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December 2008 No. 178WCSRC SAVES CHICKENSMalaga WA Nov 2008The environmentally conscioussocial committee, recognizing theworld chicken shortage, due to theworld economic egg melt down, thisyear reduced the number of chickensavailable at the annual ChristmasChickenathon, to just a few breasts,thus leaving untouched another sixtytwo chooks to remain in the worldbuk buk buk gene pool..Enjoying a refreshment before dinner is Kevan Best(President), Brian French (middle) and Steve Best on the right.HEADLINESThis year’s BBQ and salad formatwas a success with BBQs operatingon the verandah, with a BYOCook requirement. Much buk bukwas substituted with prawns, steakand snaggers this year along with achoice of about six superb salads..Next years event may be renamededas chicken may be limited towatery chicken soup.Thanks Social Committee. EW

Please contact us using the details below.Address: Unit 1, 12 Cusack Rd, MALAGA. WA. Ph (08)9249 9632General meetings: 3rd Sunday of each month at 7.30pm. Visitors welcome.President: Kevan Best Ph. 9571 0025.. so there!Vice Presidents: Brian French 9377 7837 Alan Barton 9448 0110 .Secretary: Mel Broun 9447 1975Treasurer: Alan Rossi 0402 43 1938ASRF Delegate: Jeff Ewence 9339 4337TAC Delegate: Ken MyersWAHRP Delegate: vacant, representative required.Management Committee: Executive committee (above) andB. French, Dave Krause. All members welcome to meetings. Get involvedor get left behind.Social Committee: D. Krause, A.Lawrence , Maurie Searle, Ian Swinbourne,Jim CandidoStrata Committee: Neil Gibb, Jeff Ewence, .Eric WarrenKlaxon Editor: Eric Warren 9574 6440 or fax 9444 3299 or email onrodder@gidgenet.com.au Deadline is 7 days before the meeting.Klaxon Distribution: Peter Hunter 9445 2493.Contributors:: Mel Broun, Allan RossiCover: Pre dinner drinks at the Christmas party in Malaga.Club Merchandise. Phone 9249-8553.CallMr. Dandy AndyTo Look Real SwellSpend Some Bucks, What The Hell!

Hi Klaxon readers,It’s great that we can get together again to enjoy our monthly literaryconfabulation. A bit of fact, a bit of fiction, and what air brushing? etc etc.Last month, the goodie goodie gum drops Good Fellas Hot Rod Clubheld their annual rod run to Yanchep and it was a ripper. Read more andsee a few photos of the event later in this edition.The club also had its annual Chickenathon Christmas Party. Due tothe world’s apparent financial recession, the amount of chicken has beenreduced and replaced with prawns and prime quality steak. Check out thewhole event in this Klaxon.The Pranksters Wanksters Cranksters Rod & Custom Club had theirannual Show and Shine affair at Alan Smart’s Armadale Auto Parts .Don’t go cruising through Armadale to try and find them, like I once did...They are in Kelmscott!Klaxon in PDF format.... Now that the Willys is out there, I amfinding time to set up the Klaxon on the WWW fishing line.The Klaxon is sent to the printers in full colour. Only the cost of colourproduction keeps the finished hard copy product in nostalgic black andwhite. The PDF computer version is a very colourful presentation.The PDF format (don’t worry what that means) allows the Klaxon to besent in a generally non editable format in emails, or viewable or downloadablefrom a web site. It can be read by all PCs with free software anda reasonable internet connection. Once on the screen, in full colour, it canalso be magnified and printed in colour or B&W. Squeezing too manyphotos in the B5 print format Klaxon, means that a lot of photographicdetail (and colour) is lost. This can be overcome with the Klaxon on yourPC screen. See the real colours and zoom in for a good sticky beak at thedetails that interest you.Last month I put together the best member mailing list that I could andsent the Klaxon by email to all the addresses that I had.. In future I plan tohave the Klaxon on a web site, and only email a reminder and the URLlink to everyone,. This is due to the amount of data involved. So if you are

waiting for one more reason to go online or to hang around an internetcafe, then here it is!WCSRC also put a display of rods on Langley Park two weeks ago aspart of the festivities ahead of the annual RAC and Channel Seven ChristmasPageant. There is more detail in this edition.A month ago the Klaxon Finance manager dished out a few shekelsand upgraded the Klaxon Super Camera with more memory. That hasallowed the combined collection between BL1’s flat battery camera andmine to take a few more photos at rodding events. After another month ofmany rodding events, this edition is another mega feast of photos. It also isanother whopper version that upsets the Klaxon distribution staff at HunterDistribution. They are harder to folder and stuff into envelopes.As another year passes, the club can look back on a good year withseveral members getting hot rods on thestreet. To mind, there was my Willys ofcourse, after 12 years off the street (wheredid that time go), Joe Carbone’s Jailbar,and Mel Broun’s 39 Chev coupe.Frenchie’s 35 Chev was back on the roadafter its forced rebuild having been stolenand trashed last year. We had fresh faces onthe executive committee with Mel doing agood job as Secretary and Kevan Best(converted restorer) as Super President.We saw a few more of our rodding brethrenmove upstairs to the chrome gates in thesky. Sad, but all in the course of life. Here’shoping we can all continue with our hobbiesand families while in good health, abit longer. On that cheery note, have agreat Christmas and excellent new year.Take care.Extreme E.THE END!Continued....................Missing PersonCan anyone recognize or know thewhere abouts of this person? Lastseen at a club meeting in 1922. Hemay be locked up in a house and ona very short leash. Looks to be wellfed.

WCSRC Christmas Party 2008The annual Christmas Chickenathon party was held earlier than normalthis year to try and beat the Chrissy social traffic jam. Held on a Saturdaynight made it a relaxing show without the pressure of having to goto work the next day.The truth is, therewas some chickenavailable, but there wasalso prawns, primesteak and sausages aswell, for this years barbequeformat. The titleof “Chickenathon”emerged from the sameparty some years agonow, when a mountainof chicken from achook shop was themain course. It was achicken eating mara-After the photo at left, abevy of beauty. Top tobot. L-R: Yvonne Mulder,Lea Broun and ShirleyBest. Roma Bestwith Jan French. SharronKrause with Denise andNell enjoying a cuppa.

WCSRC Christmas Party 2008thon just to put a dent in thepile, but BL2 came to the calland apparently ate more thanhe should have with unpleasantresults. He wasn’t the onlyone.This year for the first time, itwas a cook your own BBQ. Thesteak, chicken, snaggers andmushrooms were top quality.The five or six salads andmountain of prawns were likewise,not to mention the otherpre dinner snacks. Of coursethere was dessert too and noAbove: New members Jim and Zeni Longmanenjoying the evening. Below: l-r, TheBarside Cheshire Cats, Dave Krause, AllanRossi “BL1”, Mal Sparks and Mel Broun justneeding somewhere to lean near a refrigerator.

WCSRC Christmas Party 2008one went hungry for anything.Later in the evening, everyone received free raffle tickets and a drawwas held for a dozen or so prizes. Here Barbara Gibb did well, justcarrying on with her winning form displayed earlier in the day at the GoodFellas rod run.The Frenches brought a large a stack of photographs from the TassieAbove:Yvonne Mulder, Jim Longman , Mel Sparks and Eric Warren cooking, Neiland Barbara Gibb sorting through the French’s photographs . Below: l-r : JeffEwence, Peter Hunter and Alan Barton pull some cheeses for camera.

WCSRC Christmas Party 2008Left top: Bob andYvonne Mulder, DeniseKirwan, KylieWarren.Middle: left of table:Lee Broun andMal Sparks. Rightof table front torear: Mel Broun,Sharron and DaveKrause. Backgound= ants.Bottom: l-r: Zenilongman, BrianFrench, Jim Longman,Neil Gibb(hidden) Barb Gibb, Steve Best, JanFrench, Kevan Best,Shirley and RomaBest.. Phew.!!

WCSRC Christmas Party 2008Nats and from their recent trip to America. Not surprisingly, most of thephotos were of Chevies, with a sprinkling of other marques amongst them.These circulated aroundthe tables during theevening for every one tohave a sticky beak at.The storm that was forecastfor the evening earlierin the day didn’teventuate, leaving it tobe a warm balmy eveningjust perfect for sucha gathering. Mel, Allan,AB and Eric were preparedto run the stormgauntlet in their rods.Once upon a time, if therewere no other hot rodsat a meeting, AB’s roadsterand Eric’s coupewould be there. DejaVu.

West Coast Street Rod ClubMinutes of General Meeting 16/11/08Meeting opened - 7.35pmApologies – Kim Broun, Gary Bryant, Ken Myers, Joe Galipo,Shane Osborne, Maurice Searle, Ian Swinbourne,Clive Titchener.Vistiors – Ennio, Neil De La PairMinutes of previous meeting – Read and accepted by JimCandido, seconded by BrianFrench.Correspondence In- Cruise News- American Car Club of WA.Geelong Street Rodders Newsletter and entryforms for the Annual Queenscliff Rod RunJan 30 – Feb 1 2009Falcon GT Car Club Newsletter.Telethon Big Breakfast reminder – flags to beused on the day.Correspondence Out- Klaxon.Treasurer’s Report- Presented by Allan Rossi. Accepted by BrianFrench and Neil Gibb.ASRF Report – Flyer re- licensing procedures for hotrods fromPaul Walsh.A meeting to discuss the 2010 Nationals isplanned with rodders from Bunbury / Busseltonarea after Xmas. 2010 Sunday cruise could beto Margaret River which has much to offer.Entry for Nationals to be $110.00 -$130.00.TAC Report - Nothing to report.Social Report - $10.00 per head charge for Club Xmas Dinner onthe 22/11/08.

Xmas Lights Cruise to be held on Dec 20, 08.New people needed to organise this event –Kevan Best, Allan Rossi, Mel Broun and BrianFrench have volunteered to do this.Unfinished Business –Allan Rossi reported that the fridge willcost approx $700.00 to repair. It needs areplacement coil which is beingresourced.The new flags were used at theSpectacular and were very effective.A donation of $520.00 (from the proceedsof the Father’s Day show)has been sent to Senses Foundation.The Club is looking for some one to copythe 21 Years of West Coast DVD.November Rodder of the Year nominee isJim Candido.New Business – The possibility of an Easter cruise to a countrytown was discussed. This is to replace theMoora weekend. Several members indicatedthey were interested so this will be furtherinvestigated. Jan French has kindly offered toorganize this weekend.Allan Rossi has asked that members checktheir address and phone number details foraccuracy.Buy ,Sell Swap-Christmas Lights – See Jimbo’s Salvage9307 6363Set new 48 F1 fibreglass fenders – Steven Best9571 0025Meeting closed at 8.20 pm

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINE30/11/2008. Alan Smart’s Armadale Auto Parts was again thelocation of Sphincters Spanksters Cranksters annual show n shine day. Theday was a massive success with a large number of rods and spectatorsenjoying theoccasion inthe perfectspringweather.This was thethird or fourthyear of the show.It was my firstvisit. I was amazedat the popularity. Iexpected a full car parkand a dozen rods on the verge.I don’t how many rods and classicsturned over on the day. The car park wasfull and so was the street and adjacentVariety was excellent. Top: a rowof rods including Nev Anderson’s34 coupe.. Above: a vastly improvedJag. Right: a phantom34 woodie. Below: A puny Austin7? Sneaks past a row ofsand-kicking muscle cars.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEcar parks for about 300metres up the street. Thestreet was closed tonormal traffic, whichcreated a hugepedestrian mall, withthe odd vehicle passingthrough either leavingor arriving to find aparking spot.The Chevy page! Top clockwise:Joe Italiano’s Showbuster 34 sedan, Graham MixiBell’s 32 roadster, a low bucktourer, white 1942(?) Pickup,Pete Holder’s flamed 33 pickupand Frenchie’s 35 coupe.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEA few A models includinga tudortourer, Ding Bob’sdelivery showingoff its new triple carbs, DaveDickson’s ratty pickup, JeffHitchen’s A coupe and a roadsterwith a 32 radiator shell.The vehicle types ranged froma few vintage restos, a heap ofhot rods to 50 and 60’s classicsto some slightly later Monarosand GT Falcons. Even thepopular ice cream van was anold VW Combi. There waseven a an escapee from the dragstip on display that was startedup every now and then to addsome vibrations and audio to thevisual spectacular.The insides of Alan’sArmadale Auto Parts was apopular location withits ambient airconditioning. Thewalls and displaycases were adornedwith plenty of chromebits, all acting as lures

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEto hot rodders like magnets todress making pins. Myshopping experience waslimited to some T-Cut for thecoupes body. Unfortunately,they didn’t have any elbowAbove: This well executed Buforikit car rocks up to a few shows.A V8 Trike.grease to go with that,or hub caps for thefront rims. Oh wellmore shopping foranother day..West Coast StreetRod Club membersthat were thereAbove, then left: Thisdrag altered(?) had somuch hi tech gear hangingoff the motor Icouldn’t recognize half ofit.. This half built Cussocustom was opened to offers.Been around for decades.Did Gibby see it?

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEDom’sThere is no denying 32 and34 coupes are popular.Thanks to fibre glass, theyare available to the massesnow where once there werefew. Can you spot the steelones today?Above: Pete Simmond’s body by Duffield 34coupe has been around since the early 80’s.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEThis page: A view up one endof the street, it was loger theother way. Graeme Johncruised up in the Caddy andimmediately took up two bays.1939 sedan was built byDenis Leister in the 80’s. Ithas a new owner. The ConvertibleCustomline had a late model injected ford donkwith a blower running of the fan belts.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEincluded Brian French in the 35Chev coupe, Lars’s 34 coupe,Eric’s 39 Willys coupe, Jimbo’sDodge C-cab, Big Al’s A Modeltourer and Des Thomas’s TTudor (the mobile champagnelounge).Naturally it was a meetingpoint for the dozens of old hotrodding mates that oneaccumulates over more thanthirty years. None morememorable than catching upwith the Keyholder ofKelmscott, 9th in-line Earl ofNuffield, WCSRC foundingmember, Master metal worker,John “Duffy” Duffield.Although I thought it was SaintThe Tudor Page! Top clockwise:Hank Robertson’s 34 hiboy,Richie Fullarton’s trophyhunting 32, Des Thomas’s TModel, a 32 hiboy, and an AModel ratty hiboy sedan.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEPeter from the pearly gates at first glance. Peter Simmonds was there in hisBody-by-Duffield 34 coupe. Vince Berriman was there in his classicchannelled 32 roadster armed wih his camera to record the day for historyand possibly for a picture or two in the WA ASRF Rod Tork magazine.Some NON fords: left: 37 Plymouthcoupe, below: 34 Plodge combo, andan unknown roadster, mid left: theEditor’s mileage machine ‘39Willys coupe. (note how small thisphoto is....)

ARMADALE AUTOPARTS SHOW n SHINEVINTAGEAND HOTRODPICKUPSTop to Bottom: JimCandido’s Dodge C-cab, a circa 1947 Internationalute, a restoredbeer-barrelgrilled some tonnerford tray back and amid 35ish hot rodChevy Pickup..

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINE1950s classicpickups are becomingmore popular. I havenever seen a bigger collectionof these F100s before,and many of themare LHD.CLASSIC PICKUPS

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEAbove, left & below: amurder of Mopars. Belowis Greg Tucks1930 Plymouth with a360 Chrysler donk.Top left: DougieBrassington’s 47 coupe. Below: a 47-48 Mercury onchrome wire rims. Jim Longmanbought it later that weekBelow: Flat-head Ben’s47 ford sedan with Teardrop trailer attached possiblyfor a nanna nap??

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEVince Berriman’s 32ROADSTERSMiss DipstickButch Leitch’s 32

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEThe sunny day brought outthe T Buckets and derivatives.Top right is CharlieFerraloro’s. The bucket at leftis based upon a sedan cowlwith solid windscreenpillars.The turtle deckedT roadster belowwas steel bodied.As sweet as Tupelohoney.

ARMADALE AUTO PARTS SHOW n SHINEHG MonaroBam Bam 57 Chev 4door has a full roll cageFalcon Sprint USA bodyFalcon Coupe Aussie body

Good Fella’s Yanchep RunSince the Fathers Dayshow on the first weekendin September, eventorganizers have beenblessed with perfect hotrodding weather for everyoutdoor event. The GoodFellas Hot Rod Club rodrun to Yanchep NationalPark was no different.The popular formatnow attracts 100 -200rods and classics eachyear.The starts at 10:00amwith every one gatheringfor an impromptu showand shine at the KingswayShopping Centre carpark,while official event entrytakes place.Between 10:30 and 11:00the collection of colourmeanders out onto themain drag and headsnorth towards Yanchep, atguess, about 20 milesTop to bottom: A few of the WCSRCrods present. Lars’s 34 coupe, GarryCurnows chanelled 32 roadster in frontof the Editors 39 Willys, Peter Huntersdeuce coupe and Dave Krauses dodgepick up.

Good Fella’s Yanchep Runaway. This year a less directroute was taken thatallowed for some pleasantcruising off the main road.On arrival at Yanchep,the vehicles were usherd tothe lush green park area behindthe inn and infront of thelagoon. Many many rodsparked in idyllic surroundings ona beautiful day. The next bestmove, if you didn’t bring your ownfood for lunch, was to head to theInn , claim a table and seats andorder one of their fabulous fairlypriced meals. After the meal,there was a couple hours to fillwith either sleeping, drinking,chatting, looking at the wildlife,walking or paddling before theGoodies had there monster raffle.A walk to the chocolate shop,just to test my self control andhave a coffee, is my option.Then a walk through the koalahabitat to check them out, on theway back to the inn.

Good Fella’s Yanchep RunThe monster raffle almosthas more prizesthan entrants thanksto the large number ofsupporting sponsors.It was almost oneeach, except somepeople in life are luckierthan others andsuch events rewardthe same people eachtime no matter howmany or few ticketsthey buy. The namesBarbara Gibb and JimCandido come floodingforth in this category,while me andme mates have notmastered the hiddenpowers of winning raffleticket attractionfrom the cosmos. I ama donator not a winner!Jimbo won firstprize, a bar fridge,then another two ofthe top ten prizes.Four of five ofBarbara’s 8 ticketspulled prizes. Fiddyalso got up to collectabout five prizes. Itwas amazing how

Good Fella’s Yanchep Runmany people wonthree or more prizes!The quality of theprizes was excellentfrom top to bottom.The end of theraffle draw at about3:30 is the end ofthe organized part of the day and people then head home at theirown leisure. This inevitably becomes lots of little rod runs withseveral cars bunched together down the main roads and freeway.Well doneby the Good Fellasagain. A good formatwell organised. Nowonder this event hasgrown in popularity soquickly. EWRight: Allan Barker’s Atourer and Barry “The Giant”Batten’s A Pickup.

Good Fella’s Yanchep RunAbove: Keith Wilson’s 40 coupe and Mick Allender’s 32 coupe, a prematurecamera button push on a 48 Merc sedan. Below: Phil Pavacic’s 32goodie truck and a heavily hammeredF100 that needs a cotton bud to cleanthe back window. Bottom: a patentedpanorama shot from a twisty neck.Hammered topand mail slot

Good Fella’s Yanchep RunTop Left clockwise: 39 Chev sedanwas originally built by Brian andEric French, a restored 31 Vicky,of course “Miss Gripstick” wasthere, a Classic 54 Buick Roadmaster, Frank di V’s custom 47ford and a white A Model tudor.

West Coast’s Flags Flying High at Langley Park2008 RAC and Channel Seven Christmas PageantWest Coast displayed 8 rods for this year’s revamped Christmaspageant at Langley Park. Other clubs included the Austin Club,Valiant Car Club and Rambler Car Club. An early set-up at 7 a.m.meant an even earlier start with a prearranged meeting at the clubrooms (it wasn’t exactly roadster weather) before of some of Santa’shelpers descended on the park for a very casual display of cars tohelp celebrate the Christmas pageant. Frenchie’s daughter Rhondaand husband and Dave took the mini rod for their son Ryan toparticipate in the parade only to drop out when the motor stalled, maybe because of overheating. The French’s managed to have 3 carson display, Steve Bestdrove the 35 coupe, Janand Brian in the 57 chevand Dave, Ronda and Ryanin the 56 pick-up. KevinBest (Best of the Bests)peddled his stock 28A trayback all the way fromMuchea. AB kindly lentLeft: Jimbo betweenhisDodge C-cab,and AllanRossi’s 32, infront of therow of memberscars.Top photo: AB’s Aroadster, Mel Broun’s39 Chev coupe.

Malcolm, Annette Sparks and kids the 28 roadster. Mal was astudent at Kelmscot High and actually lent a hand in the build of theroadster. They braved the early morning coolish weather in the dickieseat but will certainly happier when the 38 Plymouth is on the road.Mel and Lee Broun proudly presented their Fine 39 chev as did Jimboin the 28 Dodge C-cab and BL-1 in the 32 roadster. Steve Callejawas also involvedwith the RAC displayon the day. It was aperfect day for theevent which hadbeen revamped owingto daylight savingand associated problems.About 100floats, bands and displaysparaded for thefestivities. An interestingdisplay, the BigRed Hot Rod (couldonly be a chev) pilotedby students fromM.S.J. Productionsbeing one of the lastAbove: Frenchie’s 57 Belair, ‘56 Pickup, and ‘35 Chev floats in the parade.coupe head lamp. Below: Mel Broun’s 39 Chev coupe, Thousands of peopleKevan Best’s A Pickup and Allan Rossi’s 32 roadster. admired the rods,leaving their telltalemarks on the paintand running boardsbut except for a coupleof minor instances,a quitelayed-back day in theshade of a tree endured.Allan Rossi

Who about a day up in Northam, the week before Easter?Following is an email received at Klaxon WA head quarters. Itcould a good day out. Any takers?HiI hope there is still time to get the date 5th April 2009 onto your clubcalendar.This years Northam flying 50 starts on Sat 4th April with the Mt Ommaneyhill climb, & Sunday 5th round the houses flying 50, plus town centre familyfun day, extra demonstrations this year, sprint cars, Hurricane Go Kartracing (town centre separate track), river demo. Lots to see & do.Why not come along & join us at Bernard Park, a grassed area with sometree cover close to the river & close to the action. BBQ, & perhaps use theTime & Place to run your own Concourse, Show & Shine, or a meetingplace after an early morning run! You will be among friends & like mindedpeople, Bring the family.I will be sending out more details later, but if you want to contact me earlieremail at benntoo@iinet.net.auBest Regards, John BenningtonINNOCENCE IS PRICELESSOne Sunday morning, the pastor noticed little Alex standing in thefoyer of the church staring up at a large plaque. It was covered withnames and small American flags mounted on either side of it. Thesix-year old had been staring at the plaque for some time, so the pastorwalked up, stood beside the little boy, and said quietly, 'Good morningAlex.''Good morning Pastor,' he replied, still focused on the plaque. 'Pastor,what is this? 'The pastor said, 'Well son, it's a memorial to all the young men andwomen who died in the service.'Soberly, they just stood together, staring at the large plaque.Finally, little Alex's voice, barely audible and trembling with fear asked,'Which service, the 8:30 or the 10:30?'

TAC CONTACT INFO >>>watac@asrf.org.auThis is the address that will be used in future for build applicationcorrespondence etc, Paul Walsh—---------------------------------------------------4 SALE Clive Titchner’s 32 threewindow coupe , Deuce Customs, body 350chevy , ford 9inch, rodtech chassis etc Get afull spec sheet and photos fromclivetitchener@yahoo.com.au or Ph 95624041 mobile 0400977767 Price is $70k.Special discounts for Club and ASRF members atAuto One Ellenbrook .The crew at will look after you. Lars, Aaron and Glen can also offer greatadvice, gathered with years of experience.The problem with a lot of Auto stores is they are full of fluff and crystalsand often don’t stockhard core rodder requirements.EllenbrookAuto One will order almostanything youcould need for your rod.And still give you somediscount, if they can getdiscount themselves.The Klaxon and West Coast StreetRod Club wishes all members andhot rodders a fantastic and safe festiveperiod and a very fruitful andhealthy 2009.

Coming EventsDec 20: WCSRC Xmas Lights CruiseJanuary 25, 2009 9 th Annual Picnic Cruise MRCC 06-08February 8: Rodder Of The Year Picnic ASRF Steve 9581 6024 To be advisedFeb14, 2009: Big Al’s Poker Run.February 18: Summersun Twilight Cruise Al Erdman 0414 551 928, 9349 4865Cruise to Rockingham as per 2008Feb 27 – March 2: Busselton Drive-in Weekend Radiators Matthew Clarke9751 1401 Same format as previous years.March 8: Pipeline Picnic Cranksters 02/09 Craig Clements9371 2005 Cruise to MundaringMarch 8: Iggy Memorial Run Conrodders 03/09 Dean Hollwarth9523 1932 Cruise to Cemetery and Winery (TBA) for lunchMarch 15: Sunset Coast Cruise WAHRP 07/09 Les Smith 9446 7368 SorrentoSLSC car park from 5pm, R ‘n’ R concert, departing 7:50pm for Southboundcruise.Regular :Wanderer’s Pizza night. Mark Gryska 9418 3668.At Brandi Pizza, Rockingham Rd , Munster. 6.00pm.Second Thursday each Month.Regular: Frenchy and Jimbo’s Rodders breakfast at WCSRCat 8.30 every Saturday morning. Spread the word...Regular: Radiators Monthly Bunbury Cruise. Tony 9721 4386TAC Inspections. 3rd Saturday of month. Call Mike if you needan inspection to make an appointment 0411 709 599CLASSIFIEDSWanted: Neil Gibb- Mudguard for a CustomlineFor sale:FC and FB ute –need restoring EK needssome mechanical work. Ken Myers0417 910 356-47 Chev truck Mike Flett 0402 632 51348 fibreglass pickup guards Steven Best 9571 00251932 Ford 3 window coupe. See inside back cover. Clive TitchnerSTOP PRESS BOXThe Savings made atSponsored by:EllenBrook AutoOne!