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REVS OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE FX – FJ HOLDEN CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC. EST. 1976 • Issue 25

REVS Official newsletter of the FX – FJ HOLDEN CLUB OF

QUEENSLAND INC. est. 1976

March 2020

2019 COMMITTEE, CONTACTS & DETAILS IN THIS ISSUE

PRESIDENT: PETER McCARTHY 0438 462 100 [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENT: WAYNE JOHNSON 33491673 [email protected]

SECRETARY: TINEKE WHITTEN-DE MEER 0410 505 947 [email protected]

TREASURER: DONNA HINDS 0412 763 996 [email protected]

RUN COORDINATOR: PETER WHALLEY 0437 821 652 [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP: TINEKE WHITTEN-DE MEER 0410 505 947 [email protected]

TECHNICAL ADVISER:TONY MANGANARO 07 3245 3631 [email protected]

PUBLICATION EDITOR & WEB SITE MASTER: SHANE KRUEGER 0408 076 834 [email protected] A.E.H.F. DELEGATE: JEFF MANN 0437 933 831 [email protected]

Q.H.M.C. REPRESENTATIVE: CHERYL NOTT 07 3341 5619

MAJOR EVENTS COORDINATOR: T.B.A.

SOCIAL: JOHN MILLS 0439 707 682 [email protected]

Club Website: www.fxfjholdenclub.com

Club Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 179 Rocklea, Qld, 4106.

Club Bank Details: Westpac; BSB 034077; Acc. No. 203004 (use your name as reference).

Meetings: Held 2nd Monday of each month in the FX FJ Club of Qld Clubrooms at Rocklea Show Grounds; enter via Goburra Street, Rocklea. Meetings start 7:30 pm sharp, all members and guests are welcome to attend.

Merchandise: Club T shirts and Caps available; ask treasurer for current details.

Concessional Registration: Concession registrations are to be ratified by the Dating Officer, as per the rules of the club. New members please indicate if seeking concessional registration.

Join our Facebook Group FX-FJ Holden Club of Qld Inc. to keep up to date with what is happening in your club.

President’s Report Page 2

As a responsible club, we too need to adhere to the rulings of the Federal Government and do our bit to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Consequently, our monthly meetings and monthly club runs are now suspended until further notice.

REVS OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE FX – FJ HOLDEN CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC. EST. 1976 | Issue 25

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Thanks to everyone that has contributed articles, stories and photos. Without you there would be no REV’S, but we are always looking for more interesting stories and/or articles for REVS. We will endeavour to reproduce all submissions faithfully but might need to edit if required. Please let us know if there are any errors in articles or on address labels, apologies in advance if this occurs. Articles / ads are not necessarily pre-sanctioned by the Executive Committee. Closing date for submission of articles for next REVS by 20th of each month. Email submissions to: [email protected], [email protected] or post to P.O. Box 179, Rocklea, Qld, 4106

President’s Report

by Peter McCarthy Dear friends,

These are unprecedented times in our history. The COVID-19 global pandemic is having a significant impact on the very fabric of society, and the way we live our lives. Indeed, we are in unchartered waters. With no vaccine for coronavirus on the horizon, the restrictions and adjustments we are experiencing, are the ‘new normal’. Even though none of us is enjoying all this disruption to everyday life, I’m afraid we are going to have to get used to it, just like our parents or grandparents did during WW1 (1914-1918), the Spanish ‘flu (1918-1920), the Great Depression (1929-1939), WW11 (1939-1945) et al. Perhaps we can learn a thing or two from them about resilience, sacrifice, and overcoming adversity and hardship. More than ever, we need pull together, and support one another, especially the most vulnerable and fragile members of our local communities. As my late Father used

to say my 4 siblings and myself, “we are all in this together”.

Already we have seen the postponement or cancelation of so many events and gatherings, the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo being the latest casualty of the coronavirus. Every event at the Rocklea Showgrounds for 2020 has been cancelled. GreazeFest (July 31-Aug 2) at the Redland Showgrounds at Cleveland (on the beautiful Redlands Coast) has been postponed indefinitely.

As a responsible club, we too need to adhere to the rulings of the Federal Government and do our bit to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Consequently, our monthly meetings and monthly club runs are now suspended until further notice. As far as All Holden Day (29th November) is concerned, I don’t think we need to make a decision just yet. It is still 8 months away. At the moment I would suggest that we continue to make preliminary preparations up until we are asked to pay for the hire of the Redland Showgrounds at Cleveland in June. By that time, we should be in a better position to decide to proceed or postpone.

In the meantime, continue to practice social distancing, and wash your hands regularly. Moreover, spread joy, not germs!

Until February, keep Holden on!

CLUB MEETINGS 2020

13th April. Suspended 11th May. Suspended 8th June. Suspended 13th July. Suspended 10th Aug. Suspended 14th Sept. Suspended 12th Oct. Suspended 9th Nov. Suspended 14th Dec. Suspended

From the Editor’s Desk by Shane Krueger


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March 2020 Meeting minutes by Tineke Whitten

Minutes of meeting: held 9th March 2020. Meeting opened at 7:30pm chaired by Peter McCarthy. Peter opened the meeting and welcomed everyone.

Members present: 17 members. (refer sign in book)

Apologies: Richard Toms, Sue and Les Ross, Willy and Donna Hinds, John Mills, Russell Tronc, Greg Deed, Maurie Saccu, Dudley Monement, Ted Walker and Bob Schofield.

Mail in: Mini Mag, EHMC Newsletter, Northside Newsletter, The Distributor SA, FX FJ Holden Club Melbourne Chapter Newsletter, FX FJ Car Club of Canberra Newsletter, Bundaberg Early Holden Car Club Newsletter, FX FJ Holden Club of Sydney Newsletter, QHMC, Westpac statement.

Visitors: Nil

Secretary: Previous meetings minutes were from the February 2019 meeting. Peter called for any amendments. Amendment: Apologies for last months’ meeting should have included Peter Whalley. John Gager moved that the minutes be accepted, seconded by John Raftery and passed by those present at meeting.

Treasury: Tineke Whitten tabled the current bank balance. Tineke moved that the statement be accepted, seconded by Tony Manganaro and passed by those present at the meeting.

Social/Run Coordinator: Peter Whalley. Refer to Upcoming Outings for details of runs for the coming months.

Technical: Tony Manganaro. Tony is happy to assist you with any technical information or advice, just phone him.

Membership: Tineke Whitten Club membership numbers stand at 73 financial, 2 honorary and 9 life members.

Publications and Website: Please send your articles for the REVS to Shane or Tineke.

Join our Facebook Group FX FJ Holden Club of Qld Inc. to keep up to date with

what is happening in your club. We currently have 643 members on our Facebook page. The website is now all up to date. It took nearly a week to get it to this stage. The website is now also a secure website and the bandwidth has been increased as there seems to be a lot of people looking at it.

QHMC (Qld. Historic Motoring Club): Cheryl Nott Incorrect reporting in Vintage Car Club Magazine re Tom Lewis, the wording was ‘resigned’ and ‘committee’ when the wording should have been ‘stepped aside’ and a delegate’ and also not recorded in minutes when it was. QHMC has 103 affiliated clubs. QHMC order of objectives in constitution remain unchanged. TMR meeting 22nd April – any issues or problems please speak to Albert who is attending. Qld parliamentary motoring recreational activities hearing was on the 16th Feb and 3rd March. Net lot will be the 16th and 30th March. Sth Qld QHMC really in Toowoomba is 2nd to 6th May with

90 entrants attending. 1990 vehicles are now 30 years old and are eligible for SIVS rego (1990 airbags last 10 years). AHMF report, given by Albert Budworth that the AGM is Friday 4th September 9am to Sat 5th Sept 1pm. Agenda items to be in by 30th June. Applications for the Robert Shannon Foundation to be in by 1st May to QHMC. 2020 AHMF National Motoring Festival has 280 vehicles registered. Luxury car tax – Government refused to abolish it. The value of the historic vehicle movement has on Aust. economy estimated over $3.4 billion so needs an active Parliamentary friend on heritage motoring to promote mobile museum. Vehicles are part of the Australian history.

AEHF (Australian Early Holden Federation): Jeff Mann An email has been received from AEHF 25th FX-FJ Nationals re a request for AEHF affiliation by Maitland Classic Motor Association. The email reads as follows: Dear AEHF affiliates The 2020 AEHF committee have received a request for affiliation from the Maitland Classic Motor Association (MCMA). The MCMA are an all makes club in the Lower Hunter Valley region of NSW. Included in their membership are six members who have 48-215 and FJ Holdens, some of whom are keen to attend the upcoming 2020 Nationals in Cooma. As per section 8.06 of the AEHF constitution dated 14/05/2016, all new memberships to the AEHF shall be subject to acceptance by all member clubs. The purpose of this letter is to allow all member clubs the opportunity to respond to this affiliation request. The feedback period will end on Friday the 1st of May 2020.


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Club Members please note: Voting by our club members on the above request will take place at our next club meeting on 13 April 2020.

Swap & Sell: For Sale: Nil

Wanted: 1 Boot spring. Ph. Brad on 0419 325 403

Raffle drawn and won: • 1st Lee McHugh • 2nd Jeff Mann • 3rd Brad Cadwallader • 4th Shane Krueger • 5th John Entjes • 6th Tineke Whitten • 7th Les Reed Major Events: Holden Out for a Cure

All Holden Day:

There is no news to report at the moment but it is important to keep the Holden car show going. General Business: Show and Tell: Cheryl N. passed around her written stats on all Office Bearers since the FX FJ Holden Club started in 1976. Shane K. also has these stats as an electronic version. Some stats to date are: President Peter McCarthy 4yrs Secretary Tineke Whitten 7yrs Treasurer Donna Hinds 18 yrs Technical Tony Manganaro 22yrs President Pete’s Joke of the month: No one believes seniors….everyone thinks they are senile!! An elderly couple was celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary. The couple had married as childhood sweethearts and had moved back to their old neighbourhood after they retired.

Holding hands, they walked back to their old school. It was not locked, so they entered, and found the old desk they’d shared, where Andy had carved ‘I love you, Sally.’ On their way back home, a bag of money fell out of an armoured car, practically landing at their feet. Sally quickly picked it up and, not sure what to do with it, they took it home. There, she counted the money – fifty thousand dollars! Andy said, ‘We’ve got to give it back.’ Sally said, ‘Finders keepers.’ She put the money back in the bag and hid it in their attic. The next day, two police officers were canvassing the neighbourhood looking for the money, and knocked on their door… ‘Pardon me, did either of you find a bag that fell out of an armoured car yesterday?’ Sally said, ‘No’. Andy said, ‘She is lying. She hid it up in the attic’. Sally said,’ Don’t believe him, he’s getting senile’. The agents turned to Andy and began to question him. One officer said: “Tell us the story from the beginning.” Andy said, ‘Well, when Sally and I were walking home from school yesterday…’ The first police officer turned to his partner and said, ‘We’re wasting our time here.’ Meeting Closed: 8:30pm. Next meeting is on 13th April.

The following article is reproduced with permission of Adrian Grant, President of The Early Ford V8 Club. “How many of us have been asked the question in reference to pollution ‘Why are you driving this old car, you should buy a new one?’ The information available is that for each car built there are 25 tonnes of waste, 422 million cubic metres of polluted air in raw material extraction plus a further 25 million cubic metres of polluted air for its production. If you run your old say 4litre car for 15,000km a year, it will take around 1.7 million years before giving off the same amount of pollution as making a new car! These sorts of figures should encourage us to nurture and use our old and older cars and not buy new ones. The number of electric cars in the world passed the 2 million mark last year and the International Energy Agency estimates there will be 140 million electric cars globally by 2030 if countries meet Paris Climate Agreement targets. This electric vehicle boom could leave 11 million tonnes of spent lithium-ion batteries in need of recycling between now and 2030. In the EU at present as much as 5% of lithium-ion batteries are recycled! The cost of fully recycling the batteries at present outweighs the value of the materials recovered. Until this is reversed there is no incentive to recycle. It certainly is thought provoking and not quite as simple as some would have us believe.”


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2020 Upcoming Events: Peter Whalley

Unfortunately, due to the Corona Virus spread and the Government decisions regarding group meetings and other measures in place there will be no Club Runs organized until the Government removes the restrictions. This could be some months so we will advise when the Club resumes operation.

Other events of interest:

2020

Saturday 28th March to Friday 3rd April Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club are organizing a group tour to the National Motor Festival Tour will be held from Saturday 28 March 2020 to Friday 3rd April 2020. For further details: Albert 0429 780 980 or Cheryl 3341 5619

29th March: 34th Annual Ormiston Swap Meet Ormiston State School 6 am to 12pm Entry $5 per person. Enquiries Steve 0411 516122

17th May: National Motoring Heritage Day Display The last advice from the QHMC is that this will be a picnic in the park but it was before the latest Government restrictions were applied. Please check the QHMC

website for updates. The Club will not be organizing a group display.

14th June: Car Show & Family Day Mt. Gravatt Showgrounds hosted by Sunnybank Hills Rotary Club

20th June: Swap meet & Show n Shine. Cancelled Contact Rod Constable 0418 935 294

29th November: Holden Out For a Cure All Holden Day. Redland Showground Cleveland

28th-31st December: 25th Australian Early Holden Federation Inc. FX-FJ Nationals n Cooma


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General Information for Club Runs

Runs to meet at 8:00 a.m. and depart 8:30 a.m. unless otherwise specified. Runs will usually be the first Sunday after the Monday meeting unless otherwise specified. Runs will meet at the designated points as listed below of North, South and West; unless otherwise specified. Participants are urged to keep together wherever possible, particularly in built up areas. The leader will pull over where safe and wait for everyone to get through lights etc. Keep an eye out for the vehicle behind and slow down or stop so they can catch up before taking the next turn, if this is done then the Run Coordinator would slow, and if required stop.

Meeting Points

North side: BP Morayfield (Caravan Parking Bay) on the Bruce Highway, Morayfield, approximately 5Km past Burpengary on the left UBD Map 58 K18.

Southside: The Shell Service Station, on Distillery Road, just past the Beenleigh Rum Distillery, on M1 to Gold Coast, Exit 35 second exit from roundabout on service road. If missed take the Jacobs Well (Exit 38) and take the first, sharp left to service road and back to the Shell Service Station UBD Map 284 N6.

Westside: Puma Service Centre, Ashburn Rd Riverview, Just off the Warrego Highway. UBD Map 214 H4

For Sale / Wanted: Please ensure all WANTED and FOR SALE ads are placed by email to [email protected] before the deadline for each issue of REVS. All current listers of items for sale /wanted PLEASE CONFIRM BY EMAIL BEFORE THE 20th OF EACH MONTH OR AT THE CLUB MEETING THAT YOU WANT YOUR AD TO REMAIN FOR THE FOLLOWING MONTH. If I don’t hear anything, I will assume you want your ad removed! This is to try and keep the ads listing manageable, thanks for your cooperation in this. A price must be given for items for sale if it is to go on the Club Website. Please ensure you include current contact details when placing an ad.

For Sale:

1955 FJ Special Sedan All original in good and well maintained condition. Has been converted to 12 volt. Some small minor rust in door and sills and a few marks as was a daily driver. Interior in good condition. All original sales receipts and documentation. $35,000 Contact John on 0408 707 366

mailto:shane.krueger61@gmail


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Holden FJ Ute V6 Commodore supercharged motor, gearbox and diff. 17” Chrome plated wheels. Commodore interior, bucket seats, condole, steering column. Fibreglass hard top. Good paint and chrome. Machinery compliance plated. For more information contact Ted on 07 3822 6580 or 0403 247 355. Price $50,000 neg.

Supercharged V8 FX 48 215 Holden Sedan Supercharged 4L quad cam V8, 4sp auto, LSD with 4:11’s, air con, 15” steelies, hr front end, 4WDB, 100% legal, mod plated, registered and insured. The ultimate Aussie sleeper & 1 of a kind. Owned for 10 years, purchased stock before undergoing 2.5-year professional build. First time offered for sale, car in central Queensland, happy to help organise freight Australia wide. Genuine enquiries only, no trades. All Engine, supercharger & wiring done by well-known 1UZ whisperer Scott Hampson, Venom Cobras. • Toyota 1UZFE 4L Quad Cam V8 from 1992 Soarer, pre VVTi, recent freshen up – argo billet conrods, custom low comp ross pistons, cometic gaskets, ACL main and conrod bearings,

• Harrop HE112 Supercharger, custom manifold, 8 PSI pulley, Bulletcars elbow, factory ECU, injectors & throttle body, with rising rate fuel regulator. Build undertaken by renowned drag & speedway car builder Lionel Durre, Engine Improvements • Full reinforced chassis with custom firewall, trans tunnel, dual exhaust, cooling system, suspension, fuel system & tank; Hr front end, rack & pinion steering, commodore collapsible column & pedal box. • V8 Commodore Borgwarner LSD with new hemisphere, 4:11 gears, custom billet axles and custom built and balanced tailshaft; Drilled and slotted disc brakes all round (twin piston calliper front), dual circuit master cylinder with Aeroflow brake vacuum pump; 15 x 5, 15 x 8 painted smoothies, full size spare (never used); Hundreds of build photos available on request. Interior: • Classic instruments American nickel 5 gauge set & boost gauge, Hurricane A/C, Seatbelts for 5 + baby restraints, factory back seat, front buckets, Trufit carpet and restomat premium sound deadener throughout. Body: • Not a show car, good overall condition, told by previous owner is original paint, some blemishes, knocks and marks due to age of vehicle, history of car known. If you want a show car this isn’t it, but if you want to be able to drive something absolutely unique, enjoy time with the kids/grandkids and frighten young blokes at the lights, this is for you. $40 000 Morgan 0448 739 759.

1952 FX HOLDEN unfinished project. HR disc brake front end; rack and pinion steering; Castlemaine chassis kit; SLX V8 diff disc brake; upgraded rear springs; 87 ltr aluminium drop tank; late


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model escort bucket seats; standard bench seat in back; knuckle joint steering with Commodore collopsable shaft; all original parts available; original grill with backup grill for parts; standard mirrors; sand blasted and 2 pack undercoat 9 years ago; outer sills replaced; minimum surface rust; front brakes VN Commodore; small block 283 Chev. Motor, new seals and gaskets on bottom end, with new starter motor; Dellow conversion; single rail 4 speed gear box,new tailshaft to suit; bellina handbrake; new shocks and rubbers for front end; original door handle guards freshly chromed; lap sash seat belt brackets built in to B pillar; original I.D. plates; to be SOLD AS IS. $15,000 Ian Price 0417 307 659

FJ Ute Doors and bonnet. Contact Les Wilson on 0447 092 647

FX original workshop manual 1952 good condition $50. Contact Les 0413 335 499

FJ sedan and various parts

Contact Jim McEniery [email protected]

For moving FX-FJ that don’t have front suspension $100 Ph. John 0419 864 646

Wanted: 1 Boot spring. Ph. Brad on 0419 325 403

FX-FJ Taxi Bar. PH. Les 0448 459 059

FJ cross member & both upper control arms. Lionel Myers (3899-5445).

Triple carb manifold “SPECO” downdraught for Holden grey motor. Contact John on 0402 810 264

FJ Grille: Centre bar, Bonnet bar & teeth. Willing to pay up to $3,000 for a good one that doesn’t need re-chroming. Ph. Arthur (0407 924 424).

FX ute: Good original condition. Contact [email protected]

From the Archives 1978

George Cole

John Kean

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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15th March Club Run

to Eagle Rock Cafe by Peter Whalley.

Sunday15th dawned fine and sunny

for the run to the Eagle Rock café in

Toogoolawah. As we all gathered at

the Puma Service Centre now

renamed the Bundamba Travel

Centre there wer 2 – FX Sedans,

Lester and Susan Sinn and Cheryl

Nott, 3 – FX Utes, John and Julie

Harvey, Bob and Marilyn Schofield

and John and Lyn Papa, 3 - FJ Sedans

for Peter and Noelene Whalley, John

and Rosanne Gager and Paul

Greenwood and Wayne Johnson, 2 –

FJ Utes , John and Julie Raftery and

Tony and Jill Manganaro. As well

John and Cheryl Mills, Richard and

Cathy Toms and Ron and Cheryl

Morrison came along for the run in

their daily drivers.

Leaving the Service Centre we

travelled via Walloon, Rosewood,

Grandchester, Laidley and crossed

the Warrego Highway at Plainland

and on to Lowood for morning tea.

Following the delicious morning tea

it was on to Fernvale, around the

back off Somerset Dam then past the

Mt Beppo Hall and on to the café in

Toogoolawah for Lunch.


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I think we all commented on the

changes to the area following the

recent rain, the area has changed to

green and it makes for a pleasant

drive.

The owners of the café, Les and

Felicity Wilson, welcomed us and

took many photos of the group and

we all enjoyed the lunch.

Noelene and I hoped you all enjoyed

the run and the next run is Sunday

the 19th April. This is the

Secretary/Treasurers Northside Run

and will start from the Northside

venue with Morning Tea in Kilcoy and

Lunch at Baroon Pocket Dam.

More from 1978

Mike Hamilton

Young family

Les Cushway

Heading to Tumut Nationals


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Name: Michael Ross & Lee McHugh

Place & date of birth: Southport, Gold Coast 28th December 1967

How long have you been a member: 2018

Suburb you reside now: Hawthorne

What was your employment background: I have been working in Newspapers since 1986. I started out as a Darkroom Technician - hand processing film and prints. I did a Cadetship as a Photographer and became a Photographer specialising in sport photography. I am currently a Pictorial Editor. I have been working for News Corp for 34 years.

Type & details of vehicle: 1954 FJ Special Sedan

Member Profile

How long have you had the vehicle: The FJ was my first car for my 17th birthday in 1984.

Did you purchase as is or restore it: The FJ was my first car for my 17th birthday. I drove the car to school each day and, on Friday afternoons, some of the school’s borders would pile into the car to escape for the weekend. I got into trouble for doing this, so I had pick everyone up outside the school grounds. I drove the car as my daily drive until the age of 22. The car was then driven parochially over the years and parked in storage for 25 years. Over the years I was going to restore the car but never got around to it. I decided to have the car restored for my 50th birthday. The car went through a frame-up restoration to original condition.

What was your first experience with Holden’s: My Dad and Granddad both always had Holdens when I was growing up, except dad did buy a V8 Ford Fairlane at one stage. I think I became attached to Holdens when my twin sisters were being brought home from hospital in 1970 in the EH. They were in the front seat in the bassinet and I was in the backseat. Dad drove through an S bend, and I slid across the seat, hit the door handle, and flew out the door. I ended up with stitches from the top of my forehead to my eye. My other great memory is that of me often standing on the front bench seat, with my arm around my Grandfather’s shoulder as he drove down the road.

What do you enjoy about being a member of the club: I have not been a member of any car club until now. I enjoy being part of a group where everyone has the same interest and going on club runs. From the first day I felt welcome in the club, and I enjoy the friendship with everyone.

Any other hobbies or interests: Photography, camping – especially watching bush TV, 4-wheel driving, and just getting out into the great outdoors. Hanging out with the grandkids. And, of course being a member of the club and driving my car on runs


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REVS Official newsletter of the FX – FJ HOLDEN CLUB OF

QUEENSLAND INC. est. 1976

Rocklea Showgrounds. Rocklea. Brisbane. 4106

For all your automotive insurance, parts, new cars, detailing, selling and caravans Holden Out For a Cure All Holden Day sponsors who support us.


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SNOWY HYDRO LIMITED 25th AUSTRALIAN EARLY HOLDEN FEDERATION INC

FX-FJ NATIONALS

COOMA 28th – 31st DECEMBER 2020

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

Australian Early Holden Federation (AEHF) PO Box 4310, KINGSTON ACT 2604

Email: [email protected] Web site: www.fxfjnats.com.au

Page 1 of 2

ENTRANT DETAILS:

Name:

Address: Post Code:

Phone:(H) (M)

Email Address:

AEHF Club: Financial

Member: (Circle): Yes / No

VEHICLE DETAILS:(PLEASE PROVIDE A PHOTO OF YOUR VEHICLE WITH THE ENTRY FORM

or emailed as a jpeg file with your NAME in the email)

Model: Year: Body Style: Rego:

Colour: Motor: A.E.H.F. Class (if known):

ADDITIONAL VEHICLE DETAILS:(PLEASE PROVIDE A PHOTO OF THIS VEHICLE WITH THE

ENTRY FORM or emailed as a jpeg file with your NAME in the email)


Colour: Motor: A.E.H.F. Class (if known):

ADDITIONAL HOLDEN VEHICLE DETAILS (NON FX-FJ):

SHOW & SHINE DAY DISPLAY ONLY - NOT JUDGED / Subject to Acceptance


ENTRY FEE (Payment options are listed on the next page)

Item Cost Each: No: Total Entrant Fee

(with or

without car)

Includes: 1 x Goodie Bag/1 x Shirt/1 x Presentation Dinner/

1 x Welcome BBQ

$ 195.00

Additional FX/FJ Vehicle $ 35.00 Extra Goodie Bags $ 35.00 Extra Nationals Shirt $ 40.00 Extra Presentation Dinner Adults $ 70.00 Extra Presentation Dinner Children (Under 15) $ 30.00 Extra Welcome BBQ Adult Ticket $ 15.00 Extra Welcome BBQ Kids Ticket (Under 15) $ 10.00

Ages of children at Nationals: 1: 2: 3: 4: Total Due

MALE: Nationals Shirt

Size & QTY

S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL Other size

Other QTY

FEMALE: Nationals

Shirt. Size & QTY

6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Other size Other QTY

KIDS: Nationals Shirt

Size & QTY

4Y 6Y 8Y 10Y 12Y 14Y 16Y Other size Other QTY

Size charts are available at www.fxfjnats.com.au


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NOTES:

Please advise of any special dietary requirements with your entry. While we will endeavour to do our best to meet your request, we cannot guarantee every need can be met.

ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY FRIDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2020 TO ENSURE A GOODIE BAG

PAYMENT OPTIONS –Electronic Funds Transfer, Cheque or Money Order

Electronic Funds Transfer (Preferred) – Bank account details:

Account Name: Australian Early Holden Federation

BSB: 032-747 Account Number: 277805

Please ensure you include your full name or reference in the details field so we can identify your payment.

For emailed entries, email your completed form, photo and details of Electronic Funds Transfer to

[email protected]

Cheque or Money Order Please make cheques out to ‘Australian Early Holden Federation’. Cheques and Money Orders must accompany your entry form with photo of vehicle and can be posted to:

AEHF Entries PO Box 4310, KINGSTON ACT 2604.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. I understand that entry is restricted to financial members of A.E.H.F. affiliated clubs.

2. I understand that the 25th AEHF FX-FJ National Titles will be run in accordance with the A.E.H.F. Constitution and Rule Book and I will abide by these rules.

3. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. 4. I hereby release the Australian Early Holden Federation, its Directors, the FX-FJ Car Club of Canberra Inc and

the Cooma Historic Automobile Club and their directors and the organising committee from any liability or

claim of loss, injury or accident sustained during the running of the 25th AEHF FX-FJ National Titles held in Cooma from 28 December to 31 December 2020.

5. I agree to accept all directions and decisions made by the organising committee.

Signed: Date: / /

Office Use Only

Entrant Number

Payment Type/Details

Receipt Number and Date

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