Klaxon March 2009.pdf - Cyber Hot Rodders

Busy Bee.
I love busy bees. These days, they are pretty
simple events. No more steel structures to cut,
weld, transport and erect, no more digging or
pouring footings before going to work on a
weekday , no more roofing or laying thousands of bricks. no more
sewers pipes to lay and connect. It is all pretty easy. Even back then,
the work was harder and at times more dangerous, but the
camaraderie of the members working together made it great fun and
a good day out.
My girls still have
nightmares of the old drop
hole dunny! In fact, Besides
MS losing a thong in a
puddle of tar, it’s all they
remember about the
clubrooms being built. It is
probably the same for Rob
Soia’s and the Curnows’
children too.
Now that the clubrooms
have been completed for a
while, it is now time to start
the maintenance. This busy
Above: Steve watching the ol’ man
bee was all about
blast the second gate. Below: Allan
sandblasting and painting.
Rossi manning the compressor best
The Bestie boys brought
by leaving it alone.
along their sandblasting
gear on the back of a truck and sand
blasted the old Maylands Depot Gates
in front of the workshop and everyone
one else either swept up sand or
painted stuff. If it didn’t wriggle, it got
painted, and Frenchie touched
most of it to make sure. The