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HOLDEN TORQUE

Magazine of the Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria

June 2014June 2014June 2014June 2014June 2014June 2014June 2014June 2014

COMING EVENTS :

June—July 29th June—HSCCV/HSVOC Sprint Winton, it’ll be awesome!

WINTON—29 June for a great day on the track!

It’s our clubs event, so enter now, or come and help out on the

day. Either way it’ll be the place to be for a day of Motorsport!

2014: GENERAL MEETINGS NOW

HELD EVERY ODD MONTH ON A

WEDNESDAY NIGHT

see Calendar inside

TORQUE the Holden Club magazine June page 2


Magazine Articles and advertisements to be published in the magazine can be submitted via e-mail to the Editor at [email protected] . Microsoft Word format is preferred for text, pictures as jpg (no larger than 1200x900). Each months items must be received before print night (refer Calendar). Quarter page ads are free to members. Advertising is otherwise charged at $10 - quarter page, $20 - half page, $35 - full page per edition

Website Why not visit our website. Find us at: www.holdenclub.com for more information on the club or up to date information on our various events. Club Meetings Meetings are held on the 4th Monday of each month, except December at the Golden Gate hotel, Coventry St, South Melbourne, 7.30pm for an 8.00pm start. All members and their friends are very welcome. Meals are available prior to the meeting at bistro prices. Correspondence All should be addressed to: The Secretary, Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria Inc, GPO Box 791, Melbourne, Vic 3001 or via email to: [email protected] Disclaimer The views or comments in the magazine are not necessarily those of the committee, the editor or the publishers of the Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria Inc.’s magazine. We accept no responsibility for the accuracy of the information printed and or quality of any thing advertised or mentioned in this publication. Copyright in any item here remains with its owners. Winton raceway images—courtesy Winton Raceway

Committee and Club Information

Webmaster Alex [email protected]

Motor Racing & Rally Rep Ron Klein [email protected]

Editor Kim McConchie [email protected]

Classic Historic Registry Phil Slater 0432 955 743

Membership/Point score Bruce Lethborg [email protected] 0499 272 774

Social & Special Events Geoff Fitzpatrick

CAMS State Council Rep Club Photographer

Bruce Lethborg Julie Stokes

[email protected] [email protected]

President Bruce Lethborg [email protected] 0499 272 774

Vice President Ron Klein [email protected]

Secretary Phil Slater [email protected] 0432 955 743

Treasurer Kris Lethborg [email protected]

Motorkhana & Grp5 Rep Ray Cardwell [email protected]

Public Officer Ray Cardwell [email protected]

Stock Rep Martin Carabott [email protected] 0419 666 595



Note: dates and venues may change, club events in bold, last updated 08/02/2014

February

5th G5 presentation night Sofia's Restaurant, Camberwell 9th FFCC / TCCA, practice motorkhana Werribee 10th HSCCV committee meeting 8-9th PIARC, VSCC Rnd 1 Phillip Island 16th FFCC, Sprint Sandown 17th HSCCV magazine distribution 23rd PAC, motorkhana VMC Rnd 1 Pakenham

26th Penrite Oil tour, Bayswater, 6.30pm, catered—need to book!

March

7-9th Phillip Island Classic Phillip Island 11th HSCCV committee meeting 13-16th Aust Grand Prix Albert Park 15th PAC, khanacross, Grp5 Rnd 1 Pakenham 17th HSCCV magazine distribution

26th HSCCV General Meeting Ron's factory, Moorabbin, TBC

30th TCCA / FFCC, motorkhana VMC Rnd 2 Werribee

April

6th HSVOC / HSCCV, Sprint Sandown

12th FFCC / TCCA motorkhana Grp5 Rnd2 Werribee (twilight) 12-13th Vic State Circuit Racing Championships, Rnd 1 Phillip Island 14th HSCCV committee meeting 21st HSCCV magazine distribution - will be delayed approx. 1 week 27th DSCC, motorkhana VMC Rnd 3 Deniliquin, NSW

May

3-4th PIARC, Sprint, Superkarts, VicV8s Phillip Island 11th NCCA, motorkhana VMC Rnd 4 Avalon 12th HSCCV committee meeting 17-18th Vic State Circuit Racing Championships, Rnd 2 Sandown 18th PAC, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 3 Pakenham 19th HSCCV magazine distribution 24-25th Historic Winton Winton

28th HSCCV General Meeting SHANNONS CHELTENHAM 321 Warrigal Rd @ 7.30pm

30th Muscle Car Expo Royal Exhibition Building

June

1st HSCCV, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 4 Werribee POSTPONED

5th/6th Sandown 6 Hour Regularity 10th HSCCV committee meeting 16th HSCCV magazine distribution 22nd PCCV, motorkhana VMC Rnd 5 Pakenham

29th HSCCV / HSVOC, Sprint Winton ENTRANTS & HELPERS NEEDED!

28-29th PIARC, Sprint, Superkarts Phillip Island



July

5-6th PCV, Sandown 6hr Sandown 6th PIARC, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 5 Sandown TBC 14th HSCCV committee meeting 19th BCC Motorkhana, VMC Rnd 6. Huntly, Bendigo 19-20th Vic State Circuit Racing Championships, Rnd 3 Sandown 21st HSCCV magazine distribution

23rd HSCCV General Meeting Golden Gate, Cnr Clarendon & Coventry, Sth Melbourne (8pm)

August

2-3rd Phillip Island 6hr Phillip Island 10th NCCA, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 6 Clayton TBC 11th HSCCV committee meeting 17th HAC, motorkhana VMC Rnd 7 Huntly 16-17th PIARC, Sprint, Superkarts, VicV8s Phillip Island 18th HSCCV magazine distribution

31st HSCCV / HSVOC, Sprint Sandown

September

7th SEAC motorkhana VMC Rnd 8 Mt. Gambier 8th HSCCV committee meeting 14th HAC / PAC, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 7 Pakenham 15th HSCCV magazine distribution

24th HSCCV General Meeting Troys Shed - details to come.

27th Come n Try, motorkhana Huntly, Bendigo

October

4-5th Nirimba AMC motorkhana Sydney, NSW 4-5th Vic State Circuit Racing Championships, Rnd 4 Phillip Island 10-12th V8 Supercars Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Bathurst 13th HSCCV committee meeting 19th TCCA / FFCC, motorkhana Grp5 Rnd 8 Werribee

19th HSCCV Social Event—Car Rally to Flynns Wines in Heathcote 20th HSCCV magazine distribution

25th HSCCV motorkhana VMC Rnd 9 Huntly

November

4th FFCC, Cup Day Sprint, Grp 5 Sandown 7-9th Historic Sandown Sandown 8-9th PIARC, Sprint, Superkarts Phillip Island 10th HSCCV committee meeting 16th HAC, interclub motorkhana TBA 17th HSCCV magazine distribution 23rd VMCi, motorkhana VMC Rnd 10 Pakenham

26th HSCCV Annual General Meeting Golden Gate, Cnr Clarendon & Coventry,

Sth Melbourne (8pm)

29-30th PIARC, Island Magic Phillip Island 30th FFCC / TCCA, khana Grp5 Rnd 9 TBC

December

14th non speed spare date



Hi Guys, It’s June already!!! Where has the year gone, it’ll soon be time for Santa to call by again. Our motorkhana on the 1st of June was postponed due to the weather gods deciding to rain the night be-fore, which made Werribee a bit too boggy for the event. VP Ron thinks he’s jinxed, our last khana at Werribee was cancelled due to rain and he was there too. Those who came along went back to town for a coffee and tell tall stories. June means we have our first sprint for the year at Winton on the 29th. It clashes with a sprint at the is-land which I’m sure will affect entries, but we hope that a few will make the trek up to Winton, I’m sure those who do will get plenty of track time. We still need a few more helpers, please call me if you can help. Our last meeting was held at Shannon’s show room in Moorabbin. There was a good attendance from the members. Shannon’s put on pizza’s and drinks before the meeting which was a pleasant surprise. The meeting was short, the guys from Shannon’s gave a talk on the services Shannon’s offer. We also had a visit from the Porsche club telling us about their six hour event at Sandown, which has now changed to a one day four hour event due to low entry numbers. After, we showed the Rev Heds episodes from the 40th at Sandown which featured an interview with Harry Firth. Our next meeting will be back at the Golden Gate Hotel in July, for the September meeting we will be visiting another car collection from one of our members Troy Fitzpatrick. Troy has a factory in Mordialloc. The last time I visited, had floor to ceiling Holden’s. More details to come in later mags. HSCCV has a team running in the Porsche club four hour relay at Sandown on 6th July, come down and support the guys. If you would like to help during the day, team manager Kris would appreciate some help with timing and lap boards. Also, we have a team running at the Phillip Island six hour 2nd & 3rd of August, it would be great to see some members come down and support the team. I am having a run and looking forward to it. Recently Ron and I met with HSVOC to discuss some ideas about next year in regards to helping each other with sprints, sharing costs and officials, social events, trying some new ideas. The meeting was very productive and Ron and I are looking forward to next year. The committee is always looking for ideas for meetings, social events or guest speakers, if you have any ideas or contacts for guest speakers, contact any of the committee , we will be very happy to hear from you. Just a reminder, we need helpers for Winton, it is an opportunity for those of you on club plates to get another event signed off. Let me know if you can come and help. Cheers Bruce

Presidents Report Presidents Report Presidents Report Presidents Report –––– Bruce Lethborg Bruce Lethborg Bruce Lethborg Bruce Lethborg

Winton fun—run what ya brung!!



VICE PRESIDENT REPORTVICE PRESIDENT REPORTVICE PRESIDENT REPORTVICE PRESIDENT REPORT————Ron KleinRon KleinRon KleinRon Klein

Fellow members, last months report was so succinct and well received, its almost the same this month! Short sharp, and sweet - - WINTON!!!!! Invites are going out to other car clubs and we should have some very interesting cars turn up. Its OUR Club Event, so come and have a run, or come and help on the day (CH plate holders - its another opportunity to maintain your club permit, and even give the car a run!). Also coming up is the Sandown 6-Hour regularity on June 5 & 6. We have a team entered—myself, Ian Smith, Geoff Fitzy, Vlad and Phil, and our esteemed team manager is Kris. If you want to compete its well and truly still open and has been reduced to a 4 hour event. Always worth a run!

Social & Special Events Social & Special Events Social & Special Events Social & Special Events ———— Geoff Fitzpatrick Geoff Fitzpatrick Geoff Fitzpatrick Geoff Fitzpatrick

The club meeting in May was held at Shannons. 20 members were in attendance. 2 guest speakers from the Porsche Car Club were there to fill us in on the 6 Hour Event to be held at Sandown on the 5th & 6th of July. We were welcomed by Chris from Shannons who took us for a walk around the show room that was full of classic cars. This was followed up with pizzas and drinks. Chris discussed a whole range of Shannons Insurance Policies. After the meeting we watched Harry Firth’s interview on the “40th Anniversary at Sandown” DVD.

The next event will be in September at Harrops Engineering at Preston.

More details later….

Also, put the 19th October in your diary – We’ll be doing a Car Rally to Flynns Wines

at Heathcote.

Never stop improving, Geoff 0419513195



Treasurer's ReportTreasurer's ReportTreasurer's ReportTreasurer's Report————Kris LethborgKris LethborgKris LethborgKris Lethborg

Hey everyone We've hit the middle of the year and its been a good month. If you weren't at the May meeting at Shan-non's you missed a good thing, There were many great cars and the guys from Shannon's put on a great effort providing dinner and a presentation on their products. It was also good to see some representation form the Porsche club promoting the 6 hour event coming up in July which the mighty HSSCV team will be up the top no doubt.... watch this space. The Motorkhana on the 1st of June was a washout, so no money made or lost on the event as the permit had not been paid yet the cheque was voided Winton's deposit of $7400 has been paid for, but with our event clashing with some other's we are hoping to cut even or more than likely run at a loss. Full report to follow next month. I have reintroduced a petty cash box for small transactions where cash is more appropriate as opposed to paying everything with cheque. It will be stocked up as soon as I can withdraw more cash from the bank. I also managed to get to Garry Rogers Motorsports open day which was held on the 31st of May which I'll have a full report and pictures further on in the magazine. See you on the track Kris __________________________________________________________________________________ Club finances 10th April - 15th June Opening balance $26,609.01

Deposits for period 10th April - 15th June

Memberships $170 Credit Interest $2.12

Total deposits $172.12

Outgoings for period 10th April - 15th June Bright Self Storage $380 BBQ Supplies $41 Winton Track Hire $7,400 Stamps & Envelopes $107 Cash Box $22.60

Total outgoing $7,950.60

Petty Cash box $17.60

Closing balance $18,848.13



Secretary's Report Secretary's Report Secretary's Report Secretary's Report ————Phil Slater Phil Slater Phil Slater Phil Slater

Hello and welcome to June where we wish happy birthday to all the crazy Geminis (there seem to be a lot

of us in motorsport). If you haven’t already entered the Winton sprint then hurry up and do so. There

aren’t a lot of entries and you should get plenty of runs on a fun and challenging track. In the past the

Winton sprint was a big deal and was the one event of the year when every club member would try to get

their car out on the track. In those days it was called the Bob Croll Memorial Sprint after a member who

was killed in a traffic accident on the way to the track. Bob’s mum would come to the meeting and pre-

sent the trophy but she has long since passed away. There is no one left in the club who remembers Bob

anymore but let’s hope that the Winton Sprint stays a part of the club’s tradition.

I’ve just come back from a trip to Bali and beyond all the fun and partying I couldn’t help but notice the

poverty of the locals. Gee we’ve got it good here!

Phil Slater

Here’s a typical example of family transport Bali style.

And in case you think a holiday in Bali

consists only of beaches, drinks, and

nightclubs, here’s our esteemed Secretary

demonstrating his quad bike skills while

also ensuring he finishes with a fine

coating of mud over all extremities, and

quite a few other bits.



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Editors Report Editors Report Editors Report Editors Report ————Kim McConchieKim McConchieKim McConchieKim McConchie

Yep, you’re correct—the magazines a bit late this month! I blame my projects….. While the Dirty Dato sits and waits for attention (i.e.. Time and Money), I scratched an itch that had been bugging me for around 40 years, and bought an Alfa Romeo. (Say it sexily, like the ad –I bought an Alfaaa Romeooooo…..nope, didn’t quite work for me, either). Not a new one, of course. Or even a slightly used one. Nope, the new addition is a 1972 GT 1600 Junior, and of course being an old Alfa I can expect temperamental behaviour, an electrical fiasco, broken fit-tings, and the dreaded tin worm, with rust rusting out the rust even where the rust has already rusted... Except so far, its been well behaved, and even passed scrutiny from my happy panel beater who on hear-ing what I had acquired, gave me the long silence followed by the sucking of air through the teeth and shaking of head (and the kaching!!! of a cash register). At worst he could find the start of a rust bubble or two in the sills, which was expected, and….nothing else. No previous accident repairs obvious, all its own metal, paint is a 20 y.o. respray and will need another one eventually, and so far starts, runs, drives and stops as required. All good, but now there's a problem — the number of cars exceeds the space free in the garage. So the last week has been a mighty effort of putting in shelving, erecting racking, sorting the wanted from the unwanted, and taking trailer loads to the tip. And it still doesn’t fit. Probably because, as another opportunity purchase, I picked up a very nice 308, correct date coding for rebuilding Chantelles just rebuilt XU1 to its 1973 HDT V8 configuration...so now I have to fit 5 stacks of tyres, 4 engines on stands AND a car in a space that usually would take just one car. And on the side, make room for another car project. And that, girls and boys, is why this magazine is a bit late, because all my free time has been spent stand-ing in the shambles that is the garage, scratching my head and trying to fit the impossible into the inade-quate. Obviously, I need a bigger shed—but that’s another project! See you all at Winton, I trust, Cheers Kim

Not a Torana, not even a Holden………

Still its bound to keep me occupied



Ask Alex : are we there yet ?

Hi all, thought I’d give you an update on the HZ Sandman (copy) project.

Well it’s been a long time coming but I finally finished the rust repairs and have a solid body shell to work

with. Not the best panel beater but got it close.

With some filler, hi build primer and a lot of blocking back, I managed to get some reasonable body lines.

Finally ready for some paint. While it’s stripped, replace bushes, ball joints etc and give the chassis and

underneath a coat of black (after a lot of up side down cleaning, yuk).

and finally some top coats of Panama Green with the blackouts.

Now the fun part begins, putting it back together (I love those alloy GTS wheels).

I was hoping to make it to Winton, but as I was replacing the drive train oils I noticed the old gearbox oil

was metallic, so I’ve decided to strip the gearbox to check it. Hopefully it’s just a bearing. If I don’t make

it to Winton, we should see you at Sandown in August.

Alex



Pics from the May meeting at ShannonsPics from the May meeting at ShannonsPics from the May meeting at ShannonsPics from the May meeting at Shannons



Presents

Winton Sprint 29th June 2014

The event shall be a Club Sprint event conducted under the National Competition Rules of the Australian Auto Sport Alliance Pty Ltd (AASA)’ these Supplementary Regulations and any further regulations which may be issued. The AASA Permit Number is AASA290614/WMR1189 This will be a Multi-Club Supersprint, promoted by the Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria. To be held at Winton Raceway on Sunday 29th June. 1. The officials of the event are: i. Clerk of Course Bruce Lethborg ii. Secretary Phil Slater iii. Chief Timekeeper Cameron Chivers iv. Chief Scrutineer Peter Scott 2. Entries open on the publication of these regulations and close on 29/06/2014 at 9.30am. The field will be limited to 96 entries. Entries will be accepted in order of receipt. The entry fee will be $190.00 for paid entries received before 27/06/2014 and $210.00 for entries received thereafter. The promoters reserve the right to refuse any entry, cancel, abandon or postpone the event in accordance with the NCR. 3. Scrutineering will commence at 8.15 am and finish at 9.30am. A compulsory driver’s briefing that must be attended by all drivers will then take place after which competi-tion will commence. Competition shall consist of a number of multi start sprints. All laps will be in a clockwise direction of the Winton Motor Raceway 3km (long) circuit. 4. Drivers must present their current Club Membership and appropriate AASA Club Racing Licence or higher or equivalent licence to the event secretary before their cars will be scrutineered. 5. Competition laps will be manually timed to 1/100th second. . 6. There will be a maximum of 20 competing cars on the track at any one time, which will be started in 3 groups of 4.

7. Classes will be as follows: Standard Car Class Modified Car Class Class A – Up to 1600cc Class E – Up to 1600cc Class B – 1601 to 2000cc Class F – 1601 to 2000cc Class C – 2001 to 3000cc Class G – 2001 to 3000cc Class D – over 3000cc Class H – over 3000cc Racing Car Class/Specials Class I – Closed Racing Cars up to 2500cc Class J – Closed Racing cars 2501cc over All capacities Class K – Open Race Cars 8. The Chief Scrutineer will be the Judge of Fact with regard to class eligibility and vehicle safety. Classes will be combined if there are insufficient competitors in any class. It is the com-petitor’s responsibility to ensure that the competing vehicle complies with the nominated class regulations. Failure to so may result in the vehicle being re-classified by the promoter or disciplinary action taking place.

9. For Road Registered cars, the minimum requirements include: a. Supplementary Bonnet straps for all vehicles except those with forward hinged bonnets. Bodily unmodified production cars manufactured after 1 January 1973 may utilise the original, unmodified manufacturers component for closing the bonnet. b. A safety belt that complies with current Australian Standards c. A fire extinguisher conforming to AS 1841 [except 1841.2]) of at least 900gms, firmly fitted and readily accessible (BCF/Halon Type extinguishers will not be accepted). 10 a. whilst competing, all competitors must wear: i. Non synthetic clothing covering all limbs; ii. A Helmet with the any of the following marks. AS AS 1698, Snell SA90,M90,SA95,SA 2000USA Standard; SF1 Spec, 31.1, 31.2, USA standard; SIS 88.24.11(2), Swedish Standard; DS2124.1, Danish standard; SFS 3653, Finnish standard; ONS/OMK, German Standard; NE 5 72 305, French Standard; E22 (with 02, 03,04, or 05 amend-ments, European Standard; BS 6658-85 Type A and A/FR (including amendments), British Standards as a minimum helmets exceeding these standards are accepted and be deemed by the scrutineers of the event to be in a suitable condition for Motorsport use. iii. A Safety belt or harness that complies with Australian Standards, FAI or SFI standards d. All open vehicles must have an approved roll bar and the driver must wear approved goggles. e. No passengers are allowed in competing vehicles. f. Numbers are to be displayed during the course of the competition but must be removed or covered before being used on public roads. g. Any competitor exceeding 10kph in the pits/paddock will be excluded. h. No re-runs will be permitted for driver error or mechanical failure. i. All removable objects (including tools, jacks, spare wheels and wheel trims) must be removed from the vehicle. j. Any competitor who after leaving the track re-joins at a dangerous speed or with the wheels spinning will be excluded. k. All competing vehicles are required to have an effective muffler in the exhaust system. Megaphones will not be permitted. l. Camping within the confines of the circuit is strictly prohibited. 10. Flags to be used are: Red; Yellow; Chequered; Australian National.

15. Noise level is limited to 95 dBA, measured 30 metres form the track 16. The consumption of Alcohol or drugs by drivers, pit crews or officials is forbidden whilst the event is in progress in accordance with the NCR and the AASA Anti Doping Policy. Any competitor consuming alcohol or deemed to be under its influence, or that of drugs WILL be excluded and face further disciplinary action.



ENTRANTS DISCLAIMER/DECLARATION

I/We…………………………………………………………..of…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Being the entrant/s of the vehicle described on this entry form wish to enter that vehicle for the above mentioned meeting. I/We declare that the particulars on this form are true and correct in every particular, to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. You are invited to seek legal advice before signing this document. Entrants and Driver Disclaimer And Declaration

I/We have read and understood the Supplementary Regulations issued for this meeting and agree to be bound by them and by the National Competition Rules of the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance Pty Ltd (AASA) I/We know that motor sport is dangerous and that accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability and property damage, can, and do happen. I/We also acknowledge and agree that neither Australian Auto-Sport Alliance Pty. Ltd., nor Winton Motor Raceway Pty. Ltd., nor the sponcor organizations, nor the land owners or lessees, nor the organizers of the race meeting/event, nor their respective servants, officials, representatives or agents (all of whom shall be collectively called “the Organisers”), shall be under any liability for my death, or any bodily injury, loss or damage which may be sustained or incurred by me, as a result of participation in or being present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act. 1974

CONSENT FOR ENTRANTS AND COMPETITIORS UBDER 18 YEARS

I …………………………………………………..being the parent/ legal guardian* of …………………………………………….. (please name) , have read the whole of this document and consent to him/her participating. In doing so, I acknowledge that Motor sport is dangerous, and agree that neither Australian Auto-Sport Alliance Pty. Ltd. Nor “the organizers” shall be under any liability whatsoever for the death or bodily injury, loss or damage which may be sustained or incurred by the above named minor, or by me, howsoever such death or bodily injury, loss or damage is caused by negligence or otherwise.

* Delete whichever does not apply

SIGNED OWNER / ENTRANT LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL..DATEL./L./LL. FIRST DRIVERLLLLLL.. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL..DATEL./L./LL. SECOND DRIVERLLLLL.. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL..DATEL./L./LL.

Signed………………………………………………… Parent/Legal Guardian*

Date…………………………………………………

OWNER / ENTRANT.DDDDDDDD..DDD.....CLUB.DDDDD. MEMB #DD.DDDDD. ADDRESS.DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..DDDDDDDDD. POST CODEDDDD..D PHONE #D.DDDDDDDDD.D.DDDD....D.COMP LICENCE #D.DDDDDDDDDD.. E-MAILDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD. FIRST DRIVERDDDDDDDDDDDDD..D.....CLUB DDDDD. MEMB #DD.DDDDD. ADDRESS.DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..DDDDDDDDDD. POST CODEDDDD..D PHONE #...........................................................D.COMP LICENCE #D.DDDDDDDDDD.. E-MAILDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..DDPREFERRED COMP #DDDDDDDDD.. SECOND DRIVERDDDDDDDDDDDDD.......CLUBD.DDDD. MEMB#..D.DDDDD. ADDRESS.DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..DDDDDDDDDD. POST CODEDDDD..D PHONE #.DDDDDDDDDD.D.DDDD..DDCOMP LICENCE #D.DDDDDDDDDD. E-MAILDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..DPREFERRED COMP #DDDDDDDDD.. VEHICLE : MAKE / MODELDDDDDDDDD..DDDCOLOURDDDDDDDDDDDDD. CAPACITYDDDDD.D..cc CLASSDDDDD.DDDDTYRE TYPEDDDDDDDDDDD MODIFICATIONSDDDDDDDD..DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD.

WINTON SPRINT ENTRY FORM – 29th June 2014 AASA permit # AASA290614/1189

ENCLOSED CASH/CHEQUE/MONEY ORDER $ LLLLLLENTRY FEE PAYABLE TO. Cheque No:LLL..LLL.. HOLDEN SPORTING CAR CLUB OF VICTORIA Inc

Post to Race secretary 4 Stockton St Craigieburn 3064



HOLDEN SPORTING CAR CLUB of VICTORIA Inc. PO Box 791, Melbourne Victoria 3001

Please tick —— MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION □ or RENEWAL □

Name(s): DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..................... Address: DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..................... DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..Postcode: DDDDDD...................... Phone: AHDDDDDDDDBHDDDDDDDDDMobDDDDDDDDDD..................... Email: DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..................... Occupation: DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDate(s) of birthDDDDDDDDDD..................... Vehicles: DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD..................... CH Plate & Car detailsDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD. Membership No(s): DDDDDDD.Introduced by:DDDDDDDDDD(New members) I am interested in: MotorkhanaDD......Race:DDDD.RallyDDD...Sprint/Hill climbsDDD

I hereby certify that I will abide by the rules and regulations of the Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria Inc. and also the National Competition Rules of the Confederation of

Australian Motor Sport with which this club is affiliated.

Signed:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD. Date:DDDDDDDDD. Membership fees (please mark clearly): Single: $50.00 full year from January 1 Family: $70.00 full year from January 1 Junior (under 18) $25.00 full year from January 1 Associate (Bona fide members of non CAMS $25.00 full year from January 1 affiliated car clubs only with proof of membership) Membership runs for 12 months from the 1st of January to the 31st of December� after July 1 pay 50% less for 6 months

Payment: Cash $DDDDDDDD. Cheque $DDDDDDDDDDDD. or bank payment via EFT to HSCCV’s account—ANZ BSB 013-250 Account 1016-73941 IF paying EFT, please quote membership number or family name as payment reference please make cheques payable to ‘Holden Sporting Car Club of Victoria’

Please send this form (and cheque or EFT receipt if applicable) to:

The Membership Secretary Office Use:

HSCCV Inc. Date received: DDDD. PO Box 791 Melbourne 3001 Licence processed:DDD. CAMS level 2 licences are available at meetings or at some events or from CAMS directly

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