Monthly Archives: November 2012

OPEN GARAGE and GARDEN at the Schmidt’s – Sunday 25th November

Posted on 25/11/2012 by X19

Unlike previous garages visited this year which were either single buildings or a cluster of several buildings, Steve?s collection of sheds are scattered around the house end of a 250-metre long sealed driveway. The main shed is divided into his … Continue reading →

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HAC INTERCLUB MOTORKHANA ? Lardner Park, Sunday 18th November.

Posted on 18/11/2012 by X19

From The Passenger Seat ? Jenny Schmidt From past experience I know that you usually get only one of two possible weather conditions for viewing motorkhanas; hot and dusty or wet and muddy. As an exception to this rule, and … Continue reading →

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LEGEND OF THE LAKES HILLCLIMB, Mt Gambier SA – Sunday 11th November

Posted on 11/11/2012 by X19

David Anderson and Jane Vollebregt make the journey over to Mt Gambier to compete in David?s hillclimb MGB. This very picturesque hillclimb is set amongst the crater lakes and is a beautiful bit of road on which to compete. Jane … Continue reading →

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THREE LAKES RUN – Sunday 11th November

Posted on 11/11/2012 by X19

We had 18 cars join us on this great tour that left at 10.30 after the HUGE Breakfast Club gathering on Sunday 11th November. John Weymouth with help from Bob Murphy had organised a scenic tour of about 90 kms … Continue reading →

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BREAKFAST CLUB ? Warragul. Sunday 11th November

Posted on 11/11/2012 by X19

Perfect weather and the appearance of about 30 veteran cars on a tour (I hesitate to call it a run) through West Gippsland made this one of our most successful breakfast gatherings ever. Sports and classic cars were spilling out … Continue reading →

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SANDOWN HISTORICS Saturday 10th November

Posted on 10/11/2012 by X19

Due to the Three Lakes Run on Sunday we decided to go to Sandown on Saturday instead. It was much less crowded but the qualifying and racing is just as furious, and the weather was glorious. Glen Campbell was our … Continue reading →

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