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Established February 1964
BUZZER BOX Official Publication of the Model T Ford Club of Australia Inc.
Yellow Peril 1915 Model ‘T’
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Model T Ford Club of Australia Inc PO Box 91, MARDEN. SA 5070
www.modeltfordclubaustralia.org.au
CLUB PATRON: Audrey Sever
President: Trevor Martin P.O. Box46, HOUGHTON SA 5131 08 8380 5420 [email protected]
V. President: David Carver 0427 754 250
Secretary: Maxine Martin [email protected] 0400 660 654
Treasurer: Kingsley Taylor [email protected] 0404 373 740
Committee: Mik Bojko David Dunn
Bob Yates Paul VanRuth
Anthony Russell
Minute Secretary: (Committee) Mik Bojko
(General) John Eastick 0412 826 957
Clubroom Booking Coordinator: Bob Yates 0409 530 714
Clubroom Maintenance Coordinator: Paul Van Ruth [email protected]
Historic Vehicle Registrars: Michael Gordon [email protected]
Mik Bojko Bob Yates
Greg Morphett Mark Rowe
Publicity Officer: Ian Oates 08 8369 1909
Public Officer: Mik Bojko 0438 814 810
Vehicle Dating Committee: Allan Bennett 08 8522 2169
David Carver
John Scorgie 0439 509 981
Federation Representative: Michael Gordon
Librarian: Neil Hofmeyer 0448 944 756
Buzzer Box Editor: Maxine Martin [email protected]
Web Site Consultant: Dawid Rewak [email protected]
Membership: Please direct all enquiries to the Secretary 0400 660 654
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PRESIDENTS REPORT
Welcome to the November edition of the Buzzer box your monthly magazine. I think
you will all agree that this magazine is an important part of our club, for those country
members I hope that you feel you are in touch with the goings on in and around the
club. Please consider your contribution to this magazine. We still need cover stories; la-
dies get involved tell us your story about being married to a Model T nut. Have you told
your story for the member’s corner I urge you all to put pen to paper and write your sto-
ry.
Looking backwards I thank Rod and Cheryl for their hospitality representing our club by
hosting Residents from Regis Aged Care Kingswood into their home for lunch, I believe
they all had an amazing day and are still talking about it.
We will be hosting them again on Friday 15th November at our clubrooms. Members are
asked if they are available could they please bring your cars to the clubrooms and join
with the residents from Regis Kingswood for a BBQ lunch. These opportunities bring so
much joy to these men and ladies, it is a pleasure to witness the excitement they ex-
press upon seeing the old cars on display. Please for catering purposes let Maxine know
if you will be attending.
Christmas is almost here our breakup party will be held on the 30th November entertain-
ment will be “little Tony” supper will be provided, and we ask that you BYO drinks. This
promises to be a wonderful evening a little different from past years, but I am sure it will
be a fitting end to our year. I encourage you all to come along and enjoy an evening of
friendship. Again, for catering purposes please let Maxine know that you will be attend-
ing.
The final event for the year will be the December General meeting, supper will be pro-
vided at the conclusion of the meeting. Please bring a tin to put under the Christmas
tree.
See you all at the November General meeting
Trevor Martin
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TRENDORDEN’S BAROSSA ADVENTURE
NOVEMBER 17th 2019
Steinfeld Flugplatz
Our November run will be starting at Heinemann Pk, Tanunda. (see Map) with morning tea at 10am. For those who wish to trailer their car to Tanunda we have arranged with the Tanunda Caravan Park to leave cars & trailers in their Visitors Carpark for the day. The run will be through the Barossa Valley to Truro and then on the Sturt Highway to Stonefield (Steinfeld). The last 10 km of road is unsealed. Lunch will be provided at nominal cost, so indicating attendance is necessary. BYO chairs and Drinks
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Lizzie Ladies
Eight Words Women Use
Fine This is the word women use to end an argument when they are right and you
need to shut up.
Five Minutes If she is getting dressed, this means at least half an hour. Five minutes
only means five minutes if you have been given time to watch the footy before
helping around the house.
Nothing This is the calm before the storm. This means something and you should be on
your toes. Arguments that begin with nothing usually end in fine.
Go Ahead This is a dare., not permission. Don’t do it.
Loud Sigh This is actually a word, but is a non-verbal statement often misunderstood by
men. A loud sigh means she thinks you are an idiot and wonders why she is
wasting her time standing here arguing with you about nothing. (Refer to #3 for
meaning of nothing)
That’s Okay. This is one of the most dangerous statements a woman can make to a man.
That’s okay means she wants to think long and hard before deciding how and
when you will pay for your mistake.
Thanks. A woman is thanking you. Do not question or faint. Just say you’re welcome (I
add a clause here) This is true, unless she says “Thanks a lot” – That is pure sar
casm and she is not thanking you at all. DO NOT say “You’re Welcome” That will
bring on a “Whatever”
Don’t worry about it. I got it.
Another dangerous statement, meaning this is something that a woman has told
a man to do several times, but is now doing it herself. This will later result in a
man asking “What’s wrong? For the woman’s response refer to #3
From an old married man with years of experience.
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Pop into Maryborough 2019
The reason for the “Pop” into Maryborough was because it was to pay tribute to the author of Mary Poppins, Pamela Lyndon Travers who was born in Maryborough in 1899. The SA contingent who attended the rally were John and Jill Fox, Neil Hofmeyer, David and Sue Dunn, Alan Bennett, Ian and Sue Oates, David and Gayl Carver with their friends Chris and Rosemary from NZ and Peter and Merawyn Perry. We headed off from Adelaide on the 24th September along with David and Sue Dunn and Neil Hofmeyer. We then met Ian and Sue Oates on the way. This was our little convoy for our road trip to Maryborough. We stayed at Tooleybuck, Parkes, Narrabri and Toowoomba in motels that would fit our cars and trailers and all were excellent. We then arrived into Maryborough staying at the Blue Shades Motel where we had open garages below our rooms to keep them out of the weather. After organising trailer parking at the nearby caravan park and un-packing, we caught up with the rest of the SA group with a meal at the pub across the road. Bernice and Adrian Probert joined us also, staying in Maryborough with their car-avan for a few days and even came on a days run before heading back home with their caravan. Registration Day arrived and we headed off to the Brolga Centre to receive our Rally Guide book, information and goodies. The committee had organised for sales of vintage clothing and a myriad of accessories, the purchasing of raffle tickets, rally gear as well as tea/coffee and biscuits. Here was our first chance to catch up with friends from previous rallies. That night we returned for a welcome dinner of finger food and an overview of the what was going to happen for the week ahead. Our daily rallies were a rolling start from the Brolga Centre each day where we received a ‘Daily Rattler’ newsletter and goodies on some days.
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Day 1 was a gentle 150km drive from Maryborough to Tiara for morning tea. Ralph and Lesley Challenger were there to greet us with their “Tucker Truck” with a range of cakes and slices from a Maryborough bakery. They were to serve us morning tea everyday and we looked for-ward to what was on offer! Leaving Tiara we headed for an old rail interchange township of Theebine for lunch at the historic 1909 Theebine pub. Here we had a bbq and also had entertainment whilst we ate. From there we headed back to Maryborough. A great day to begin the rally. Day 2 was the longest driving day of 190kms but was well worth it! We drove to the Red Gold Macadamia Farm where we parked our cars amongst the mac-adamia trees. We had morning tea and then had demonstrations of how maca-
damias are grown and pro-cessed. We could purchase some macadamias as well as some fruit from Don and Jenny Wagner’s fruit and veg van. Such a treat to visit. Then we drove to Tin Can Bay to a park for lunch provided by Subway. Whilst waiting for lunch we hud-dled in the shelters while it rained quite heavily for around 10minutes, but that and one oth-er shower on one day was all the rain we had all week. Then back to Maryborough.
Day 3 we headed to Burrum Heads for you guessed it-morning tea from the Tucker Truck! The location by the water was picturesque. Then it was off to Hervey Bay where we drove along the Esplande and we could have free time for the rest of the day exploring the area. We decided on a meal at the Boat Club at the harbour. The journey was 158kms, some of it on busy roads. That night we returned to the Brolga Centre for pizza and then watched the movie “Saving Mr Banks” which was excellent and fitted the theme for the ral-ly.
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Day 4 was the Display Day at the Portside Heritage Precinct where participants could show off their vintage clothing as well as their cars to the public. Here we could ex-plore the area, taking a stroll in Queens Park or obtaining a Portside Passport to look at the Customs House, Bond Store and the Mil-itary and Colonial Museum. There was also a statue of Duncan Chapman, dedicated to Maryborough’s son, who was the first man to step ashore at the Gallipoli landing on April 25th. My favourite building was the Story Bank building which housed the Mary Poppins Mu-seum as there were so many interactive dis-plays, video footage and a unique task of finding mice in various rooms. The day included markets and Costume judging in which Ian and Sue Oates took out best dressed couple and their prize was a replica Henry Ford toolbox and a Mary Pop-pins umbrella! We also had a ride on a steam train called the Mary Ann.
Lunch was provided by the Fraser Coast Council in the Band Hall. That night we drove in a Headlight/Gaslight tour of the CBD which was fun! Day 5 was our last day of tour-ing and we headed off to Brooweena, which was a base for some of the earliest settle-ments north of Brisbane and was a step back in time. On the way to morning tea we drove through a cane field which was fun. We then parked for morning tea at a cane farm where we heard all about how cane is grown and processed. We then drove on to Brooweena where lunch was provided by the historic group of the region and we checked out the museum and sur-rounding buildings at leisure.
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This evening was our Final Dinner and we enjoyed a lovely three course meal whilst awards were given out and raffles were drawn. The NSW Model T Club then announced that the next rally was to be held at Dubbo in 2022 and we could collect entries. Day 6 was our Farewell break-fast at the Brolga Centre and we said our farewells to partici-pants from other states saying Hoo-roo till next time! We would like to congratulate the Model T Ford Club of Queensland for an excellent, well organised and relaxed rally which we enjoyed immensely. They are to be commended at their efforts for their first ever National Rally after testing how they would go with the rally in Warwick several years ago. Well done! Peter and Merry Perry
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MODEL ‘T’ FORD CLUB OF AUSTRALIA
2019 EVENTS CALENDAR
MONTH DATE MEETING EVENT LOCATION
2019 TIME
OCTOBER Wed 2nd 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
Sun 20th Monthly Run Kingsley’s Fun Run
Wed 30th 5.30pm Buzzer Box/Committee Clubrooms
NOVEMBER Wed 6th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
Sun 17th 10.00am Barossa Adventure Barossa Valley
Wed 27th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Clubrooms
Sat 30th 7.30pm Christmas in the Club Clubrooms
DECEMBER Wed 4th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
Wed 25th Christmas Day Every where
JANUARY 2020
Sun 19th Yesterdays Power Rally Milang
Wed 29th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Meeting Clubrooms
FEBRUARY Wed 5th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
Thurs 13th 10.30am ABC Tour & Lunch ABC Collinswood
Sun 16th Model A Breakfast CCC Clubrooms
Wed 26th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Clubrooms
MARCH Wed 4th 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
Sun 15th Monthly Run TBA
Wed 25th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Clubrooms
APRIL Wed 1st 8.00pm General Meeting Clubrooms
3rd—5th Annual Run Clare
Wed 29th 5.30pm Buzzerbox/Committee Clubrooms
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FORD CLUB OF AUSTRALIA
2019 EVENTS CALENDAR
LOCATION NOTES ORGANISER
Committee
s Fun Run Kingsley Taylor
Committee after Buzzer Box Committee
Committee
Barossa Valley Heinemann Pk, Tanunda. Jim Trenorden
Committee after Buzzerbox Committee
Committee
Supper provided Committee
Merry Christmas from the Committee
Meet Strathalbyn Bakery
Committee after Buzzerbox Committee
Club Birthday Supper provided Committee
ABC Collinswood Bookings essential Maxine Martin Vintage Sports Car Club
CCC Clubrooms Ford Model A Club
Committee after Buzzerrbox Committee
Committee
Committee after Buzzerbox Committee
Committee
Committee
Committee
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KINGSLEY’S FUN RUN
Sunday morning started off down at the Toll Gate, with a few Morgan’s (I think) Driving
past before Kingsley took off leading the way in his Model A Coupe followed by Peter
and Merawyn Perry in their 1914 Model T.
Up onto Eagle on the Hill we went, to then head through Stirling, Aldgate, Mylor,
Echunga and Flaxley enjoying the view of the still green hills.
Upon arriving at Macclesfield we stopped at DavenPort Square to enjoy Jenny’s Famous
morning tea and a shared lunch,
After lunch Alan Bennett gave a demonstration on how to change a T Ford wheel. This
left Tony Russell Speechless as he had been doing this the hardest way possible for the
last 30 + years.
With multiple other car and bike runs passing by we loaded back into our cars and
headed onto Strathalbyn to Visit Ben Finnis Classic Cars. We all arrived and filled up his
front car park, everyone headed in to have a look around. With almost every car
starting a discussion or a memory between everyone.
Coming to the end of the day everyone stood behind the “Yellow Peril” for a group
photo.
The afternoon ended with everyone either heading home or heading into the center to
look at the market and all the Antique stores.
A good day was had by all and we thank Kingsley and Jenny for organizing the day.
Anthony Russell
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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING 2nd October 2019
1. WELCOME: The President welcomed all those in attendance and advised that in case of emergency both the front and backdoors are open.
2. APOLOGIES: David and Sue Dunn, Peter and Merywyn Perry, Ian Oats, Allan Bennett, Neil Hofmeyer, David and Sue Carver, John and Dianne Eastick, David Pettifore, John and Lyn Scorgie, Carol Clark, Mark & Barb White
3. MYSTERY OBJECTS: Nil
4. MINUTES OF LAST GENERAL MEETING As presented in the September 2019 Buzzer Box. Moved: Neil Murrie Seconded: Mik Bojko Carried.
5. SECRETARY’S REPORT: The Secretary tabled reciprocating club magazines for members to read after the meet-ing. 2020 Adelaide Heritage Vehicle Invitation Run. Broken Hill Veteran and Vintage Car Club Bushman’s Rally Moved: Maxine Martin, that the Report be accepted; Seconded: Brain Teakle Carried.
6. TREASURER’S REPORT: Kingsley Taylor outlined income and expenditure for the months of July, August and September. Moved: Kingsley Taylor that the Report be accepted; Seconded: Tony Russell, Carried.
7. CLUBROOM BOOKING COORDINATOR’S REPORT: Nil
8. MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR’S REPORT: Paul Van Ruth announced that there would be a working bee on Saturday 19th October at the clubrooms. Grass edging needs to be re-established and a small trailer may be needed to dispose of garden waste. Painting of the front entrance will be done. The evaporative air conditioner will be serviced.
9. BUZZER BOX REPORT: The Editor, Maxine Martin, asked members to submit cover stories to her. She encour-aged members to ask ladies to submit stories for the lizzy ladies page about their expe-riences of those married to a Model T fanatic.
10. FEDERATION REPORT: Michael Gordon spoke to the meeting about the format of the Bay to Birdwood event next year. As it is the 40th year that the event will be held the format will be changed to include both Vintage & Veteran and Classic cars. He raised the concern that the num-ber of vintage and veteran cars will be limited to 800. A long discussion ensued with most of the members wanting to ensure that the event will revert to separate categories with each of the groups used in rotation over two years. It was moved by Mik Bojko and seconded by Kinsley Taylor that a letter be sent to the organizers to ask that the format of the event continue to be held with Veteran & Vintage cars one year and Classic Cars the other. Michael will send a summary of the views expressed at the meeting to Max-ine Martin, Secretary, to assist her in writing the letter to the Bay to Birdwood commit-tee. Michael also spoke of the 2020 All British Day event, which will be held on the 9th Feb-ruary. Entries will be limited to 850 on the two ovals, where cars will be displayed in Club Groups. Excess entries will be displayed in areas near the oval. A number of club members attend this event each year. Entries for the event will close early this year; 7th November 2019.
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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING cont.
11. PAST EVENTS: No official club events were held as our members were involved in many other events.
12. FUTURE EVENTS: -Sunday 20th October Kingsley’s Fun Run – shared lunch Kingsley Taylor drew the attention of members to the advert in the Buzzer Box. There will be only one stop for morning tea, which will be followed by a chat and shared lunch at the same place. Lunch needs to be concluded in time for a 1.00pm arrival at Ben Finniss’s Classic Car and Bike Collection as this closes by 2.00pm. Following this, there will the opportunity for members to visit the Museum or numerous antique shops. Mem-bers were asked to contact Kingsley & Jenny to let them know what they will be bringing to share for lunch. -Sunday 17th November Barossa Adventure Jim Trenorden explained to members that the details for the run to Stienfeld Flugplatz are in the Buzzer Box. If the weather is amenable on the day we will see a display of ul-tra lite flying and a running of a stationary seven-cylinder aircraft engine. With the vines out in their spring glory this should prove a wonderful day for giving the Ts an airing. -Saturday 30th November Christmas supper in the club More information about this event will be available in the next Buzzer Box. $10.00 per head
13. GENERAL BUSINESS: Regis Aged Care Homes residents visited Rod and Cheryl Crawford’s home for lunch yesterday, 01/10/2019. This was an event under the club’s banner. The guests were ap-preciative of the delicious lunch and had an amazing time. They were particularly im-pressed with the Yellow Peril (1915 Model T Racer). Thanks to Rod and Cheryl for rep-resenting the club and opening their home and cars. These types of events are a good advertisement for the club profile in the community. The next planned event will be a BBQ for Regis Residents in our clubrooms, Friday 15th November, approximately 11.00am. We are asking members to bring their Model Ts for the visitors to look at. We will also need helpers to set up, cook the BBQ, serve the guests and clean up. Members were asked to contact Maxine Martin if they are able to assist. Further to the discussion about the changes to the Bay to Birdwood event, members agreed with Tony Russell that driving an older slower car in these events when quicker more modern vehicles are behind looking for an opportunity to overtake becomes stress-ful and detracts from the enjoyment of the day. John Clark reminded members that the Open Day at the Military Motor Museum in Edin-burgh was next Sunday and assured that it would prove a great day. Morris Register club will be organizing a Historic Run. Mik Bojko will follow up with the details. Neil Murrie gave us some more information about his La Salle car. This time Neil was looking for replacement water pump that he was sure he had somewhere. In frustration, after a lengthy fruitless search he decided to have the old one welded and repaired. Having completed that he found another brand new pump that must have been there for 25 years, neglected in a far corner of the shed. We could commiserate with him about the joys of working on old cars.
14. RAFFLE DRAW: Three prizes were won.
15. BUY, SWAP, SELL OR GIVEAWAY: Advertisements for a Durrant and Nash cars will go in the Buzzer Box. Rod Hill has Rug-by parts available.
16. NEXT MEETING: Wednesday 6th November 2019, 8.00pm
17. MEETING CLOSED - the President invited all those present to stay for a coffee and chat
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FEDERATION MEETING 19/10/19
Welcome to our new Federation Secretary Amando Vozzo also the rep for the Mercedes Club of SA
A thankyou to Alan Pickering for the last 18 years
2 new clubs passed for approval tonight being Morgan Classic Vehicle Club & Coffee and Chrome
Car Club.
Correspondence-Magazines & applications for grants, with approved grants of $: 500; 500; 200;
500; 500;225; 500.
Treasurers Report- currently $63167.63 working account + $10000 invested
Log Book Report-DPTI advised MR334 books only need to be kept for 5 years with cancelled Log
Books issued in error kept for 5 years.
Federation Tour-closing date is 6/12/19 with only 10 to 15 people paid so far and the remainder
must pay by 6th December.
Motorfest Report-Thrilled that the 9 events were well supported with the 524 people that attend-
ed. Shirley Tonkin gave a report of the days, clubs hosting, and the events. The individual 9 days
attendees were as follows. 57; 62; 40; 92; 81; 37; 47; 58; 50. The Motorfest Committee has done a
great job & worked well together.
Web Site-Will be producing a calendar for your club to put events into the calendar, that other clubs
of similar vehicles may want to join into. This should save clashes of similar clubs doing almost the
same runs on the same day. You will be able to look at the web calendar & perhaps combine your
runs, or make it on another day. The Federation Facebook should also be linked. Send information
to the secretary federation by email for posting.
Arthur Clisby Day-150 vehicles + 15 motorcycles (BSA Club) attended Wirrina on the day with Nola
Clisby & her children overjoyed at the number of different vehicles and people that attended. This is
going to become a yearly event with the oval booked for next year on the 13th September. It will al-
ways be on the 2nd Sunday but not necessarily the same venue.
General Business-The Federation met with DPTI staff last week and the Government attendance
was significant compared to Federation & Hot Rod personnel. Discussions were mainly with Hot Rod
people as we have had our code in place for some time & follow standard historic procedures com-
pared to the technical details & specifications of Hot Rods.
Revision of the code is set for 2022
Statistics of vehicles on CLUB REGISTRATION are as follows; 738 Street Rods; 1365 LHD and
Historic Vehicles a few years ago 10,000; last year 27,000 and this year is now 56,000.
Street Rods are pre 1949 chassis or a facsimile of that era of vehicle.
Left Hand Drive Exemption Form must always be kept in your LHD vehicle. If your exemption
is in the original person’s name that first obtained the permit for driving on South Australian roads,
then you can apply to have it changed to your name. The exemption form will still be in the same
format but have your name on the top.
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FEDERATION MEETING cont.
The Tailem Bend Club had a few issues with procedures & clarification of the code so they invited the
Federation to attend one of their meetings to discuss these problems. The Federation has addressed
tonight’s meeting with the option of inviting the Federation to a Club Meeting to discuss issues or clari-
fy any item.
A Club Representative brought up the issue of electrified vehicles on historic registration. The Interna-
tional Federation of Historic Vehicles recently put forward a review of this type of vehicle. Saying if it is
electrified then it is not historic. While it is electrified then it does not qualify as an historic vehicle. If
the motor and gearbox had been stored and is put back into the vehicle then it would be a historic ve-
hicle.
I asked the chair if they had heard any details of the Bay to Birdwood future runs. The President said
we are no longer involved in the Bay to Birdwood organising Committee. I mentioned about the ceiling
of 500 cars of pre 1950’s Historic cars & 500 Classics + 100 Modern. I asked if they realised that you
could miss out on the parade if you were not selected. Some members commented that last year it
was a struggle to get 1000 vehicles. I don’t think they realised that those people that had gone every
year since its inception could miss out on selection in future. I put this to the meeting and asked that
individuals & clubs email or make known their problem with this new idea so that the B2B Committee
would take it on notice. Quite a few of the Representatives made comment that they would contact
the B2B Committee. I also mentioned that I had heard this was not just for the 40th anniversary but
would continue for all runs. Michael Gordon
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Attention members owning Left Hand Drive vehicles on
Club Registration Scheme
Recently one of our members had been issued a Log Book for their Club vehicle. However the club had
no record of it being LHD so no request for a DPTI Exemption form was asked for. Consequently a Log
Book was issued incorrectly. Over the years when inspections were mandatory, the steering being on
the left side had not been noted. The club has a copy of these vehicle inspection forms but there is no
record kept if the vehicle is right or left hand drive. The DPTI Exemption forms are photocopied by the
Registrars of the club when produced by the owner for club record files to justify the issuing of a Log
Book.
Hence a vehicle being driven on the road without this Exemption is UNREGISTERED. The code of prac-
tice (which all those on Club Registration would have read) stipulates the Exemption form for LHD vehi-
cle is to be kept permanently in the vehicle and must be produced if stopped by an official and request-
ed. LHD Exemption Form is a document that is part of the vehicles right to be driven on South Australi-
an roads and remains in the vehicle even on transfer of ownership.
The forms are issued by the Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure from the Regency
Park Office. If you have misplaced your certificate then the DPTI office might be able to locate your
original in their files BUT this is not always possible due to their old filing systems.
If you need an Exemption issued then you must apply at the Motor Registration Division at Regency
Park and make an appointment for an inspection at a cost. This inspection will involve a complete
check of all your braking capacity, indicators, tyres etc. over their “pits”. You will have to place it on a
trailer (for inspection) to get it there as it cannot be driven on the road without a permit, regardless of
you having an incorrectly completed Log Book.
Thanks for your attention, Club Registration – Registrar Model T Ford Club of Australia
Michael Gordon
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Model T Ford Club Badges $15.00 each
Contact Secretary 0400 660 654
1979 Toyota Coaster Motorhome UXG 051 Drive, Eat, Cook, Sleep
Historic Registration Good Tyres many extras
Sleeps 2 Adults, 2 Children Large Boot, Cupboard Space,
Wardrobe, Fridge, Porta Potty Full Annex
Avg 14 litres per 100km Tony Russell 8262 4103
Box Car Trailer
Heavy Duty 12ft 5” x 8ft
12” sides and tail gate
Dual Axle, Electric Brakes,
Jockey Wheel,
2 Spares
Long Ramp
Removable canopy
$6000.00
Will Separate
Tony Russell
8262 4103
The Club has a supply of
Model T Exhaust Pipes
Fit both Left & Right hand
Drive Models
Enquiries to
Allan Bennett—0403 003 900
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Other Events
16-17 Nov. Bendigo Swap meet
24th Nov Regency Park Swap meet
10th Nov Gumeracha Show and Shine
24th Nov Volksfest
1st Dec Hot Rods & Classics Picnic
8th Dec Motorcycle Riders SA TOY RUN
18-19th Jan Yesterdays Power Rally Milang
18-19th Jan. Cruise On 2019 Tanunda
19th Jan Hahndorf Swap Meet
9th Feb All British day
16th Feb All American Day
5th April Gawler—Barossa Veteran and Vintage Day
The following video is worth a look. The first 5 minutes covers the model T, next 4 minutes the model A then on to the v8s from 1932 Finally the muscle cars of the 1960s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrOikS5B2gs
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