year along with a meal for members. A huge crowd of members and visitors attended to hear 4 trip reports and promotions for future trips. BUT the biggest thing was our bumper raffle. Thanks to sponsors Medicar and Goodchilds and our busy team we had over $2300 value in prizes. Our next meeting is 3 February 2021.... Stay safe and we will see you then. See more

24.01.2022 For those travelling east. Will be worthwhile for this system to be installed and recognised nationally.

24.01.2022 Long before townsites were gazetted along the Turquoise Coast, fishermen and pastoralists were driving to their favourite spots for fishing and camping amongst... the dunesthe start of the proliferation of tracks. Many years later, with cars being the only way to access the long shoreline and tourism expected to expand, the Shires along the areas are happy to have volunteers from all over coming to work to protect their dunes and to keep sustainable access (the key words) to the attractions of the Turquoise Coast. Tending the Tracks Alliance has, since 2018, been working with Shire and DBCA Rangers to remediate the dunes, to keep sustainable access to the beaches, to reduce the number of tracks and blowouts and to help sustain the right tracks that will last into the future. Early November we did our last project for 2020 for the Coorow Shire at Leeman/ Green Head. Previously we had been walking up and down sand dunes dragging brush. This time it was all on the horizontal !!! And how good was that !! We were brushing beside tracks where sand was denuding of plant growth to keep cars on tracks, while still leaving passing spots. Same weekend for the Dandaragan Shire further south, some of the Wanagarren group on the Grey to Wedge track were expanding their experiences into citizen science fields, while the rest were dune brushing. As it heats up into summer we all now take a step back. It’s been a limiting year for our activities, but it has allowed the coordinators to breathe ..and to look into our directions for 2021.

23.01.2022 Another group out on the long weekend and well into the week went to the Northeast corner of the wheatbelt and beyond to climb rocks and look at historic waterholes and wells. Some great dawns and dusks.

22.01.2022 Meeting tonight. Crowded room. Many many new visitors. Only half hour in and loads of laughter already. Heckling is encouraged

22.01.2022 It was a lovely day for a country drive last Saturday. Our Club was at Boyagin Rock for some driving on the tracks and just enjoying the bush and farmland. A little bit of 4WDing. Two echidnas spotted and one lamb rescued from the wrong side of the fence and reunited with mum.

22.01.2022 Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges WA is being made more family friendly with Improvements enabled after the recent destructive bushfires.

21.01.2022 At last, a day trip Capt. Fawcett track trip for 11 vehicles and 18 members. Busy track with other groups there as well.

21.01.2022 Jarrahdene weekend Over 20 vehicles just spent a weekend at the Jarrahdene campsite south of Margaret River. Mostly a social weekend but with a trip to Black Point and to Forest and Coast tracks. Or, for some, just to local shops and cafes. Big thanks to DPaW for helping us with the bookings and for the excellent campsite. And, when we were there, fires were allowed.

21.01.2022 Peak hour at Cahills Crossing! IG @rachellemay.wa thanks for sharing!

20.01.2022 Great to see lots of visitors at our Open Day yesterday. We enjoyed having good conversations and answering questions about the Club, vehicles, and trips. The raffle prizes have been won and if you haven't had an email then you didn't win Big thanks to our sponsors for donating prizes and giveaways: Southside Mitsubishi, Goodchild Enterprises, Navigator Gear, and Medicar.... If you couldn't get there yesterday or if you want to check us out then come along to our next meeting, Wednesday 4 November at 7:30pm (please arrive a bit earlier so we can introduce you to some members) at the Manning Seniors Centre, 3 Downey Drive Manning. See you there.

19.01.2022 D'Entrecasteaux Weekender A Club group was in and around the D'Entrecasteaux Nat Park recently. Camping and exploring beaches and forest.

18.01.2022 Picked the right day! Club trip to Capt Fawcett track on Saturday 23 May. Trips are resuming for members only and fitting in with Govt guidelines.

18.01.2022 In case someone is heading that way. Hmmm is on that side of the border already. Won’t be an easy quick fix

18.01.2022 Another superb fine winter's day for a drive along the Moondine track with a few puddles to get the cars dirty.

18.01.2022 New video up on our YouTube page on the recent Gus Luck Track trip. You get to listen to the scratches! And that wasn't the worst ones - burnt out bush scratches are hard! https://youtu.be/GySSWXzztj0

17.01.2022 Latest information from Queensland for those of you following the 'Time to Align' campaign... aligning vehicle modifications and specifications across Australian States and Territories: Following on from ARMA’s Time-To-Align campaign, the Queensland Government have opened a public inquiry into vehicle modification regulations. The parliamentary link, and terms of reference for the inquiry are at:... https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au//curren/VehSafetyStdTech Australian Recreational Motorists Association (ARMA) has put together a lengthy 29 page submission into the parliamentary committee, which includes 27 recommendations / rejections, in accordance with the terms of reference. We are seeking a significant push to enable more flexibility in safe, practical and affordable modifications, so auto-mechanical engineers / approved certifiers have the freedom to use a wider range of testing and certification standards and to use their own skills. NOTE: While this submission is just to the Queensland Government, we’ve been very cognisant of other state / motoring group’s concerns, because if there is a push to create a National Light Vehicle Modification Regulator, everyone needs to be involved and progress very cautiously. --- Kind regards, Miles Brennan President ARMA Website: https://www.arma.net.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AURECMA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AURECMASN Twitter: https://twitter.com/AURECMA

16.01.2022 A little surprise on the Gus Luck track - intercooler bash plate.

16.01.2022 STRETCH THOSE COVID LOCKDOWN MUSCLES COME BREATHE IN THE TURQUOISE COAST AIR Tending the Tracks Alliance are kicking off again for 2020 For two years the Mitsi Club has been involved in many of these and coordinate at events at one of the sites. ... Anyone wanting a reason to get out and be active ...can’t go wrong with this. See more

16.01.2022 Members meeting Wednesday 5 May cancelled We are sad to advise that due to the current restrictions in the post covid lockdown transition period, including a limitation on numbers at the Manning Centre imposed by the Council, we have had to cancel our members meeting this Wednesday 5 May. We investigated moving the meeting to a date later in the month but the centre was not available. All of our planned trips are still going ahead.... Mitsubishi4WD Owners Club of WA www.mitsubishi4wd.org.au

15.01.2022 Hope I’m still travelling to drive it done.

15.01.2022 UPDATE 11:15 - Thursday Benjamin and Nathalie have phoned police and advised them that they are okay. They will attend the police station at their next stop. T...hey thank everyone for their concern. ====================================================== Police are urgently seeking the public’s assistance for information regarding the whereabouts of 29-year-old Benjamin KRESS and 26-year-old Nathalie EICH (KRESS) who are German nationals travelling in the Kimberley area.

14.01.2022 Day trip last weekend The Club was out on the Captain Fawcett Track last weekend. Nice day for a bush drive with lots of muddy bits. Hear more at our next meeting Wednesday 2nd June at 7:30pm at 3 Downey Drive Manning. #wa4wda

14.01.2022 Gus Luck Track and back A small group of Club explorers was out a couple of weeks ago taking the Gus Luck Track from Southern Cross to Goongarrie and then back via the Helena Aurora Range. The GLT follows an 1893 supply track created by Gus Luck (although the wells are by the Public Works Dept) with regular wells to supply the short lived Ninety Mile (later Goongarrie) gold rush. This bit of the trip is from "4WD Trips in the Goldfields ". We found wells, soaks, and tanks, an...d a couple of graves. The track is rarely used and very overgrown and washed out in places. Very scratchy in places with one big washout along the track which does have a side track but this sand collapsed under one vehicle. Pulled out backwards and proceeded after some digging. After Goongarrie we went via the Menzies Evanston Road to veer off to find more old wells on a track from Mt Jackson to Ullaring. Then to HAR from the east. Much looking for hidden wells and graves. A great few days wandering around around the bush .

13.01.2022 With 180 days until the Western Australian 2021 state election, we are pleased to announce the launch of the WA "Time to Align" campaign. All political parties ...registered in WA have been formally contacted, in order to address vehicle modification legislation, as a key election commitment. The "Time To Align" campaign is seeking to allow certified auto-mechanical engineers in each state / territory, to undertake engineered modifications using the ADRs, similar to the federal Second Stage Manufacturing (SSM) certification process which can only be used on brand new vehicles. This is currently a massive restriction on the consumer and automotive aftermarket industry, due to misalignment of state and federal legislation. Additionally, certified / engineered vehicle modifications which have been approved in one state, should be nationally recognised by all other states and territories, when selling / transferring vehicle registrations between jurisdictions. Many states don't allow this, requiring modifications to be re-certified, or removed. Special interest vehicle registration should also be allowed 60-90 days of general road use each year, outside of organised club events and maintenance, so classic / historic / special motor vehicles can be appreciated much more through the wider motoring, rather limiting them to sanctioned club trips only. Formal request can be found at: https://www.timetoalign.org.au/wa-pre-election-request/ #ElectionTime Animal Justice Party Australian Christians Australian Federation Party WA Labor Daylight Savings Party WA Health Australia Party WA Liberal Democrats WA The Nationals WA Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party WA The Greens (WA) Flux WA - Digital Democracy Liberals WA WESTERN AUSTRALIA PARTY WA 4WD Association Motorcycling Western Australia Hot Rod & Street Machine Spectacular WA Historic Touring Car Club Perth City Street Machine Club - inc Australian Street Machine Federation WA Division WA Street Machines Holden Car Club of WA Great Southern Street Machines Association

13.01.2022 Our club has been to half of these (and others) in the past few weeks

12.01.2022 Handy map showing regional borders. How handy? Use it to find out if the Captain Fawcett track is in the Perth/Peel region or not. https://dafwa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Embed/index.html

11.01.2022 Although NSW is mentioned and civilisation is a tad closer in eastern states than in outback WA the information is relevant and useful. How many knew about UHF channels 5 and/or 35?.... which are the designated emergency channels and operate on a repeater system to enable much longer range.

11.01.2022 Caravan camping in the South West A small club group was down south last weekend at Grimwade (an abandoned timber mill and town). A relaxed trip checking out the area.

10.01.2022 The club was at the Avon Valley National Park over the weekend for a camp cooking feast. Communal meal on Saturday night in the pictures.

09.01.2022 I didn’t know about the rocking front wheels back and forth to get traction from the sides of the rut . Every time I read something I learn something more.

08.01.2022 In 2011 the Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club WA completed planting to rehabilitate an old airstrip in Wungong National Park for DBCA. Now (the last photo) it's hard to recognise the area. The club was out there on the weekend volunteering for DBCA again picking up rubbish and clearing firetrails.

08.01.2022 Gibb River Road https://www.facebook.com/groups/605386686230501/permalink/3262986580470485/

07.01.2022 Meet us at the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show. We're in the WA 4 WD Association tent. "4WDClubs" on the map.

07.01.2022 Day 2 of the Leeman environmental weekend away saw us on a trip to areas we hadn't been before, guided by a local.

07.01.2022 Another FREE opportunity in WA to learn in a relaxed situation how to tow and to back van or trailer. For both spouses/partners. Never know when the driver may have a mishap requiring the usual passenger to take over ....with panache.

06.01.2022 Trip Planning for 2021 completed A meeting of about 30 members last week put up their trip offerings for 2021. Just under 50 trips and events are now in the calendar. It was fantastic to hear the trips being called out from the members. As usual there will be some additions and changes as the year progresses (hopefully not as much as in 2020!). Check out the calendar at our Open Day on Saturday 24 October at the Manning Seniors Centre 3 Downey Drive Manning, 10:00 to 3:00.

04.01.2022 We now have another reason to stop at Menzies WA. Not just for the best coffee at Achievable Outback Cafe.

04.01.2022 Cooking Challenge - no fridge no fresh no freezer On our recent camp cooking weekend we had a challenge - what dish can you cook using no fresh, no fridge, and no freezer items. Impossible you say? Well this is what our members came up with: Breakfast beans... Woodfired peach symphony Bush apple pancake Apple crumble delight with exotic custard a la crème Creamy mushroom risotto Spaghetti bolgnese Spicy tomato lentil bean soup Mock fish Tinned fruit cake Moon balls (chocolate truffles) Garlic parmesan damper Taties a la Avon And a few "interesting" items: Survival water (from Scotland packed in casks) Four flavours (of packed chips) Feijao cozido (baked beans) No fuss, easy peasy, Coles Christmas pudding What could you do?

04.01.2022 NAGIGATOR GEAR for the SEPTEMBER Meeting and TWO Members only PRIZES ADD the meeting to your Calendar NOW WED, Sept 2nd at 7.30pm. If you aren’t well, we ask that you please don’t attend - we’d rather see you at another meeting when you are well. Come along and see what we do, meet our members, chat about your vehicle, upgrades and accessories as well as places to go. You will hear from members about previous and upcoming trips and you might like to bring $5 or $10 to ...participate in the monthly raffle. At EVERY meeting we run a general RAFFLE with a range of exciting prizes as well as a MEMBERS ONLY prize. For our September raffle we’ve decided that all prizes will consist of awesome NAGIGATOR gear and we’re having TWO members ONLY prizes!! There will be 6 prizes in the general raffle GENERAL Raffle prizes The Nowhere Chair RRP $59.99 Mini Bin Buddy RRP $49.99 Shovel Buddy - RRP $49.99 Build it Pocket Buddy RRP $34.99 Dashboard Buddy - RRP $29.99 2x Visor Buddies RRP $24.99each MEMBERS Only prizes 2 WINNERS Kitchen Buddy RRP $89.99 Build it Seat Buddy RRP $99.99 Raffle ticket prices: 3 tickets for $5 or 8 for $10. MEMBERS for every $5 worth of raffle tickets you purchase you get a 'BONUS' ticket for the members only prize. Navigator is an outdoor caravan, camping & adventure brand that provides accessories with a purpose for the modern-day nomad to assist in getting the best experience with as little stress as possible check out their page https://navigatorgear.net.au/ Everyone is welcome to attend. Meeting is WED, Sept 2nd 7.30pm at the Manning Senior Citizens Centre 3 Downey Drive Manning 6152 Hope you can join us

04.01.2022 Good information and a reminder for all https://www.police.wa.gov.au//Outback-Travel-Bushwalking-a

04.01.2022 Our You Tube channel Our Vice President is putting up some of our Club trip videos onto You Tube. First one here https://youtu.be/HFrMxxpnsMs... More to come, subscribe to make sure you don't miss them

02.01.2022 Tending the Tracks work update Earlier this year members of the Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club WA and some other volunteers spent a day on a Tending the Tracks project at Leeman to close a sandhill track and promote natural revegetation by brushing the bare areas. There are plenty of other tracks to the beach close by so this does not limit access. After six months the pictures show that there has been no vehicles on the area and that regeneration is beginning. OK there are some weeds but there are also native plants there.

02.01.2022 One of two Club groups out over the long weekend was at Karalee exploring and camping with some superb nights.