Gracie, Helen Lewis, Paul & Amy

Pui, Ken Rolley, Eric Steinhaus,

Carolyn Thompson, Mark & Jo-

anne Wellington and Robert &

Faye Yarroll.

After departing the NRMA car-

park at North Strathfield we had

a pleasant drive to our morning tea stop at the Hawkesbury Café

opposite Richmond Air Base. The

café staff were kept very busy

and while our members sipped

on their coffee and soaked up the

sunshine many of the locals and

visitors took the opportunity to

admire our cars.

It was soon time to take the

planned scenic route to North

Richmond and Freemans Reach;

and then to Ebenezer and Sack-

ville; and eventually on to Wise-

mans Ferry for lunch. However,

sometimes playing follow the leader can be an adventure in

itself; and todays scenic route

was more scenic than originally

planned. The Yarroll’s were tail

15 July 2012. Six Austin 7’s

and two moderns set off for our

annual Don Avery Memorial

Shield Run on a glorious winters

day. The weather was just per-

fect for touring to the Hawkes-bury Region and Wisemans Ferry

in our baby Austins. Todays

event was organised and con-

ducted by Club President Warren

Gracie. Attending was Mervyn &

Maureen Boatwright, Warren

Warren Gracie

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Committee

The deadline for all contributions to Baby Torque is the 2nd last Friday of

each month. Contributions should be sent to The Editor, Baby Torque,

10 Lorraine Street, North Strathfield NSW 2137.

Magazine Deadline

Club Meetings

The Austin 7 Club NSW Inc meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month

at 8:00pm in the NRMA Training Rooms, NRMA Building, George Street,

North Strathfield. Parking is available in the NRMA car park opposite the

building.

Executive Name Home Phone Mobile Phone

President Warren Gracie (02) 9569 2108 0417 417 826

Vice President Paul Pui (02) 9958 1791 0413 621 078

Secretary /

Public Officer Maureen Boatwright (02) 9822 8609 0413 017 263

Treasurer Helen Lewis (02) 9709 2344 0407 108 196

Non-Executive Name Home Phone Mobile Phone

Events Team Maureen Boatwright (02) 9822 8609 0413 017 263

Spare Parts Mervyn Boatwright (02) 9822 8609 0412 940 001

Club Examiners Warren Gracie

Mervyn Boatwright

(02) 9569 2108

(02) 9822 8609

0417 417 826

0412 940 001

Membership Faye Yarroll (02) 9706 8007 0412 830 041

Editor /

Webmaster Robert Yarroll (02) 9706 8007 -

As a courtesy, please do not contact Committee Members after 9:00pm.

Banking Details

Austin 7 Club NSW Inc

Spare Parts Austin 7 Club NSW Inc

Bank Laboratories Credit Union Bendigo Bank

BSB 802-841 633-000

Account 100008499 128875804

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At our last General Meeting the

subject of entry tickets for the com-

ing Shannons Eastern Creek Clas-

sic and All British Display Day was

discussed. Entry tickets for these

two events are ordered and paid

for many months in advance.

The discussion centred on Club

members cars that are Condition-ally Registered with our Club as

their primary Club; or another

Club as their primary Club and

our Club as a secondary club.

Since we had to order and pay for

these tickets without knowing how

Presidents Report many would eventually be needed,

the Committee decided that mem-

bers who had their car Condition-

ally Registered with our Club as

their primary Club would received

allocation preference. All available entry tickets were allocated to

such members and none were

available for other members who

could probably obtain one from

their primary Club.

As these display days become more

popular I can see a time will come

when rationing of entry tickets will

become necessary.

Happy Sevening …Warren Gracie

we all know it’s a great little car … but Brian, you’ve got to be joking!

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Twelve people attended our Austinmer Breakfast Run and it was ex-

tremely cold on the beach. The Don Avery Memorial Shield Run was a

great success with a beautiful run along the Hawkesbury River. We even-

tually arrived at the Wisemans Ferry Bowling Club for a big lunch. In

attendance were Warren Gracie, Ken Rolley, Eric Steinhaus, Helen Lewis,

Carolyn Thompson, Joanne & Mark Wellington, Faye & Robert Yarroll, Amy & Paul Pui and Maureen & Mervyn Boatwright.

Our next Club run is breakfast at Brooklyn. If you are interested in at-tending please contact me ASAP so I can make a booking. If you are at-

tending Shannons Eastern Creek Classic and require your orange Entry Ticket stamped then please bring it to the August General Meeting.

Anyone interested in going to the Grafton Jacaranda Rally on 1-4 Novem-

ber 2012 (as listed in Correspondence In – July Meeting) please contact Maureen. Cliff Stockley has kindly offered to book your accommodation

at Grafton plus you can stay at his house on your way up and return if

you want (maximum four people, two spare rooms). See you at Brooklyn.

Happy Austin 7 touring …Maureen Boatwright

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Coming Events

5 August 2012 … Breakfast Run - Hawkesbury River Marina Brooklyn

Departing NRMA car-park North Strathfield at 7:40am. Our Destination

is the Hawkesbury River Marina, Dangar Road (Lot 501 McKell Park),

Brooklyn. Please contact the Maureen on 9822 8609 if you are interested

in attending.

19 August 2012 … Shannons Eastern Creek Classic 2012

If you are attending and require your orange Entry Ticket

stamped then please bring it to the August General Meeting.

26 August 2012 … All British Display Day - Kings School Nth Parramatta

In conjunction with The King’s School Art Show. Bring the family and have a great day at the Kings School, Pennant Hills Road, North Parramatta (entry via Masons Drive).

15-16 September 2012 … Presidents Weekend - Destination TBA

Please note the new date for this event. Final details are not yet complete but will appear in next months Baby Torque magazine. If interested in attending please contact Warren Gracie on 9569 2108 or Maureen Boatwright on 9822 8609 for accommodation bookings.

30 September 2012 … Bay to Birdwood Run - SA

1 - 5 October 2012 … 90th Anniversary National Austin 7 Hub Rally - Tanunda, SA

When entries CLOSED on 30 June 2012 there were 161 Austin 7 entrants.

Everyone should have received their final newsletter from South Australia.

6-7 October 2012 … Vintage Collingrove Speed Hillclimb - SA

28 October 2012 … Fairground Follies at St.Peters

Our Club will be joining the Vauxhall Owners Club today. This sounds like a great day out … many years ago we visited the Follies at another place and had a wonderful time. Please contact Maureen on 9822 8609 if you are inter-ested in attending.

11 November 2012 … Ladies Day

25 November 2012 … Centennial Park Display Day

9 December 2012 … Christmas Function / Presentation Day

29 March 2013 - 1 April 2013 … Austins Over Australia - Bendigo VIC

This event falls over Easter. Please contact Maureen on 9822 8609 if you re-quire an Expression of Interest form and/or Newsletter #1.

Graham & Maria Burgess .. Speers Point

Paul & Romona Kinder ….. Beverly Hills

Robert Lang ………….…. North Lambton

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arrive. Wow … there was mouth-

watering Calamari, scrumptious

lamb shanks, a selection of fish

and even enormous seafood plat-

ters, and that’s not to mention

the Club burgers with chips. We’re quite used to a Big Break-

fast but today it was definitely a

Big Lunch instead. Some of our

hungry members couldn’t even

finish their meal.

So after our feed it was time to

sit back and relax and enjoy the

social company of other mem-

bers until it was time for our

Event Directors Q&A Challenge.

Please make the questions a little

simpler next time Mr President.

After lunch everyone set off on

their homeward journey. A big

thank you to President Warren

Gracie for organising such a

wonderful days outing.

P.S. It was like Russian Roulette

when we visited Hawkins Look-

out on our way home. Although

the view was gorgeous the car-

park was crowded as about

twenty cars tried to fit in a space designed for about ten. At least

we survived reversing out onto

the main road. That’s not some-

thing normally recommended.

end Charlie today and must have

got every red light on their jour-

ney. As all the Austins were ap-

proaching the Windsor area the

Run Sheet definitely told every-

one to turn left into Wilberforce

Road, but in true Austin 7 style

most of the cars turned right. Oh

no …. where are we all heading

now? And this is where much of the fun and adventure started.

Several drivers soon realised

their mistake and looked for

somewhere to turn around to get

back to Wilberforce Road. Most

cars did eventually head for the

Sackville Ferry to cross the pic-

turesque Hawkesbury River.

However, some had to get to

lunch any way they could.

After crossing the river we em-

barked on the Wisemans Ferry

meander and travelled along the

winding and narrow River Road

and took in the breath taking

views of the river and the many

beautiful properties along its shores.

Eventually everyone arrived at

the Wisemans Ferry Bowling

Club for lunch. Well, by this time

we had all worked up a thirst

and appetite; so after a refresh-

ing drink our meals started to

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1 July 2012. Nine Club members met at Heathcote Railway Station car-

park this morning for a leisurely drive down to beautiful Austinmer

Beach. And weren’t we treated to just about the sunniest day this win-

ter. The skies were crystal clear and so too was the Tasman Sea. When

we reached the beach some adventurous locals were already having a

dip in the ocean pool while others were riding the waves on their surf-

boards. Our group parked their cars in formation at the beach car-park

and wasted no time in crossing the road and heading straight for the

AustiBeach Café. Our coffee orders were taken first while we considered

our breakfast options. Some younger male members seemed to spend more effort studying the waitresses than the Menu; but eventually we all

placed our breakfast orders. Everyone was happy when their food ar-

rived. As usual the Big Breakfasts were HUGE and all the other delica-

cies were scrumptious too. Our display of Austin’s in the car-park was

an instant success and many people took the chance to take a close look

at them. After breakfast we strolled over to the beach again and contin-

ued chatting until it was time to depart. But depart we didn’t! One of our

Austin 7’s refused to proceed and it took the combined brain power of

everyone present to finally get it going after about an hour of total confu-

sion. I won’t nominate the embarrassed Club member who experienced

the problem but Warren Gracie has asked me to especially thank Ken

Rolley and Mark Wellington for all their valuable help. We had yet anoth-

er wonderful fun filled day mixed with just enough drama to make

things interesting. Our homeward journey proved to be as pleasant as

our morning jaunt and everyone arrive home safely. … the Editor

some locals taking a dip in the ocean pool

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It’s great to feature an interstate member’s car this month.

Graeme and Bev Logan purchased their 1935 Austin Seven Ruby Sedan in

1967 for a handsome price of $100. This little car was used as their second car and Bev could often be seen driving the children around, packing the

car with groceries and doing regular trips to the local kindergarten. The

little car certainly came in very handy and got plenty of regular use.

Graeme and Bev also used their little Ruby on Border Runs and other Club

events with the Melbourne Austin Seven Club.

In 1973 the Austin was put into storage near the beach at Dromana as

Graeme and Bev moved to Deniliquin for a couple of years. Then in 1976

they purchased a new family home in Merricks North and the little Austin

was taken out of storage, dusted off and yet again Bev drove it to work

each day. However, it was getting very tired and things were a bit loose

and full of rust, so eventually Graeme and Bev decided it was time to buy a

modern car that was more suitable for carrying their teenage children.

The little Ruby was eventually taken off the road for restoration in 1985

Car of the Month ... Graeme & Bev’s 1935 A7 Ruby

1935 Austin 7 Ruby

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Information Sheet

If you would like to see your Austin 7 featured in this magazine please

complete and return the “Car of the Month - Information Sheet” available

from the Editor.

and they then purchased a 1937 Austin Seven Tourer.

It took about ten years to complete the Ruby’s restoration and it was put

back on the road just in time for the 2007 Austin Seven National Rally in

Mudgee. Since then the little Austin has travelled about thirteen thousand

miles including a few times to the South Australia Border. Some of their

travelling was not incident free and Graeme remembers braking two

crankshafts in the Ruby.

We hope Graeme and Bev have a safe and happy trip to the 2012 Austin

Seven Rally at Tanunda and we look forward to catching up with them

soon. Happy touring.

Graeme and Bev

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Actually I only saw par-tridge quail, and pea-fowl, but I confess that I spent a good deal of my time won-dering whether the tigers ever came out in the day-time to feast off lonely maidens driving “baby” cars!

And the heat! I cast off stockings and other items until I was wearing little more than a sleeveless shirt-blouse and a shan-tung shirt and still I re-mained limp and exhaust-ed.

From Kundra I drove through Muthani and over the Karamasa River to Moghal Serai, where the River Ganges is crossed by a bridge of boats. Sev-en miles farther on I reached the holy city of Benares.

One thing that struck me as I went along, all the way from Calcutta to Bom-bay, was the constantly changing types of people one met on the road. Here I would encounter short

men clad only in lion-cloths, with long black hair hanging round their shoul-ders; a little farther on were others who looked like Arab sheiks, dressed in beautiful robes of red, orange, and violet. It seemed to me that chang-es like this took place eve-ry few miles, the inhabit-ants altering not only in countenance and dress but also in demeanour.

My night at Allahabad stands out in strong con-trast to the awful hours spent in the dak bunga-lows at Baraker and Ku-dra. This was civilisation, and I was able to discard my faithful old Burberry for the joys of a real bed and bed-clothes.

Muratgang, Khaga, Fate-pur, Azafpur, and Cawn-pore followed in quick succession, and as I sped along I was fascinated by the antics of the monkeys in the trees. Some of them came quite close, grimac-ing and chattering as if asking me what I was doing in their domain, and as I watched them it struck me what a jolly pet a tame monkey would make. I determined, if possible, to take hold of one.

Luck favoured me, for at the next dak bungalow, I was able to buy one for five rupees – a dear little baby who soon became a keen motorist and great friends with his mistress. He was most intelligent and tame and when, every now and then, I stopped and gave him a run, he would climb a few trees, but always with a wary eye on the car, to which he would return directly he saw I was ready to start again. He proved an asset in another way, too, for he served as an introduction to the native villages I entered. The natives like monkeys, and the fact that I was kind to this one im-mediately put me in their good graces.

At Delhi I visited the ro-mantic Palace of Rajahs, being particularly charmed by the tiny stream of rose-water which runs through the palace-rooms and ends in a pond of lotus flowers. Could anything express more beautifully the spirit of the romantic East?

In order to take advantage of the cooler hours, I left Delhi at four a.m., and while it was still dark I saw in front of me what looked

Round the World in a “Baby” Car by Gladys de Haviland

Part 7

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… the end …

like two bicycle lamps on the road. They proved to be the eyes of a jackal, which bounded away at my approach.

“Anyway,” I said to myself, “thank goodness it wasn’t a tiger.”

I reached Agra about sev-en in the evening, and the monkey and I were resting after dinner when a charming Austin owner at my hotel offered to take me to view the Taj Mahal by moonlight. It proved to be the sight of a lifetime, and I cannot express the beauty of the wonderful building seen under these conditions – the shadowy cypress trees, the exquis-ite red poppies, made of precious stones, that em-bellish the tombs, the carved marble lilies, all bathed in the wonderful radiance of an Indian moon.

From Agra to Mhow the run was uneventful, the chief event being when I ran out of food, and mas-ter Monkey and I dined off a tin of pineapple, which he simply adored. He was a most polite little beast, and ate his meals with the utmost decorum.

I was now on my last three hundred miles be-fore reaching Bombay, but had one more thrill before entering that city. Just as evening was coming on I

ran out of petrol near a village whose inhabitants seemed extraordinarily stupid, for I could not make them understand what I wanted.

The upshot was that the monkey and I had to sleep in the car that night, an eerie proceeding when the slow-passing hours are punctuated by the howling of jackals, and one does not know what else – or who else! – may be prowl-ing around. However, day-light came without unto-ward incident, and I man-aged to obtain some pet-rol from a lorry-driver and resume my way.

Near Nampur there are two steep ghats, with hair-pins bends, where ox-carts toiling up and down the hill made progress very slow. It was four in the morning when I finally reached Bombay, with just enough energy to put the monkey to bed, tumble into a bath, and then go to bed myself.

My impression of Indian roads is that they are won-derful, in spite of the fact that I was dogged by puncture – eight of them! – all the way across. The heat and the mosquitoes, however, as well as the inferior accommodation at the dak bungalows, are drawbacks, which take the edge off the enjoyment of even the most enthusiastic

motorist. Still, I suppose one can never get roses without the thorns!

From Bombay I went by sea to Venice. To my real grief I had to part with my little monkey before I left, for I was informed that European conditions would be fatal to him. However, I left the dear little beastie in good hands. I wonder if he still remembers his travels in the car?

Venice saw me on the road again with only one thought in my mind – to get home as soon as pos-sible. I travelled via Milan, Genoa, Bordhighera, St. Raphael, Avignon, Beau-vais, to Calais, and at Dover was officially wel-comed home by the Mayor being afterwards escorted to Folkestone by a bevy of “Austin Sevens,” recalling my New Zealand and Australian experienc-es.

Another Mayoral reception followed at Maidstone, and the final scene of my seven months’ tour took place in London, where I was entertained to lunch-eon at the Connaught Rooms. Sir Herbert Austin presided and Lord Riddell was present and proposed one of the toasts.

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These minutes of the Austin 7 Club NSW Inc are to be confirmed at the next General Meeting

Minutes of the July 2012 General Meeting

Held on 11 July 2012 at NRMA Training Centre, George Street, North Strathfield.

The meeting was opened at 8:03pm by Warren Gracie who welcomed all mem-

bers to the meeting.

Minutes taker: Maureen Boatwright

Attendees: 28

Apologies: Joanne Wellington, Brian & Deirdre Haywood, Carolyn Thompson,

Helen Lewis.

Visitors: Paul & Romona Kinder

Moved: Mark Wellington Seconded: Denis Quartly

Minutes of previous meeting read and

accepted:

Moved: Eric Steinhaus Seconded: Bob Riches

Business arising from minutes: NIL

Correspondence: Inwards: 2 new mem-

berships, 1 new sponsorship, Magazines:

Lightshaft Vic, The Depender, Whippet Overland Knight Restorers Inc., Veteran & Vintage Car Club of Goulburn. Invita-tion from Power House Museum-Castle

Hill, Highlands Motorfest-Sunday 28/10/2012, Grafton Vintage Motor Ve-hicle Club-Jacaranda Rally l-4 November 2012. Emails Inwards: S.A. National Rally

requests. Correspondence Outwards: 2

Letters to Eric Steinhaus 26/06/2012 & 6/07/2012. Emails Outwards: Austin

Seven Register of Queensland.

Moved: Bob Riches Seconded: Mark Wellington

Treasurers Report: Paul Pui read the Financial Report in the absence of Helen

Lewis.

Moved: Cliff Edwards Seconded: Mark Wellington

Spare Parts Report: Mervyn Boatwright

read the Spare Parts Report.

Moved: Bob Riches Seconded: Mark Wellington

Editor: Robert Yarroll. Mt.Victoria great weekend. Cliff Stockley won award up

north. Ted Johnson had A7 many years

ago, very happy about story in magazine.

Membership Officer: Faye Yarroll. Faye

reported we have 2 new memberships & 1 in mail (Paul & Romano Kinder) & 81 memberships. 35 hits after Mt.Victoria,

1400 hits May, 1675 June, More cars of

month required.

Welfare: Deirdre Haywood broke her leg while touring in the Kimberly and had to be airlifted to Broome and then via the

Flying Doctor onto Perth for surgery. We

all hope she has a quick recovery.

Public Officer/Secretary: Thanks to

Faye & Robert Yarroll for preparing the new booklet for all members. This booklet now contains the amendments to the constitution and includes the Club Rules

along with the Members Mate.

Events Team: I have had many calls on

the weekend at Mt.Victoria asking when are we going again? Don’t forget to book in for Fairground Follies at St.Peters on 28

October 2012. 161 entries at 30 June 2012 for S.A. Rally, email requesting 3 things from the S.A. Austin 7 Club to be completed by NSW Austin 7 Club. Those

requiring letters to cover movement of their HCRS vehicle during Rally in S.A. should contact Maureen with details such as: dates and your registration

number. Tickets are selling fast for East-ern Creek & All British Day, only a few

left.

Moved: Robert Yarroll Seconded: Mark Wellington

General Business: Kevin Harte took the floor and asked the President to write to his son Anthony and explain to him why he was on the waiting list for a ticket to

Eastern Creek. Ron Selig thanked those who helped him when he had car trouble at Lithgow (23 June 2012). Eric Stein-haus said although it was a little late he

wished to thank Ron Selig for helping him when he broke down on his first run - Brooklyn (6 November 2011). Eric also

addressed the meeting wanting to change the Club Rules which had been unani-mously accepted at a Special General Meeting on 9 May 2012. The President

then requested Eric to put his request to

the Committee in writing.

The meeting closed at 9.41pm

Door Prize - Won by Ken Rolley Raffle - Won by Mark Wellington

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Recent Happy Snaps

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If you own a car, motorcycle or scooter that’s more than 15 years old and keep it for recreational purposes you could consider Veteran, Vintage and Classic Vehicle Insurance from NRMA. Da-vid Snape, an Ambassador/Consultant with NRMA In-surance, has recently be-come a Business Card Sponsor of the Austin 7 Club NSW. Whether your

pride and joy is a classic (15 years or older), vintage (made between 1919 and 1930) or veteran (pre-1919), David can help you with information regarding cover for its agreed value against accidental damage, theft, fire, storm, flood and more.

C. Lim Consulting Pty Ltd has in-depth and broad experience in pharmaceu-tical and veterinary GMP

consulting to the pharma-ceutical and animal health industries. The consultan-cy has worked with many multi-national companies to bring them to TGA, EU/PICS, FDA, SFDA, APVMA (Australian) and ACVM (New Zealand) GMP re-

quirements. This consultancy has also provided consultancy services to the Medical Device Board and the National Pharmaceutical Control Bureau, Ministry of Health, Malaysia. The consultancy provides broad-range con-sulting for Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), Pharmaceutical Validation, Pharmaceutical GMP audit, GMP training and documentation, Quality Con-trol (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) requirements and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) for TGA (Australia), New Zealand, US FDA, SFDA (China), EU, Asian and WHO GMP.

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8 August 2012 Denis & Helen Quartly

12 September 2012 Warren Gracie

24 October 2012 To Be Advised

14 November 2012 Faye & Robert Yarroll

12 December 2012 Christmas … members bring a plate

9 January 2013 To Be Advised

All Spare Parts correspondence should be addressed to:All Spare Parts correspondence should be addressed to:

Mr Mervyn Boatwright,Mr Mervyn Boatwright,

P.O. Box 366, Casula Mall. NSW 2170P.O. Box 366, Casula Mall. NSW 2170

Tel: (02) 9822 8609 Email: m.boaty@bigpond.comTel: (02) 9822 8609 Email: m.boaty@bigpond.com

DISCLAIMER: The Austin 7 Club NSW Inc (the Club), its Officers and the Committee cannot be

held liable for any errors and/or omissions in items that are published in good faith in this Baby Torque magazine. It should be noted that the publication of an advertisement or expression of

views in articles and reports in this magazine does not necessarily imply endorsement by the Club. !

Point Score Trophy

Don’t forget the Austin 7 Club NSW “Point Score” pro-

gram. Our aim is to see as many people as possible at-

tending events and meetings (including monthly general meetings). Participation in an event or outing from the

starting point to the finish will score you 2 points, while

attending a general meeting will score you 1 point. These

points are awarded whether you attend in your Austin 7

or modern car. The person with the highest points tally

will receive a trophy at our Christmas Luncheon /

Presentation Day. So come along and get involved.

Spare Parts will NOT be brought to meetings unless requested beforehand Spare Parts will NOT be brought to meetings unless requested beforehand

due to the vast number of parts in stock. Please contact Merv by the due to the vast number of parts in stock. Please contact Merv by the

Thursday evening prior to the meeting with details of the parts you need.Thursday evening prior to the meeting with details of the parts you need.

All Members choosing to pay by cheque for parts should read the instruc-All Members choosing to pay by cheque for parts should read the instruc-

tions at the bottom of their invoice. Please make all cheques for Spare tions at the bottom of their invoice. Please make all cheques for Spare

Parts payable to Parts payable to Austin 7 Club NSW Inc Spare PartsAustin 7 Club NSW Inc Spare Parts..

Supper Roster

Members are to observe all RMS Regulations

and Club Rules as contained in our current

Constitution and Members Mate booklet.

If this Club is nominated as your Primary Club

under the RMS Historic Conditional Registra-

tion Scheme (HCRS) then the following docu-

ments MUST be carried in your vehicle at all times.

a copy of your RMS Certificate of Approved Operation of Vehicle

a copy of this Clubs Certificate of Insurance (Public Liability)

a current or recent Baby Torque magazine

The Austin 7 Club NSW Inc has

been active for 29 years and

aims to bring together people

with the common interest of re-

storing, preserving and driving

Austin Sevens. We are an infor-

mal family club that regularly

takes our "Babies" to the road

for some fun social touring.

Spare parts are available to

Club Members through the Club

Spares Division and our tech-

nical people will give advice,

where possible, in regard to the

restoration of these cars.

Postal Address:

P.O. Box 6009 North Ryde NSW 2113

Email:

info@austin7clubnsw.org.au

Website:

www.austin7clubnsw.org.au

Austin 7 Club NSW Inc

"Dedicated to the preservation and

enjoyment of all types of

Austin Sevens"

RMS Regulations

& Club Rules

Member of The Council of Motor Clubs, Inc

If bad weather conditions are looming please

contact Maureen Boatwright (Home) 02 9822

8609 (Mobile) 0413 017 263 or Warren Gracie (Home) 02 9569 2108 (Mobile) 0417 417 826

Saturday evenings or from 6:30am on the

Sunday of the run.