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wagensvilleVolume 52 I Number 6 I November 2006

The Official Magazine of the Volkswagen Club of Victoria Inc.

www.vwclub.com.au

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See you at the DAY OF THE

VOLKSWAGEN

Details of events for the DAY OF THE VOLKSWAGEN inside this issue.

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General MeetingsMelbourne Club meetings held every third Tuesday of the month at 8pm at the RACV Club (Henty Room), 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne, unless advised of an alternative venue in the Club magazine.

Annual Membership Fees• Full Membership $40• Additional Family Membership $20• Joining Fee $10To join the Club, please complete the membership form inside this magazine and forward together with cheque for payment to the Club’s postal address as quoted on the form.

Volkswagen Club of Victoria Inc. ABN 73 091 008 987

Address GPO Box 1215 Melbourne VIC 3001Telephone 0401 310 704

www.vwclub.com.au

wagensvilleThe Official Magazine of the Volkswagen Club of Victoria Inc.

Wagensville is a monthly magazine of the Volkswagen Club of Victoria Inc. Correspondence, articles and items of news are invited and should be sent to:

VWCV EditorGPO Box 1215 Melbourne VIC 3001Email [email protected]

DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUEMonday 27th November 2006

DisclaimerAll material in this newsletter represents the opinions of the author(s) and does not carry any endorsement by the Editors of Committee unless otherwise stated. Any material advertised for sale does not carry any endorsement by the Club and the onus is on the purchaser to ensure the purchased goods meet their requirements.Each VWCV Committee Member is a volunteer, carrying out Club duties in their own leisure time. The Club has no paid officials, only enthusiasts dedicated in furthering the interests of the club and it’s members. Could members please bear this in mind when contacting Club Committee Members.

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NOVEMBERSat 18th to Sun 19th NovemberBendigo Swap Meet presented by the Veteran Vintage and Classic Club of Bendigo.

Tuesday 21st November* General Meeting - RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

Model Car Show at the November Club Meeting.The categories for judging will be:

OLDEST MODEL

BEST DIORAMA

BEST PLASTIC

BEST TIN

RATTY MODEL

PIMPED WAGON

PEOPLE’S CHOICE

Saturday 26th November* VWCV Day of the Volkswagen.See advertisement on page 1.

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Calendar of EventsCommitteePresident Michael Cronin0419 684 181

Vice-President Dean Holden0412 500 588

Secretary Andrew Ermel03 9369 [email protected]

Treasurer John Farlow0418 357 [email protected]

Additional Committee MembersJohn Stevens and Paul Kinsey

Public Officer John [email protected]

Restorations & Tech SessionsVince Zito 0418 137 855

Social SecretaryKingsley Morrison 03 9484 8953

Membership SecretaryXavier Larkin 03 9836 [email protected]

Points Score Officer Andrew Ermel03 9369 1360

Technical Officer 1 Bill Malkoutzis03 9439 5904

Technical Officer 2 Garry Collis

Club Clothing Jen Littlechild0431 160 [email protected]

VW Cruises Anthony Surie0414 344 331

Editor Tony Albers0408 330 [email protected]

Club Historian Dave Evans03 9808 6044

Please note: *These events marked attract club points.

DECEMBERTuesday 12th December*General Meeting - RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

Girls Night at the December Club Meeting.Tupperware PartySee advertisement on page 16.

JANUARYTuesday 16th January* General Meeting - RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

Sunday 21st January* RACV Great Australian Rally, Melbourne to Mornington.Entry Fee $30 Inquiries phoneFrank Douglas, Rally Organiser. 03 8704 2533 or 03 9739 4829Entry forms available at

VWCV General Meetings.

FEBRUARYTuesday 20th February* General Meeting - RACV Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

11th FebruaryPicnic at Hanging Rock

MARCHMarch 2nd, 3rd & 4thKennett River

March 25thJamboree

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I would like to take this opportunity to ask one and all to promote the day as much as possible, for it is the people who come on the day that make it a success. Also if any one has not volunteered to help as yet and still wishes too, please let me know.

Don’t forget if you come in a VW you don’t have to enter the show and shine to park inside the grounds.

A reminder not to forget to bring your favorite model cars along to the November meeting for the model car show. Andrew and his team of intrepid judges will be using them to hone there judging skills on for the DOVW, and there will be prizes for the best models.

That’s all for now see you at the next meeting.

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Insidethis Issue

Calendar of Events

President’s Report

Type 2

VW Trivialities

Day of the Volkswagen

Day of the Volkswagen Entry Form

Cuckoo

VW Classifieds

VW Links

Membership

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President’s ReportMichael Cronin, VWCV President

Welcome to the November edition of the Wagensville News.

I hope you like the new format of the magazine, Tony is doing a great job so let us know you thoughts and remember if your want a full colour copy you can download wagensville from our website.

This month saw the Bacchus Marsh swap meet which went well, although numbers were down on last year it was still a good turnout.

A big thank you to Eric and Andrew for all their efforts and to all those that helped on the day. Not forget-ting those that had swap sites on the day especially George from Classic Vee-Dub who comes all the way from Sydney.

The Day of the Volkswagen is nearly upon us, this is the Clubs biggest event of the year and arguably the biggest VW event in Australia, well we like to think so.

and competition of Lima bus drivers acquiring passengers.

The Portuguese labeled it “Pão-de-Forma” (Breadloaf) because its design resembled a cooked loaf of bread and in Denmark, the Type 2 is referred to as “Rugbrød” (Rye bread).

During the hippie era the United States embraced the VW Bus and it became a major counterculture symbol. The Type 2 could carry a number of people plus camping gear and cooking supplies and it was the ultimate symbol of freedom for many peace loving youths of the 60’s-70’s. Its boxy, utilitarian shape made the Type 2 everything the American cars of the day were not. A good majority were hand-painted, some Bus enthusiasts (especially for antiwar activists) would replace the VW logo with a painted peace symbol up front.

The Type 2 Volkswagen over time has now aren’t the reputation as a hot collector’s item and has reached a cult like status within many cultures world wide.

Flatbed Truck (Pick-up), or Single Cab, also available with wider load bed, Flatbed Truck, Double Cab, with two rows of seats (Crewcab Pick-up), Camping Van (Westy, with Westfalia roof and interior) and Semi-Camping Van that can also still be

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Car Parking at the RACV ClubA temporary arrangement has been negotiated with the Club, which will mean your car parking will cost $5.00. Park in the car park as normal taking your ticket on entry. Bring your ticket to confirm parking and the Club will issue you with a discount voucher. When you present your original docket into the pay machine it will show parking fee of $10 is required. Then insert the discount voucher into the machine, which will then show a fee of $5.00 is required.

Pay the $5.00 as normal.

Discount vouchers can only be used once on the night of the meeting.

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VW Type 2The Volkswagen Type 2 was the second automotive line introduced by German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen. It was a van introduced in 1950, initially based on Volkswagen’s first model, the Type 1, also known as the Beetle. The Type 2 is generally considered to be the forerunner of modern cargo and passenger vans.

The idea for the Type 2 is credited to Dutch Volkswagen importer Ben Pon, who drew the first sketches of the van in 1947. Three years later, under the direction of Volkswagen’s new CEO Heinz Nordhoff, the first production model left the factory at Wolfsburg.

The Type 2 was among the first commercial vehicles in which the driver was placed above the front wheels. As such, it started a trend, at least in Europe, where the Ford Transit among others quickly

copied the concept. In the United States, the Corvair-based Chevrolet Corvan cargo van and Greenbrier passenger van even went so far as to copy the Type 2’s rear-engine layout, using the Corvair’s horizontally-opposed, air-cooled engine for power.

The Type 2 was available as a Delivery Van without side windows or rear seats (Panel Van), Delivery Van with raised roof (Highroof Panel Van), or Hochdach, Van with side windows and removable rear seats Kombi, from German Kombina-tionskraftwagen (combination vehicle) both a passenger and a cargo vehicle combined, Van with comfortable interior reminiscent of passenger cars (also called Cara-velle, third generation), Van with skylight windows and cloth sunroof (Samba-Bus, first generation only, also called Deluxe Microbus).

used as a passenger car and trans-porter, sacrificing some camping comforts (Multivan, available from the third generation on).

The official German-language for Transporter and Kombi is (“Kombinationskraftwagen”,

“Combined-Use Vehicle”).

In Germany at the time of production the VW Bus, Type 2, was scheduled to be officially named the “Bully”, but Heinrich Lanz, producer of the Lanz Bulldog farm tractor, intervened. The model was then presented as the VW Transporter and VW Kleinbus, but the Bully nickname still lives on.

“VW Bus or Bully, however, is not the only name of the passenger variant, like the Beetle, the Type 2 earned many nicknames from its fans during it’s lifetime.

The Australasian and Brazilian term for the Type 2 family is, as in Germany, the VW-Bus. In Mexico, the word “Kombi” translated into

“Combi” and in Peru, the term “Combi” is similarly adopted to “Combi Asesina” (Murdering Combi) due to the notorious recklessness

Have you ever found yourself stuck in traffic, staring at the horn button on the steering wheel of your VW and wondered what a wolf and a castle has to do with your Volkswagen?

The symbol on your horn button is the coat of arms of the city of Wolfsburg in Germany, the city where your VW rolled off the production line all those years ago.

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The illustrations throughout this magazine are by Bernd Reuters, the German Press Illustrator of the 1920s who achieving notoriety with automobile renderings in magazines and brochures for several German manufacturers.

In 1948 Reuters was commissioned by German Ford as an illustrator, from 1950 until his death in 1958, he was entirely committed to Volkswagen for brochure renderings. Reuters also contributed prominently to the interior styling department as a supervisor as well as outlining elaborate VW exhibit display stands for major car shows.

This year’s DOTVW is shaping up to be one of thebiggest in the clubs history. The DOTVW has been held continually since the 1970’s and has proven to the most popular VW show in Victoria.

We have seen our event moved from place to place over the last few years as the event has grown and last years DOTVW at Yarra Glen filled the ground to capacity and at 1pm the gates had to be closed. Cranbourne race course is the perfect venue for our event this year with all parking for VW vehicles within the racecourse. There is more than ample room for all car show entrants, swappers and visitors to park inside.

The venue includes undercover trader sites for over 40 VW traders as well as the new car displays. We have also invited some new diverse and exciting trade displayers to this event including clothing retailer’s automotive service providers and many interstate VW businesses.

Volkswagen

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Welcome to the Day of the

We still need a few people to help out with the judging on the day. If you are interested in assisting with the judging and may be able to help out on the day please contact Andrew Ermel Judging Coordinator before the next General Meeting You can contact Andrew during business hours 0419 513 749 or evenings 93691360.

A few things for entrants to keep in mind, Entry for the car show closes strictly at 11.00am. All cars including the $10 pre entered cars must be in the grounds by 11.00am. Any cars not pre entered by Friday 17th of November will pay the full price of $15 on the day for show entry. Only the driver and passenger are included in the entry price with all additional persons at $6 each.

We hope to see all those wonderful VW s with their owners there on the day.

Andrew Ermel VWCV Secretary.


JudgingThis years judging will see new judging criteria and the entry form has been made easier for the en-trants and the judges. New catego-ries have been added to our already extensive list which will include Kit bodies, Rat look and Campers. Where traditionally we have had categories which have only had one or two entries we will roll these into other categories to make for a fairer and more competitive show.

We encourage people who have cars for sale to bring them along on the day and for a fee of $10 they can be placed on display in a special “Volkswagens for Sale” area. For all those hungry for that elusive rare part we will be running the ever popular swap meet where we hope to have more than 25 swap sites. Entry for swap set up will be 8.00am with buyers entry strictly from 9.00am.

MembershipOur club membership and mer-chandise stand will offer discounts to members for some merchandise items. For sale on the day we will have copies of the Australian VW story, club lanyards and club cloth-ing. Our membership officer will be available to take new membership applications on the day.

MotorsportThe VW Club Motorsport will be on display at the DOTVW organised by our new Motorsport coordinator Chris Antonello. It’s for the young, and the young at heart. You can come along, see the cars and talk to the drivers about their cars and Motorsport.

There will be talks all day on differ-ent Motorsport topics. Some of the club’s more experienced Motor-sports participants will be giving talks on:

• Motec electronics

• How to get the most out of your VW

• How to get involved in Motorsport both as a participant and or an official

• Information on the different class and types of events that the club has and will be involved in running

For those who have their cars on display, there will be a special trophy for the best race car on display. So, bring your car, your racing memorabilia and yourself. It will be a great day, ome vehicles on this display include rally Golfs, rally Beetles, drag Beetles and Formula V cars.

See you all at the start line!

EntertainmentA clown will be providing the children’s entertainment this year but contrary to some of the rumours being spread around, he is not one of the members of the club.

Although it may be said that some of us are more than qualified for that position.

The public address system will be available for the traders during the day. Traders can make announce-ments for show specials as well as the normal club announcements such as parking and advising of the programme for the day.

Pre Paid Car EntriesThe pre paid car entries are avail-able with discounted entry price of only $10 which permits two persons (driver and passenger) as well as the vehicle a speedy access to the course via express entry gate. Pre paid entrants will only need to stop for the free show bag donated by Shannon’s insurance, who is again our co sponsors for this year. Shannon’s representa-tives will be available on the day to assist the club members with their insurance needs.

ParkingParking of vehicles will be done by car categories on the front lawns in ordered rows. This will make the process of judging the vehicle much fairer and simpler. Patrons and car show participants will also be able to see the full range of vehicles and entrants in each category.

Directions to the DOTVWTake the Cranbourne/Hastings exit which is the South Gippsland freeway M420 exit of the Monash freeway, continue down South Gippsland Freeway and take Cranbourne Phillip Island Exit which now becomes the South Gippsland Highway. See Melways map 133 J6. Cranbourne racecourse is located south of the Cranbourne main shopping precinct. Entrance to the course is via Grant Street, VW signs on major intersections will direct you to the racecourse.

This year, we have a new major sponsor, SOUTH YARRA VOLKSWAGEN who will have on display many of the new range VWs including some of the more exciting performance vehiclessuch as the GTI and Turbo Diesels. Representatives from South Yarra Volkswagen will be on hand to demonstrate and answer any questions you may have about the new cars on display.

PROGRAMME FOR THE DAY’S EVENTS

7.30AM Onward ENTRY for TRADES SITE ONLY

8.00AM Onward ENTRY for SWAP SITES ONLY

9.00AM UNTIL 11.00AMCAR SHOW and PUBLIC ENTRY

11.00 TILL 1.00PMJUDGING of CAR SHOW ENTRY’S

2.00PM PRESENTATION of TROPHIES

3.00PM CLOSE of DAY

On site catering will be available from 9.00am and will be provided via the on site racecourse caterer.

Expresso Mobile Cafe will be available for those connoisseurs of fine coffee.

The Day of the Volkswagen

For insurance reasons portable BBQs are NOT PERMITTED on the racecourse but should you wish bring picnic lunch there are plenty of shaded trees and beautifully grassed areas available for your use. Also it is a provision of the racecourse that NO DOGS will be allowed inside the racecourse.

Day of the VolkswagenSunday 26th November 2006, Cranbourne Racecourse

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Beetle up to 1957Beetle 1958 to 1967Beetle 1968 onwardsModified Beetle up to 1957Modified Beetle 1958 onwardsNew Beetle

Kombi T1 1950 to 1967Kombi T2 and T3 1968 onwardsKombi Camper - all yearsModified Kombi up to 1967Modified Kombi 1968 onwards

Type 3 and 4Modified Type 3 and 4

Golf Mark 1 and 2Golf Mark 3 and 4Golf Mark 5Modified Golf

Karmann GhiaModified Karmann Ghia

Transporter T4 and T5Old Water Cooled pre 2000New Water CooledRat Look - all VWs

VEHICLE’S DETAILS

Registration

Colour

OWNER’S DETAILS

Name

Address

Telephone

Entry Form

JUDGING CATEGORIES

General Appearance /10Body and Paint /10Interior and Upholstery /10Bonnet/Boot Storage /10Engine /10Underbody Condition /10

TOTAL

ENTRY CATEGORY (select only one)

Want to get into the DOTVW fast and at a discounted price? Why not prepay your show car entry.

Day of the Volkswagen Discount Entry

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO?

• Complete the judging entry form on the following page• Make sure you have your name and address clearly written on the form • Attach a $10 cheque or money order payable to the Volkswagen Club of Victoria• Send the entry form and your cheque or money order to:

Volkswagen Club of Victoria GPO Box 1215 Melbourne VIC 3001

A receipt and pre-entry sticker will be mailed out prior to the DOTVW.

Please Note: Portable BBQs and dogs are not permitted in the racecourse.

To make our gate entry quicker and easier for show cars, we are offering a discounted pre-paid method of entering the DOTVW.

The discount charge will be $10 per car (driver and passenger only).

Show car entries on the day will be $15 per car.

Day of the VolkswagenSunday 26th November 2006, Cranbourne Racecourse

All prepaid entries will close on Friday 17th of November.Pre-paid entry may also be purchased at the October and November club meetings.

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The VWCV held a very successful cruise to the Cuckoo restaurant in Olinda to commemorate Oktoberfest on Sunday, October 29. The Cuckoo has a renowned reputation in depicting the true ambience of Bavaria, which certainly helped to promote the spirit of the occasion to make the event more enjoyable.


Cuckoo On a fine but overcast morning 52 people arrived at he Croydon Hotel at 10am in an array of about 20 VW vehicles. Everybody appeared to be enthused and many had not yet eaten so that they could really appreciate the luncheon. After a short spell on cruise details, we set off at 10.30 in convoy for the Cuckoo via the observatory lookout.

The short cruise was rather casual because the route incorporated mostly built up areas including the outer Eastern suburbs of Croydon, Mooroolbark, Montrose, Kalorama, Mt. Dandenong and Olinda. Upon arrival at the lookout, the cloud cover and light fog began to disperse to reveal excellent photo opportunities.

The city appeared rather distant and miniature from only 35 kilometres away. About 20 minutes was spent admiring the wonderful scenery before the convoy resumed onto the picturesque Mt. Dande-nong Tourist Road.

Arrival at the Cuckoo was around 11.50am.

Once inside, a central area was allocated to us which was very accessible to both buffets! Drinks (including steins!) were ordered from the tables which added to the convenience, allowing more time to appreciate and relish the overall atmosphere and the vast multitude of foods including hot/cold and savoury/sweet dishes.

Whilst enjoying the luncheon, many noted an old, small black and white framed photograph of a split window Kombi outside the Cuckoo surrounded in snow. The photo hung just above the doorway from which we had all walked through. How very appropriate for the VWCV!

Live Bavarian music, a roving comedian, traditional bell ringing and even hand puppets thoroughly entertained us throughout the afternoon.

No one left hungry for the drive home. Most were also feeling rather tired after such a satisfying meal. A superb afternoon was had by all who attended.

Cheers to happy times.

VWCV Oktoberfest Cruise


FOR SALE

PLEASE NOTEAll additions to this section MUST be accompanied by either registration number, chassis number or VIN number.

Advertisements for vehicles without these details WILL NOT be published.

Advertisements will be limited to a period of two months only. If you wish to continue your advertisement beyond the initial two month period, please contact the Editor(s).

Send your for sales and wanted ads to the Editor:

VWCV Editor GPO Box 1215 Melbourne VIC 3001Email [email protected]

VWCVClassifieds

FOR URGENT SALE 1971 Volkswagen Station WagonMileage on clock 126,412, Original colour with service books. Model 362021.Chassis No. 3612220426Engine No. V792869PRegistration No. DZI 214Price $1000 Contact Lachlan 0400 404 424

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VW 1600 BeetleCollected at the factory (Wolfsburg) 25/4/1972. One owner since newOdometer 250,000, Bright Orange colour, Body work restored andrepainted in original colour 2000.Original fibreboard trunk lining.Original tools with Bilstein jack.

Extras Bonnet scoop (removable with two screws), Oil Temp Gauge,Michelin tyres, Three VW shop maintenance books.Comes with RWC

Registration No. IBA 456.Engine No. AD 478765Contact David 03 52 513 980 or 0418 355 953

VW 1600 Beetle1964 1300 Deluxe BeetleGood current daily driver VW that runs very sweetly. Body solid butdoes have a few dints in the roof and bonnet, plus a little bit of sur-face rust here and there. No cancer, floor pan is excellent. Sits real nice as its been lowered all round. 1500 SP motor runs strong. Leaks a little oil. Gearbox excellent. Brakes all good. Converted to 12 volts and running an Alternator. Interior fair. Oxblood red seats and panels. Headliner scruffy. Has a full set of rubber floor mats. Rego’d Nov 06. Selling with out RWC.Comes with some nice early accessories: Mesh Sun Visor, Rear window venetian, VDO Oil Temp & Fuel Gauge set, Fully adjustable front beam with Avis Adjusters, Genie Extractor Exhaust with Tuck away muffler, 356 Replica Chrome Wheels with excellent tyres, 4.5 in on the front and 5.5in on the back.Registration No. SLB046Price $2,600. No RWC.Contact Sam on 0422 777 923(Melbourne)

VW Beetle 1600 S 1972 ModelColour Red. Registered to 12th Feb. 2007. We have had the vehicle since 24/11/1988 and it hasbeen regularly maintained. Full service records available since that time. RWC will be provided. MIchelin XZX tyres.Chassis No. 11 22 80 30 78Registration No. LKR-645Engine No. AD 510 385Price $2,900Contact Tony 03 52 54 1017 or 0415 177 197(Barwon Heads Vic)

VW 1975 SuperbugExcellent condition - best you will find, yellow, CD player, as new interior, tinted windows.Registration No. IFO 014Price $3,500 ONOContact Ray 03 9742 2096(Werribee)

Bacchus Marsh Swap Meet 2006A good result for this years VWCV Bacchus Marsh Swap Meet, 41 Swap Sites and 324 people through the gate and the sun was shining.

We hope everyone found the bits they were missing from their VW or if not, met the right contact that can get it for you.

The VWCV would like to thank all those who attended and thankyou to the VWCV Committee and members who made this event possible.

Trust we will see you next year, thanks again form the VWCV.

VW Motor and Spares1974 motor (1600) and gearbox, plus assorted spares to suit motor. Engine No. AD177908Price $400.00 the lot!Contact Ken after 7pm 9752 2176

1989 Caravelle Metallic Blue 7 seater Automatic Caravelle with A/C. Very good condition. Registration No. RGQ 090.Price $5,500Contact Costa 03 9841 5582

1975 model Passat LSAutomatic sedan. 129,000 genuine kms. Full service history.Registered to 30/11/06. Engine not started for 8 months, vehicle has been garaged in Colac for that time. Smash repairs carried-out to the front and left rear side. Interior, good condition. Very little rust in bodywork.

Registration No. IGZ 173.Price $1,500 ONOContact Barry Southern, Colacbarrysouthern@iprimus

Transporter T3 1982 MicrobusNo registration, No RWC.Previous reg QTM 821. Red colour with full seating, aircooled motor with Webber carburetor. Has some rust in windows and back door. Last registered March 2006.

Contact Dermott 0418 599 175(Geelong)

Audi 100 CD 1985 Automatic Sedan, very good condition and drives well. Body and paint good. Registered until April 2007. Registration No. SEZ 438.Price $1300 as is or $2000 with RWC.Contact Aaron 0413 141 061


VWCV Girls Night Tupperware Party

VWCV Club Meeting Tuesday 12th December 8pm.

There will be games played during the night, prizes to be won including a Door prize.

Bring your friends along for a fun night.

A FREE gift for every person who books a party on the night.

To confirm your seat on the night, Call Kim after 7pm on 0431361544

or if you are unable to attend and which to order please feel free to call.

Girls come along and join in the Tupperware party.

All Guys welcome or if you don’t wish to attend the party that’s ok, get together with your mates for a social night and sit back with a beer and talk VWs.

Prizes to be won!


THANK YOUThe VWCV would like to thank the following businesses for their support of the 2005 Day of the Volkswagen:

CLASSIC VW

VINTAGE VW

VOLKSCARE

KDF WERKS

ACE 30 OIL MADE BY QPL

VOLKSHOME

ANTIQUE TYRES

WOLFSBURG AUTOMOTIVE

VOLKSPARTS

Antique Tyres134 McEwan Road WEST HEIDELBERG 03 9458 4433Australia’s Largest Range of Veteran Vintage, Classic and Hot Rod Tyres.

Australian VW Performance Centre10/25 Lusher Road CROYDON 03 9725 5366Contact Mick for trade pricing typically 10% off retail on most parts and services (up to value of $100). Dyno tuning at $60 per hour.

Camberwell Volkswagen675 Burwood Road HAWTHORN 03 9811 1888Contact Dane Kelly and ask for member discount.

South Yarra Volkswagen93 Commercial Road SOUTH YARRA 03 8866 6888Proud sponsor of the 2006 Day of the Volkswagen.

VolkwerkeUnit 1/171 Para Road GREENSBOROUGH 03 9435 1868Specialists in Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes.

Vollkommen ArtUnit 2/2 Meriton Place CLAYTON SOUTH 03 9543 7804Speed and Style.

Volkscare4 Macquarie Place BORONIA 03 9729 9281Contact Michael Clark for 10% discount on parts (maximum discount $50). Does not include genuine or special orders.

Volkshome Automotive16 Commercial Drive THOMASTOWN 03 9464 0366Contact John for club member prices.

Wolfsburg AutomotiveUnit 2, 290 Old Geelong Road HOPPERS CROSSING1300 370 310Contact Gary for club member prices.

Please support the following businesses who regularly support the VWCV...

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Volkswagen Club of Victoria Inc.Membership Officer GPO Box 1215 MELBOURNE VIC 3001 Phone 0401 310 704

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Competition Licence Yes No (please tick)

Vehicles - VWs only Model(s)/Year(s)

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I am interested in the following events/activities/functions (please tick)

Being on the Committee Car Shows/Concourse CH Registration Cruises

Modifications Fuel Economy Runs Motorsport Restoration

Organising Events Social Events Technical Sessions

Other Events

Club Membership FeesSingle Membership (12 months) includes $10 application fee*$50 per applicant $

Family Membership (12 months) includes $10 application fee*$50 plus $20 per extra member $

*Membership Application Fee for first year members only. TOTAL $

Please return this form together with your cheque or money order for payment to the above address.Please allow 28 days for processing.

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Membership Application


Membership Stats Xavier Larkin

VW MembershipsCurrent total memberships of the Volkswagen Club of Victoria - 453

Rejoining MembersThe following members rejoined the Volkswagen Club of Victoria in October 2006

Jurgen KieferTony JenningsCarol TaylorPeter JamesAshley Wiese

Thankyou on behalf of the Volkswagen Club of Victoria.

Current Memberships RenewalsThe following memberships are due in the month of November 2006.

Dougie PhillipsPaul IrvineFrances TiteSue Van der VeerPeter GordonFrances OliverLaurence PetschackPeter SchacheDayjelle SmithGeoffrey LloydJohn GoodisonJoy GoodisonNorman MaugerRichard GrahamKim MurrayHelen MossNicholas WebbInga LambrickLee MoranJoanne FinchDebby Andr’eCarl EvansKingsley Morrison

Andrew PerksTony AlbersFred KoepplerDavid McCraeNeil SimmondsNeville SmartJamie CashaJanet CropleyRaymond Boyd GreerRod DaviesLorraine DaviesLloyd DaviesPeter DaviesChris ColeJenny LittlechildAdam Papageorgiou

Memberships Renewals ReminderReminder for the following members of your membership renewal.

Malcolm KerrMark KrappStewart CrottyAdam CrottyAnothony SurieJodie SurieLouella MorrisonDavid BaldetChris TarantoLaura CanisDean HoldenCamilla NicollDamien HarrisFiona JonesDean CookTim HosieSimon MartinRay CarltonPaul KinseyMathew KinseyJodie McGrathAlex RammPeter Kuchenmeister

Trevor BassettNoelene BassettDavid WawrowskiTony ShawEshanth FernandoGraham MaleyDaryl DakinKaye DakinCourtney DakinGarry MorganJulie MorganAdam FlorenceBert NaudiMoyra Borg-CardonaBill SundermannOscar TrujilloPeter SundermannPatrick Duane

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