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Please tell us if your address changesIf not claimed, PLEASE RETURN to:PO Box 761, Lismore, NSW 2480MARCH 2019NEWSLETTER OF SUMMERLAND SPORTS & CLASSIC CAR CLUB INC.New Member Jim Butler with his Landau outside the MooMoo Cafe on a recent outingMEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS of material for publication are encouraged and greatly appreciated. Preference will be given to original material.COPYRIGHT of all material herein remains with the creators /writers /photographers /artists /other contributors, as per Australian copyright law andthe Berne Convention. If you plan to reproduce any content, please acknowledge Accelerations as the source.DISCLAIMER: Views and ideas expressed within Accelerations may exhibit some editorial independence, or may be those of contributors, and donot necessarily represent the official opinion of Summerland Sports & Classic Car Club.You are invited to join us:Summerland Sports & Classic Car Club invites members of the following clubs to attend any SSCCC events. Club registrars are requested to list ourevents in their clubs’ day book.If you are planning to attend, please advise our President so we expect you. This helps with catering and other arrangements.Clubs: Ballina Classic Vehicle Club; Coffs Sports Touring & Classic Car Club; Grafton Vintage Motor Vehicle Club; North Coast Street Machines;Northern Rivers Classic Car Club; Northern Rivers Vintage & Veteran Car Club; Gold Coast Antique Auto Club; Mt Warning Historic Auto Club
2OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2019 CLUB YEARPRESIDENTDavid HughesPO Box 814, Alstonville 2477VICE PRESIDENTDavid BessonSECRETARYBarry GranatelliTREASURERSue De PaauwREGISTRARJason CrimminsMAGAZINE EDITORFiona GordonAssistant MAGAZINEEDITORShirley BrycePO Box 5204Murwillumbah South, 248429 Conte StLismore 24801McInnes LaneTuckurimba 2480Lot 105 Jersey DriveNorth Casino 247026 Godfrey PlaceAlstonville 2477625 Wardell Rd,Alstonville 2477Email - summerlandsportsclassiccarclub@gmail.com02 6628 67110429 006 22502 6672 66200412 561 80502 6621 78350414 817 22302 6683 27400423 042 27102 6628 15190431 984 41002 6628 34430412 866 199(DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUE 22/03/2019Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SummerlandCarWebsite: orts-classic-car-club/PUBLIC OFFICERRobert LovellPUBLICITY OFFICERDavid GordonEVENTS COMMITTEE Jeff JohnstonExecutive plus :Terry GoldmanKen Bryce58 Beaumont Drive,Lismore 248026 Godfrey PlaceAlstonville 247702 6621 96820427 257 19002 6628 15190431 984 4104 Windsor CourtGoonellabah 248012 Kookaburra TerraceGoonellabah 2480625 Wardell Rd,Alstonville, 247702 6624 59620419 006 30202 6624 70430429 380 38102 6628 34430401 635 534GUIDELINES FOR CONCESSIONAL REGISTRATION (CLUB PLATES)Member must be financial. Vehicle has to be at least thirty years old.Vehicle must be inspected by the Club Registrar at least once each year (RMS pink slip is acceptable).Minimum insurance cover of Third Party Property Damage. Full Comprehensive is recommended,proof of cover must be provided to Registrar prior to initial registration or renewal.RMS has introduced a 2-year Trial program to test the viability of a new category of participation.The new program will permit the use of approved vehicles for personal purposes for 60 days in the year,in addition to attendances at authorised Club Outings.Owners will be required to maintain a Log Book showing the date, time and departure location for eachday that the vehicle is used. (Failure to maintain an accurate and up-to-date daily record could meansevere consequences for the member and our club!)Eligibility of your vehicle(s) may be reconsidered if the following vehicle attendances are not met :One Vehicle – Must attend three Club events each year.Two Vehicles – One vehicle must attend one Club event & the other vehicle two Club events each year.Three or more Vehicles – Each vehicle must attend one Club event each year.Any variation from these rules, for acceptable legitimate reasons, will require prior Club approval.Non-compliance can result in registration being cancelled. The Club cannot afford the risk of thesystem being abused and the subsequent loss of the benefits of these worthwhile concessionsfor other Club members.REGISTRAR - Jason Crimmins 0423 042 2712
3MONTHLY MEETING OF THE SUMMERLAND SPORTS AND CLASSIC CAR CLUB INC.Held at Lismore Workers Club – 6th February 2019Meeting Opened: 7.29 pmChair: David BessonPresent: George & Marj.Jensen, David & Fiona Gordon, Lex Cole, Terry Goldman, Brian & Heather Sidney, BarryGranatelli, Jeff Johnston, Rudy & Sue de Paauw, Robert & Meryl Lovell, Bryan & Helen White, Ken & ShirleyBryce, David Besson, Gayl McKay, Jason & Sandra Crimmins, Ellis Vaughan, Bob Sweney, Rod Johnston,Josephine Phipps, Chris Keith, Stephen Craven, Christine McNall, Ray & Diana Collingwood, Terry Bush, Jeff &Julie Snow, Peter McGowan, Mike McIntosh, Jim Hanley, Denise Fenwick, Jim & Barb Hodgson, Don Osborne,Jeff Pettitt, Graham Horne, Marc Jennison, Winton Brocklebank.Apologies: Ron & Julie Nowlan, Grahame Anderson, David & Robyn Hughes, Alan & Lucky Howard, Tim &Marion Thearle, Tim Pettitt, Andrew Drysdale, Alexi Horne, Jim & Jenny Butler. Bill & Sue Babbs.Visitors: John & Bev Scantleton, Julie McKay, Michael & Lynda Brown.Presentation of Trophies: Trophies awarded at the Standard of Excellence – 9th Dec.2018 – were available to thewinners:‘Most Desirable Vehicle’ – David and Robyn Hughes – were not present at the Meeting.‘Club Members of the Year’ – David & Fiona Gordon – received their trophies.Minutes of the Dec.Meeting: That Minutes circulated to Members in ‘Accelerations’ be accepted as true and correct.Motion: B.Granatelli / D.GordonCorrespondence In / Out: As separate listing.Motion: That correspondence tabled and action taken by the Secretary by ratified -B.Granatelli / G.McKayTreasurers Report: As at 31/01/19 as read, be accepted as true and correct. S.dePaauw / J.JohnstonGeneral BusinessPast Events –DecemberStandard of Excellence / Christmas Party – 9th December – “Great food, excellent presentation / atmosphere in theroom thank you to Barb. Hodgson and her helpers” – Gayl Mc Kay. “Best display of cars, ever” – Bryan White.Thank you to Members who donated raffle prizes and, in particular to Graham Horne of Cirrus Aircraft Corp. whodonated a 1 hour joy flight which was won by Ron & Julie Nowlan.Coffee Run 12th December to Macadamia Castle – “a quiet run through picturesque country” to Macadamia Castle,for an excellent morning tea.Great Eastern Fly-In 13th January. Not a great display, less cars and planes than other years, aerobatics best ever –Bryan White.North Coast Street Machines ‘Show n Shine’ 13th January. Two hundred and eighty eight cars in total in attendance.Three Members were awarded ‘Encouragement Trophies – 30 only awarded. They were Mick McIntosh, AndrewDrysdale and Jeff Pettitt . Jeff Pettitt won ‘Best Competition Car’ with his Mini.Coffee Run 23rd January to a ‘Mystery Location’ – to Russellton Industrial Estate, Wollongbar, then via Lindendale,Goonellabah and Monaltrie to ‘La Baracca’ Keen St Lismore for morning tea. A great run and brilliant morning tea.Future EventsCoffee Run 13th February – to ‘The Dolphin Café’ The Terrace, Brunswick Heads via Richmond Hill andBangalow.3
4Club Run 17th February – to Mooball & Tumbulgum. Morning Tea at MooMoo Café Mooball. Lunch atTumbulgum Hotel. Lunch numbers required prior to the start on Sunday morning.Fenwick Rove 16th/17th March 2019 - with Rover Club of Qld. to Yamba - overnight (Members advised ofaccommodation options) or day trip for our members on the Sunday - Saturday night dinner at Yamba ShoresTavern. Sunday only participants join the drive at Maclean. Refer March. ‘Accelerations’ for full details.Weekend Run to Inverell 12th to 14th April 2019 – Preliminary group booking made at the Club Motel (ph 67210800) Members attending to confirm individual reservations. Return via Tenterfield for Sunday ‘Show & Shine’ 5.00 entry.Other General BusinessYears of Membership Badges – Bryan White spoke to the meeting presenting his experiences over many years andhis opinion on badges that displayed a definite number of years membership (ten years). Bryan’s preference was tomodify the existing Club Name Badge to ‘include year of joining’ Bryan presented to the Meeting a sample he hadcreated, on paper, of the badge he was proposing. General consensus was that Bryan’s proposal met the Club’srequirement for ‘Years of Membership Badges’A motion rescinding the previous motion, passed at the December meeting, was passed and a new motion, detailingthe proposed new badge and details associated therewith was passed.Motion: That the Motion passed at the meeting on 5th December 2018 be rescinded.Moved B.White/G.Jensen – Carried.Motion: That the design of the existing Member’s Name Badge be retained and that the ‘year of joining be added tobadges being purchased by new Members. Existing Members may up-date their existing badges or purchase a newbadge in the new design. Moved B.White / G. Jensen - CarriedRecording of Attendances at Coffee Runs / Club Outings – Members / Families will be responsible for recordingtheir own details on the ‘attendance sheet’ which will be available and circulated at all events This particularlyimportant if you, the member, is on ‘Club Plates’. The Event Organiser will no longer be responsible for this task.Self Drive Hire of Classic Cars by the General Public – Following an inquiry from a member of the public,Members at the meeting were not aware of such a service operating in the North Coast area. The inquirer has beenadvised.Pepper Grinder presented to Jeff Pettitt – for winning a trophy for his ‘Mini’ at the Ballina Show ‘n Shine.Award. Robert Lovell advised the meeting that he has received recognition from the Vauxhall Register in the UKfor his work in restoring his 1925 Vauxhall 23/60. He will be presented with a trophy later this year.Meeting Closed: 8.25pm4
5Please note that MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR 2019 ARE NOW OVERDUE. Members with historicplates will need to pay as soon as possible, so as not to jeopardise the status of their insurance onthe car/s. Any members who have not paid their 2019 fees by the March club meeting (6thMarch 2019) will become unfinancial and lose their membership of the club. Details for paymentof fees are set out below:20195
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7“YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP”Members wishing to add the year that they joined the Club to their existing “current style” Clubbadge may do so by taking the badge to:- Lismore Trophies125 Union St , SOUTH LISMORELismore Trophies will provide small “stick-on” strip showing “JOINED xxxx” for a small cost.If you would like to see what this addition looks like, Bryan White has had his badge “modified”Lismore Trophies can provide a badge with the“JOINED xxxx” engraved as the remainder of thebadge, for new Members and for existing Membersif they choose to replace the badge that they have. ATTENDANCE RECORDSMembers are reminded that is your responsibility to record your attendance at Clubevents and meetings, on the ‘Attendance Record’ circulated at the events andmeetings.‘Event organisers’ will no longer be responsible for recording your attendance.This is particularly important if your vehicle is on ‘Club Plates’7
8NOTICESClub RegaliaIf any members are interested we do have the following club regalia for sale:Metal Car Grill Badges 25.00; Cloth Badges 8.00, Sticker Badges 3.00Club Name BadgesIf any members wish to buy a club name badge, please contact Sue de Paauw. The badge has a smalllogo and your name. You have the choice of a magnetic fastener (quite strong) or a more traditional pinfastener. The badges cost 15.00.Club ShirtsThere are two options for club shirts:1. a button up chambray shirt (either short or long sleeve)2. a grey polyester polo shirtIf any member wishes to purchase a shirt for use on club outings the procedure is as below:Chambray Shirt:Purchase the shirt from George Gooleys, Lismore; they have all the necessary sizes and can providethe best fit. Take the shirt to either Lismore Embroidery (83 Keen St) or to Daleys ( 21 Woodlark St ) forembroidering of the logo.Bring your receipt for the embroidery to the Treasurer and the club will refund 5.00 towards the cost.Grey Club Polo Shirts:The club has purchased a supply of shirts (Sizes S, M, L and XL) as the manufacturer is discontinuingthis line. See the Treasurer to check sizes and buy the shirt - price is 25.00.Embroidery of the club logo will be done by Lismore Embroidery (83 Keen St, Lismore) for 9.00.Please make sure you tell them to do the wording on the logo and name in white.Bring your receipt to the Treasurer and the club will refund 5.00 towards the cost.Sue de Paauw (Treasurer)FEBRUARYJoy BallMarg & George JensenShirley BryceRay & Lynda LovettJanet GuestCorey RogersMARCHJeff JohnstonSue & Jeff JohnstonAlan HowardJeff & Julie SnowKath GranatelliLynda LovettJohn Reeves8
9COMING EVENTSCOFFEE RUN TO ALSTONVILLE—WEDNESDAY 13th MARCH 2019Meet at Chemist Warehouse Car Park at Goonellabah by 8.45am for 9.00am departureBy request the March coffee morning will be to Nat’s Coffee Alstonville (RusselltonEstate) as I haven’t been there I can only assume the Coffee must be very special.There will be about a 50 minute drive on Scenic less than perfect roads all south latitudefrom departure.Come along have a lovely morning.Enquiries:Ken Bryce0401 635 534 / 6628 3443WEEKEND RUN TO YAMBA—SATURDAY 16th/SUNDAY 17th MARCH 2019Meet at John Crowther Car Park, Lismore at 1.15pm for 1.30pm departure Saturday.Full details on next page.Anyone planning to join for the Sunday only, meet opposite the Clarence RiverFishermans Co-Op, 55 River St Maclean by 9.15 am to join the convoy en route fromYamba to Woodford Island.Enquiries/Bookings: Terry Goldman 0429 380 381 / 6624 7043WEEKEND RUN TO INVERELL 12th—14th APRIL 2019Meet at Bunnings Lismore car park by 7.45am for 8.00 am departure Friday 12th.Travel via Casino to Tenterfield to the Bohemian Tearooms for morning tea, then via GlenInnes and Emmaville and on to Inverell. Lunch stop at Glen InnesInverell—book into Motel and enjoy some leisure time during the afternoon, until we meetfor dinner at the Inverell RSM Club next to the Motel.On Saturday, we plan a visit to the Pioneer Village in the morning, followed by theNational Transport Museum in the afternoon.Saturday night dinner at the Club or to be decided by the groupSunday morning we aim to be away by 8.00am to travel to Tenterfield to display ourvehicles at the Show n Shine.A preliminary group booking has been made at the Club Motel (ph 6721 0800)Members attending are to confirm individual reservations.Return via Tenterfield for Sunday ‘Show & Shine’- 5.00 entry.Enquiries:9Terry Goldman:0429 380 381 / 6624 7043
10CLUB WEEKEND - FENWICK MEMORIAL ROVE TO YAMBA, 16TH – 17TH MARCH 2019,TOGETHER WITH ROVER CAR CLUB QLD.Hi everyone,Just a few details of the weekend club run to Yamba in March.The final program has now been worked out and we thank Geoff & Sue Kearns from the Rover Clubfor efforts in bringing this weekend event together.I suggest club members interested in attending the weekend book accommodation ASAP.There are some accommodation suggestions below or you may seek out any number of alternatives inYamba.Saturday 16th March:Meet at John Crowther Car Park, Cnr Dawson & Woodlark Sts Lismore at 1.15pm for 1.30pmdeparture. Alternative: Join at Woodburn before 2pm and travel in convoy to Yamba.Arrive approx 3pm for afternoon tea at the home of Geoff & Sue Kearns where we will view their cars.Their address is 14 Citrus Cl., James Creek, off James Creek Rd, turn right off Yamba Rd just over theBridge. After afternoon tea drive to Yamba and check into accommodation.Dinner will be at the Yamba Shores Tavern, 84 The Main Brace Yamba at 6.30pm (great outlook ontothe river). Need to drive (about 3-5 minutes - or get the courtesy bus). Denise to present trophies.Sunday 17th March:Check out of accommodation and we will meet up at a pre-arranged place in Yamba for a morningdrive. We will leave Yamba at 9am for a tour of the Clarence River and Geoff will make up a map foreveryone. (Anyone interested in attending on Sunday only welcome to join morning drive at Maclean)We will drive through Maclean, cross onto Woodford Island and continue to Lawrence via a river ferry.From there we head up-river to Ulmarra (via another river ferry).Morning tea (great coffee and cake) on the riverbank at the Ulmarra Hotel. There are also some craftshops and galleries in Ulmarra, which is marketed as an example of a 19th century river port.Drive back to Yamba (only around 40 minutes) where we can have lunch at the Pacific Hotel (greatviews of the ocean). However, there would also be the option of missing lunch and heading home forthose who want to!!Accommodation:Accommodation is available at:Moby Dick Motel 6646-2196 29 Yamba Road,Yamba. Twin Pines Motel 6645-8055 49 Wooli StYamba. The Pegasus Motel 6646-2314 Cnr Yamba & Angourie Rd Yamba. Blue Dolphin CaravanPark 6646-2194 (but they have advised 2 night min stay)There are also other options available in/close to Yamba.Jeff Johnston: M 0419 006 302 / H 6624-596210
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12In 2017 we had “Rock & Roll”. This year we’ll be “Italiano”. PUT ON YOUR ITALIAN TOGS ANDGET READY TO DANCE!!For more information – Colin Hayes on (07) 5525 3312 or 0409 825 913 oremail president.gcaac@gmail.com.Entries will not be accepted after 22nd April. Please note Times are AEST (QLD).FRI 3rd—2:00 – 4:00 PM . Pre-Registration and Afternoon Tea at GOLD COAST ANTIQUE AUTO CLUB 238Mudgeeraba Rd Mudgeeraba 4213. (Directly opp Milky Way. UBD Map Ref 47/R19)SAT. 4th—8:00 – 9:30 AM . Registration and Morning Tea at the Clubhouse of the GOLD COAST ANTIQUE AUTOCLUB 238 Mudgeeraba Rd Mudgeeraba 4213. (Directly opp Milky Way. UBD Map Ref 47/R19)10:00 AM . RALLY COMMENCES for Scenic Run6:00 PM for 6:30 PM Start . GOLD COAST ITALO / AUSTRALIAN CLUB is the venue for the Italian-themed DinnerDance Dress your best Italian outfit!SUN. 5th—9:00 AM . Static Display and judging of cars at MUDGEERABA STATE SCHOOL, 32-48 Old CoachRd, Mudgeeraba QLD 42139:00 AM . Morning tea at MUDGEERABA STATE SCHOOL10:00 AM . RALLY COMMENCES for Scenic Run12:00 PM . Relaxing farewell lunch, trophy presentations and farewell at the MUDGEERABA SHOWGROUNDSHALL, 115 Mudgeeraba Rd, Worongary QLDEntry fee per car: 20.00 Saturday Morning Tea and Lunch: 12.00 per adult.Saturday Night Dinner: 40.00 per adult.Sunday Morning Tea and Presentation Lunch: 25.00 per adult.Option 1: Send cheque or money order made out to “GCAAC AUTORAMA” toGOLD COAST ANTIQUE AUTO CLUB P.O. BOX 228 MUDGEERABA QLD 4213Option 2: Direct Debit BSB 064486 A/c 10102026 Don’t forget to put your NAME in the reference!12
13COMING EVENTS SPONSORED BY SHANNONS17th March 2019Alstonville. Classic Motorcycle Club Annual Show and Shine(Around 200 classic bikes)14th April 2019Tenterfield. Tenterfield Transport Museum Show n Shine18/19 May 2019Alstonville Antique Fair - club invite25th May 2019Casino. Beefweek Show and Shine1st/2nd June 2019Murwillumbah. Winter Sun14th July 2019Brunswick Heads. Back to Brunswick Show and Shine29th September 2019Casino. Ford Owners Club Show and Shine13
14RECENT OUTINGS13TH FEBRUARY 2019 –WEDNESDAY COFFEE RUN TO BRUNSWICK HEADSWe left Chemist Warehouse with a trigger for a hot day. Two short road works with no added watersaved the day. 2 or 3 Vehicles detoured?The venue was quite cool with a nice sea breeze. 26 members attended. An enjoyable drive andmorning. Discovered? 2 men need a meeting with SpecSavers as they couldn’t see a couple of healthyyoung ladies with rosy cheeks. Good Luck Bryan and GeorgeWe were very fortunate to be gifted with the next recipients of the Pepper Grinder just before some of usleft.Ken14
1517TH FEBRUARY 2019 –SUNDAY CLUB RUN TO TUMBULGUMA nice drive to Mooball for morning tea at MooMoo Café, then on to Tumbulgum Tavern.A good lunch and a good roll-up!15
16Here is a link to the Auction so you can choose your dream px?smode 0&aid 11578& ga 8THE BATHURST 12 HOUR AND WHAT HAPPENED IN OBERON.?A small group of our Club Members recently drove to Bathurst toenjoy the 12 hour endurance race and had a great time, staying innearby Oberon. There have been a few obscure mentions of “whathappened in Oberon stays in Oberon”; suffice to say that it may bethat a licence will be required in future to operate a toaster?16
17A big thank you to Jim Butler of Shannons for obtaining sponsorship forour Club. Remember to consider Shannons for all of your insurance needs.17
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19EVENTS CALENDAR 20196th March 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards.13th March 2019Wednesday coffee run to Alstonville. Details Page 916/17th March 2019“Fenwick Rove” with Rover Club of Qld to Yamba—Details Page 103rd April 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards.10th April 2019Wednesday coffee run—Details TBA12/14th April 2019Weekend run to Inverell—Details page 9? April 2019Ballina Classic Vehicle Club Display (date to be confirmed)1st May 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards.3rd to 5th May 2019Autorama Weekend—Gold Coast Antique Auto Club. Details Page 128th May 2019Wednesday coffee run18/19 May 2019Saturday display at Alstonville Antique Fair. Date to be confirmed? May 2019Bangalow Billy Cart Derby (Date and details to be confirmed)19th May 2019Sunday Club run?25th May 2019Casino Beef Week SHOW & SHINE— Details TBA5th June 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards12th June 2019Wednesday coffee run16th June 2019Sunday Club run3rd July 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards10th July 2019Wednesday coffee run21st July 2019Sunday Club Run- Christmas in July outing- Details TBA7th August 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards14th August 2019Wednesday coffee run18th August 2019Sunday Club run4th September 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards8th September 2019Wednesday coffee run19th September 2019 Sunday Club run2nd October 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards9th October 2019Midweek coffee run—details TBA19
2020th October 2019Club Run-Presidents Run- Details TBA26th October 2019Jacaranda Weekend-Grafton Vintage Motor Vehicle Club-Details TBA6th November 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards13th November 2019Midweek Coffee Run- Details TBA17th November 2019Club run—Details TBA4th December 2019Social/dinner from 6.00pm at Bistro, at Lismore Workers Club, Keen St, Lismore,followed by Meeting at 7.30pm and coffee/drinks afterwards13th December 2019Wednesday coffee run? December 2019Standard of Excellence & Christmas Party-Details TBAThank you to our Club Sponsor, Barlows of BallinaBarlows are a well-established Ballina Business and also trade as the Ballina Bolt Barnand we are accredited distributors for BREMICK FASTENERS, ECLIPSE FASTENERS, HOBSONS, GENERALFASTENERS and JAMES GLEN. We carry a large range of high tensile bolts, socket cap screws, stainless steeland brass as well as galvanized hexagon and cup head bolt nuts. We also carry a large range of flat and springwashers and nyloc nuts as well as self drilling screws.Engineers supplies are also carried in stock including drill bits, taps and dies, hose clamps, sanding and grindingdiscs, construction fasteners, chemical capsules, threaded rod and hacksaw blades.We are DAVEY MASTER DEALERS and carry all pumps in the DAVEY range for both domestic and farmapplications and garden micro- irrigation systems.We are also a Wattyl Trade Centre for supply of WATTYL products to Trade and Home Handyman painters.We are agents for a wide range of suppliers of hoses and super clamp fittings including radiator hose, suctionhose, pressure hose, petrol resistant hose, car heater hose and hose clamps in both zinc and stainless finishes.Brass fittings are part of our range and include compression and hydraulic fittings and galvanised water fittings,rubber matting, vee belts and a large range of pulleys as well as water filters.A large range of stainless steel boat and balustrading fittings is carried including turnbuckles, saddles, screw eyes,eye bolts, eye nuts, hinges and stainless and galvanised wire including products from various chandlery suppliers.We are a KARCHER sales and service agent for the full range of Karcher Products.We are also the BOC Gas Agent and Gas and Gear suppliers for the Ballina area.The Range is endless at Barlows1/19 de Havilland CresBallina, NSW 2478Email: barlowsballina@bigpond.com.auPhone: 02 6686 2044Fax:02 6686 956120BARLOW’SHARDWARE MERCHANTS
MAGAZINE EDITOR Fiona Gordon 26 Godfrey Place 02 6628 1519 Alstonville 2477 0431 984 410 Assistant MAGAZINE EDITOR Shirley Bryce 625 Wardell Rd, 02 6628 3443 Alstonville 2477 0412 866 199 Email - summerlandsportsclassiccarclub@gmail.com (DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUE 22/03/2019
