Quote: Originally Posted by mulkers [View Post] Start your own club, that is what i am doing. can u pm details of ur club mate???? is it just for commodores?????

What are you bumping for mate? What is it that your wanting to know? If your looking for a local car club google it...

Quote: Originally Posted by AJETVL [View Post] Guys why don't we setup our own club, we already do cruisers. This would just mean its more formal. We could meet once a month talk crap and I would be happy to offer my help with a site and making a monthly club magazine. Etc I am also currently paying 700 for something I drive once a week if that. I will say now that there is far too much work involved and too much at stake for those involved for a group like the CT users to ever have their own car club. It would only take one muzza to ruin it, not just for the club, but for the whole system and for all the clubs. Far too much of a risk.

Quote: Originally Posted by mulkers [View Post] I will say now that there is far too much work involved and too much at stake for those involved for a group like the CT users to ever have their own car club. It would only take one muzza to ruin it, not just for the club, but for the whole system and for all the clubs. Far too much of a risk. couldn't agree more, especially when pretty much their sole motive is to save money and nothing else lots of people commute to work and only get to drive their cars on Sat or Sunday yet pay their full rego costs and don't look for loopholes

ey dude, refer to this pdf from vicroads for the authorised clubs http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rd...onsNov2012.pdf (http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/968DA8A2-EF7F-49A0-95C5-04A46A1BE869/0/ApprovedCarClubsandAssociationsNov2012.pdf) Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by jmz-anth [View Post] ey dude, refer to this pdf from vicroads for the authorised clubs http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rd...onsNov2012.pdf (http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/968DA8A2-EF7F-49A0-95C5-04A46A1BE869/0/ApprovedCarClubsandAssociationsNov2012.pdf) will check it out. thanks. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by aus880 [View Post] couldn't agree more, especially when pretty much their sole motive is to save money and nothing else lots of people commute to work and only get to drive their cars on Sat or Sunday yet pay their full rego costs and don't look for loopholes That's fine but when you own 3 cars and pay rego of $2100 plus insurance it adds up. It's not a loophole it's legal to have a 25 plus year car on club rego.

Quote: Originally Posted by AJETVL [View Post] That's fine but when you own 3 cars and pay rego of $2100 plus insurance it adds up. It's not a loophole it's legal to have a 25 plus year car on club rego. That may be the case, but the self-governing club system does not see it that way, and they are the ones you have to pander to in order to get the club permits. Whether or not a car is 25 years old does not automatically allow you to drive on a club permit, it is only one factor.

Quote: Originally Posted by AJETVL [View Post] That's fine but when you own 3 cars and pay rego of $2100 plus insurance it adds up. It's not a loophole it's legal to have a 25 plus year car on club rego. yes but your only stated motive is to save $, not be a member of a club for the reasons wanted by them

Quote: Originally Posted by aus880 [View Post] yes but your only stated motive is to save $, not be a member of a club for the reasons wanted by them So why would I Volunteer my time to create a website and member magazine as previous posted, If my only motive was to save money? That would be a lot of effort to save 600 a year. My original post was to create a Calais turbo only club not just save money but get vl Enthusiasts together to share there passion. I can understand your concerns over hoons, that's a valid point.

Quote: Originally Posted by AJETVL [View Post] So why would I Volunteer my time to create a website and member magazine as previous posted, If my only motive was to save money? That would be a lot of effort to save 600 a year. My original post was to create a Calais turbo only club not just save money but get vl Enthusiasts together to share there passion. I can understand your concerns over hoons, that's a valid point. Do you realise that there are legal components, financial reporting requirements etc? There is a lot of time, effort and money that goes in to the running of a club.

Quote: Originally Posted by mulkers [View Post] Do you realise that there are legal components, financial reporting requirements etc? There is a lot of time, effort and money that goes in to the running of a club. listen to this man, he's talking a lot of sense

getting a rwc will be the hardest thing for me. and then trying to find a car club to join

its a bit of a hard situation isnt it

damn this whole roadworthiness for getting registration