AOMC News
Country Motor - Issue 63
Editor David Vaughan: Welcome to issue 63 of Country Motor Australia. Firstly, I hope all readers have an enjoyable Christmas and a prosperous New Year. 2025 is a fresh start…This edition of the magazine offers lots of variety and includes several stories on commercial vehicles.
Country Motor - Issue 62
Editor David Vaughan: Welcome to issue 62 of Country Motor. Once again MG enthusiast Keir Whitcher has provided a story, this time on his MGTF.
2024 AOMC Annual General Meeting Minutes
Minutes of the AOMC Annual General Meeting Monday November 17th, 2024 at 8.30pm Venue: Austin Healey/Jaguar Clubrooms
Minutes of the AOMC Annual General Meeting Monday November 18th, 2024 at 8.30pm Venue: Austin Healey/Jaguar Clubrooms
AOMC Newsletter November 2024
The latest AOMC Newsletter is available for download here.
Front Cover Photo: The Gippsland Vehicle Collection at Maffra are celebrating their 20th birthday, and everyone is invited to help celebrate. The cover photo is of their current display, 20th century sports cars. For more information on the celebration, see page 26
From Your Editor
Front Cover Photo: The Gippsland Vehicle Collection at Maffra are celebrating their 20th birthday, and everyone is invited to help celebrate. The cover photo is of their current display, 20th century sports cars.
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE
Welcome to spring and along with (hopefully) some sunshine and warmth the flurry of activity that is club display picnic and Christmas party season. It is so hard to be able to attend all of the offerings that are available during this busy time of the year – two of my clubs have their premier display days on the same date but it is fabulous to be spoilt of choice and great to see our club cars on the road and participating in club life. There has also been much activity within the AOMC, allow me to update you on some of our pieces of work..…read more
AOMC Club & Trade Showcase 2024
Saturday 26th October 2024. The Showcase included a selection of AOMC Member Clubs (one display car each) and up to 40 automotive traders. This event was open to the general public and was promoted through Shannon's Club.
Organised by the Association of Motoring Clubs Inc, this inaugural Showcase focused on automotive suppliers and traders that provide products and services to motoring enthusiasts. The event was hosted by Shannon’s Insurance and promoted to the public through the Shannon’s Club.
The Showcase included a selection of AOMC Member Clubs (one display car each) and up to 40 automotive traders.
This is a great promotional opportunity for our Member Clubs and Traders alike!
This Showcase has evolved from the annual AOMC Restoration Seminar which has been held at the Jaguar- Healy clubrooms for many years and was restricted to club members. Traders will not have to address the audience as has been the format in the past, promotion of products and services will be from a table made available at the venue by AOMC
Club members who are involved in the automotive industry plus business recommendations from clubs are encouraged to contact the AOMC.
When: Saturday 26th October 2024.
Hours: Set up for traders/clubs from 8am, out by 3pm. Public hours are 10am to 2pm.
Where: Shannons Melbourne, 40 Corporate Drive, Heatherton 3202
Cost: Free participation and the AOMC will provide a 1.8m table and two chairs for trader displays.
Gold coin donation to the Robert Shannon Foundation.
Parking: Plenty of parking next door to Shannons Melbourne.
Coffee truck and sausage sizzle will be there.
To register your interest please contact secretary@aomc.asn.au
or submit the following online trader registration application
Minutes of the AOMC Delegates Meeting
Minutes of the AOMC Delegates Meeting held on August 24, 2024 at the Museum Of Vehicle Evolution, Kialla (Shepparton). There were 59 delegates present representing 39 clubs.
Minutes of the AOMC Delegates Meeting held on August 24, 2024
at the Museum Of Vehicle Evolution, Kialla (Shepparton)
There were 59 delegates present representing 39 clubs
Country Motor - Issue 61
Editor David Vaughan: Welcome to issue 61 of Country Motor. We have a smorgasbord of interesting stories in this issue, so get comfortable with your lamington and coffee and read away...
Announcement from: Victorian Department of Transport and Planning
Department of Transport and Planning is introducing a new customer website on 15 August, called ‘Transport Victoria’. This change follows the announcement of the joint-venture model for VicRoads in mid-2022.
To all,
I’m writing to let you know that we are introducing a new customer website on 15 August, called ‘Transport Victoria’. This change follows the announcement of the joint-venture model for VicRoads in mid-2022, and involves separating our website information to reflect this.
Our new Transport Victoria website will house information about how to stay safe while moving around our roads, road management and upgrades, active transport and registration and licencing schemes, medical review, heavy vehicle access, tolls, fines, and drink-driving fines.
The VicRoads website VicRoads registration and licensing : VicRoads will be the place where Victorians go to access registration and licencing services.
Your members will still be able to complete registration and licensing transactions as usual by visiting the VicRoads website VicRoads registration and licensing : VicRoads and their personal myVicRoads account.
As we introduce our new website you may notice changes to some VicRoads documents used for registration and licensing transactions. Over time letters, certificates, and publications will be updated as required. Your members can continue to use existing forms and they will be accepted.
Once our new website goes live – I will send you more information in regard navigating the website changes so you can continue to find what you need. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please email rpspolicy@transport.vic.gov.au
Kind regards,
Tracee Piper
Principal Operational Policy and Practice Advisor
Strategy Performance and Operational Policy
Regulatory Programs and Services
Department of Transport and Planning
1 Spring St
Melbourne, VIC, 3001
AOMC August Delegates’ meeting
Date: Saturday 24th August 2024 starting at 1pm sharp
Venue: The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE), 7723 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla
Please register for the meal and your attendance no later than Thursday 22 August
Saturday 24th August 2024 at 1.00pm
Venue: The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE), 7723 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla
Guest Speaker: Jim Andreadis, CEO of the Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE). Anthony Nicolaci, Manager of the Events & Tourism Department, Greater Shepparton City Council
This will be a great opportunity to visit the MOVE Museum to see a wide range of cars, motorbikes, bicycles, commercial vehicles, gramophones, radios, telephones, plus the Furphy Museum and the Loel Thomson Costume Collection.
Delegates will get free entry to the Museum and can pre-order a boxed lunch ($15).
Lunch will start at 12:00 and the Delegates meeting will start at 1:00p, sharp but why not come early (the Museum opens at 10:00) or stay after the meeting
Please register for the meal and your attendance no later than Thursday 22 August
For those unable to attend in person the meeting can be watched via Zoom, contact us for link.
AOMC Newsletter August 2024
The latest AOMC Newsletter is available for download here.
On the front Cover: The 47th Historic Winton race was held in May. It was a fantastic event with cars and bikes from many different periods. It was a fun event for all, including the many volunteers who did everything from flag marshalling, car park management, scrutineering, record keeping and making sandwiches for other volunteers.
Front Cover Photo: The 47th Historic Winton race was held in May
From Your Editor
Front Cover Photo: The 47th Historic Winton race was held in May. It was a fantastic event with cars and bikes from many different periods.
It was a fun event for all, including the many volunteers who did everything from flag marshalling, car park management, scrutineering, record keeping and making sandwiches for other volunteers.
FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE
Presidents Report, Special General Meeting, Proposed AOMC Group Insurance Scheme and, much much more.…read more