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25.01.2022 Dont forget, Classic Cars & Coffee is back this Sunday - 9.30-11.30am. If the weather is inclement, we have over 200 undercroft parking bays.
25.01.2022 For those who might be interested. This is always a great event, and a wonderful cause to get behind.
25.01.2022 Autumn Rally 2020
24.01.2022 Some of the cars at the York Motor Show today
24.01.2022 https://vm.tiktok.com/ZS5tsTAg/
24.01.2022 Dont forget the York Motor Show is on TOMORROW!! We have absolutely PERFECT driving conditions, and York is a great drive to get the cobwebs out of both us and our vehicles Hope to see you there!
24.01.2022 https://fb.me/e/1yUKrvsjg
24.01.2022 unfortunately, due to COVID-19 restrictions, this event has been cancelled
22.01.2022 ALL VCC WA CLUB ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED The Veteran Car Club of WA is aware of increasing concern about the spread of the COVID19 virus and the impact this outbreak may have on individuals and the broader community. Of particular concern is that there is an older demographic within our Club and many Members may therefore be particularly at risk of adverse outcomes should they contract the virus. The Club is committed to the health and safety of its Members and indeed the impact... that its activities may have on the health and safety of the broader communities in which we have a presence. The Executive Management Committee of the Club held an urgent meeting on the 16th March 2020 and determined that it will take immediate steps to reduce the risk of transmission of this virus. It is with regret I advise that, with effect from Monday 23rd March, all Club activities will be suspended until 30th April 2020 in the first instance. This suspension applies to meetings, organised runs, displays and other gatherings held under the auspices of the VCC. The use of Club premises by third parties is also to be suspended. Our Wattle Grove facility, including the parts shed and restoration facility, will also be closed for this period. Your Committee will continue to operate using non face to face meetings and will monitor the recommendations of relevant Authorities with a view to any changes to the suspension date and any further actions that may be required. Be assured, the Committee is anxious to keep this period of suspension to a minimum, however given the current and near term outlook we felt compelled to take this decisive action. Section and Branch Committees have been made aware of this difficult decision and it is our expectation that these requirements be complied with. We will provide updates to Members as we have new information or make further decisions. Take care and stay safe. Terry Duke President Veteran Car Club of Western Australia
22.01.2022 Members with a French Car .....
21.01.2022 Please be aware that the VCC Display at the Hyde Park Festival has been CANCELLED. We apologise for any inconvenience
21.01.2022 We were fortunate enough to have a visit from the Veteran Car Club of WA - Inc out for lunch last week What a gorgeous bunch of cars
19.01.2022 While not Classic cars ..... this is a great video https://twitter.com/lenosgarage/status/1229858121956327425
19.01.2022 Our Annual General Meeting was held this evening. The office beaters for 2020/2021 are: President: Terry Duke Vice President: Ken Wortlehock... Treasurer: John Heydon Secretary: Alex Kirkwood Membership: Larainne Deacon Management Committee: Esther Brockwell Roger Bell John Oldland Andy Wearmouth Aileen Stockdale Events: Tony Gibbs Special congratulations to Roger Bell who also became a life member
18.01.2022 Today we remember a former President of our club, Maurice Brockwell, who passed away on this day 18 years ago. Maurice was a natural leader, he was an innovator, he was passionate about his cars, and he loved the old car movement. He was active in many clubs around Western Australia - the VCC, Studebaker, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Leyland P76, Jaguar, Daimler - just to name a few.... He was a vital part of gaining the unique and historic section of code 404. He was a driving force behind the creation of The Motor Museum of WA. He was also very active in the Council of Motoring Clubs (previously the Combined Car Clubs), serving on their committee in many different roles over the years. He worked hard, and his cars were his relaxation. He was also very generous with his toys. Many of our members borrowed cars from him for events over the years - he rarely turned down anyone who wanted to borrow one. He was a regular in the ANZAC day parade, always supporting the troops in any way he could. Im sure he would be very proud of where the VCC is today, and equally proud of the work being done at the Motor Museum. R.I.P. Maurice. You are sorely missed by all of us who were lucky enough to have known you
17.01.2022 Christmas came early to The Motor Museum of WA as the first two of four 20 foot containers packed with over 12,000 die cast model cars arrived. This is the coll...ection of Blair Allsopp who has amassed over his lifetime a timeline of international Motorsport and F1 models from the 1960’s through to present day. The collection has never been on public display and through the Cultural Gifts Scheme The Motor Museum of WA was able to secure it to display for generations to come. Thanks to our fantastic team of volunteers who unpacked the containers in two hours flat. Thank you Blair Allsopp for entrusting us with your passion. Now the work starts on documenting each vehicle See more
17.01.2022 Don’t forget ...... this is on THIS SUNDAY
17.01.2022 Celebrating our 25th year of operation at Whiteman Park check out our silverware of classic cars assembled to mark the occasion. #whitemanpark #perth #swanvalley #visitwesternaustralia
17.01.2022 On Saturday our club hosted the Corvette club of WA for morning tea. 16 vettes turned up. What a great lineup. Thanks to all the ladies who did the morning tea. Great job.
17.01.2022 Its the 4th of July ...... Lets see your American cars
16.01.2022 COVID-19 Update.. ******************************************************** Another month has passed in these strange Covid times since our last update on the Club circumstances. Obviously , for the moment, the suspension of Club activity remains. However there is some light at the end of the road it seems as the Federal and State Governments start to relax constraints on group activities.... Your Executive Management Committee is meeting on the 28th May to plan arrangements that should permit the recommencement of some Club activities. Certainly we expect ongoing limitations around the numbers of people who will be able to congregate, the probable (and sensible) need for physical distancing at gatherings and the need for enhanced cleaning and hygiene precautions to be around for quite a while. Whilst many of the decisions we make will be specific to the Wattle Grove club-rooms and facilities we are conscious that the requirements will need to be adapted to meet the needs of local Branches and Sections also. One of the early issues to be addressed is how we might conduct a legitimate Annual General Meeting of the Club hopefully in July. We expect that the issues around the size of gatherings and the need for physical distancing will limit attendance at such a meeting. Several ways of doing this will be explored. It is also important that we remember the health of our mechanical friends at this time the reason the club exists ! There is no reason that if a few Members wish to exercise their vehicles on a day run somewhere then this is exactly what the Code 404 Impromptu Run is designed for. Participants should log their participation via the Wild Apricot web site for those of you who have not used the feature it works well. Instructions are available in the Members Help area of the web site, but it is pretty easy to use. A link to the procedure is also provided here. Impromptu Run Registration Procedure.pdf However, please ensure that any gathering limits the number of people to 20 and physical distancing applies for those not in the same household, in accordance with the current State Government restrictions. Please remember that the intrastate travel boundaries do not change until the 18th May. We will keep you informed of our plans as they evolve. Stay safe and please stick to the rules. There is much at stake. Regards Terry Duke President
15.01.2022 Dont forget the big display event in April... This is always a great day
14.01.2022 Vintage footage of the mighy Ford V8 engine block casting, assembly and testing. The Ford River Rouge Complex is a Ford Motor Company automobile factory comple...x located in Dearborn, Michigan, along the River Rouge. Construction began in 1917, and when it was completed in 1928, it was the largest integrated factory in the world. See more
13.01.2022 https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJB1ffk5/
13.01.2022 Some of the cars at the Brockwell Memorial Run today.
13.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/s/classic-cars-coffee-on-the-roa/294369531730948/?ti=icl
12.01.2022 David Abbott "Ab" Jenkins was the 24th mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah from 1940 to 1944 and was a professional race car driver. Jenkins interest in motorsports ...began with racing motorcycles on dirt tracks and cross country. He then became interested in land speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats. See more
12.01.2022 A glorious day for the Annual Maurice Brockwell Run with a huge variety of vehicles flagged off by Maurice’s daughter Esther( thank you Esther) and lead out by ...the MG car Club who members were celebrating 90 years of MG . All vehicles were heading on a scenic route to finish in York. Thank you all who supported this important event on The Motor Museum of WA calendar. A huge thank you to our fantastic volunteers who were on hand to ensure the event ran smoothly at Whiteman Park and York, so much appreciated. Finally, thank you to George and Allan from Curtin Radio for doing the morning broadcast from Whiteman Park See more
12.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE Veteran Car Club of W.A. As promised in my email of the 18th March, I wish to provide you with an update on the VCCWA position with respect to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. ... The Executive Management Committee has determined that no change in the circumstances surrounding our decision to suspend club activities has occurred. In addition, subsequent State and Federal Government directives around social distancing and group gatherings has reinforced the appropriateness of our original decision and indeed make the normal activities of the club impossible. I advise therefore that the current suspension of all club activities is to continue. Your Committee will continue to monitor the situation and provide you with further information in May. Regards Terry Duke President Veteran Car Club of Western Australia
11.01.2022 A very appealing 1953 Ford Anglia Tourer has just arrived at the museum. At the time between 1948-53 the Anglia was the cheapest new car on the market. Over 108,000 Anglias were built in Australia. Come in and take a closer look
11.01.2022 We are now on TikTok!!! Come and find us @veterancarclubwa https://vm.tiktok.com/oEvNEQ/
11.01.2022 Today our club hosted the Austin Healey club. After a 70klm run with them to Meelup, Eagle bay and Yallingup we hosted morning tea at our clubrooms. Some very nice cars.
10.01.2022 Museum Shelby - Ken Miles' Original Ford GT40
10.01.2022 What do you do when you have too many cool cars? You buy an old shopping mall to house them in...... then you get Nick Lang Media in to film it all :o Check out more of Nicks crazy drone work at www.youtube.com/channel/UCchSrrJkyFOA0pBrayz-UMQ
09.01.2022 Mark your diaries folks....... This event raises much needed funds for the museum and also honours one of its founders, and former VCC President, Maurice Brockwell. Is your classic off the road? Is York too much of a drive in an older vehicle? Doesnt matter.... Come along in whatever car you like. Wed love to see you ALL there to support this event
09.01.2022 The 10 rarest Porsches in Magnus Walkers $7.5 million Porsche collection.
09.01.2022 Information regarding the new C4C scheme
09.01.2022 Saying No to the burden of unnecessary red tape for vintage car club members. The WA Liberal team support the changes that will provide broader road access for... modified and classic car members, but we will not introduce the unnecessary red tape proposed by the Labor State government to our veteran & vintage car club members. Please watch my video below and like if you agree. MG Car Club Austin Healey Club Of WA Vintage Sports Car Club of WA Byford Classic Car Club WA Sporting Car Club Veteran Car Club of WA - Inc WA Historic Touring Car Club
07.01.2022 Mark your calendar folks!!!! https://fb.me/e/1LS5i4cCP
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07.01.2022 Today is our big January Rally. Over seventy entry’s. come along around midday for a look.
06.01.2022 Original film footage from the 1900s of motorcycle manufacturing from casting to assembly and finally road testing the finished product.
06.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder to those who are wanting to join our member only group.... You MUST answer all the questions. If you dont answer them, we cannot verify that you are a member, and the request will be denied. Many thanks
06.01.2022 New date Mark your calendar!!!
06.01.2022 Calling all members!!!! Do you have any video, film or photos of past club events? PLEASE let us know!!... We are looking to collate our club history and we need your help.
06.01.2022 Join us tomorrow at 9:30am for the very first Classic Cars and Coffee since COVID-19! In case of rain, well be parking underground. Pics by Digs
06.01.2022 Email from Transport regarding the Concessions for Classics Concessions for Classics update Since the Minister for Transport, Rita Saffioti announced the Concessions for Classics (C4C) scheme a voluntary conditional licensing scheme which will be available to eligible modified classic vehicles 30 years or more in age, including street rod vehicles earlier this year, we have made good progress towards finalising the policy settings required to introduce the scheme....Continue reading
05.01.2022 To reserve your spot for the museum run, follow the link..... https://fb.me/e/1ADNrEnoS
03.01.2022 For any members wanting to attend - you MUST prebook to get in.
02.01.2022 How Henry Ford streamlined the manufacturing process with introducion of the assembly line. This made it quicker and more importantly cheaper to build.
02.01.2022 With so many interesting cars at Ascot today where do i start? This venue is getting better each year. OK i will start with my humble A40.. There will be quite a few.. I hope the variety is ok.
01.01.2022 Now this is a little different .......
01.01.2022 Today our club displayed our cars at Ellenvale aged care facility. A few memory’s were brought back by residents. Thanks for morning tea.
01.01.2022 Looking forward to motors of all kinds!
