OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE VOLKSWAGEN CLUB OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA INC.
AUGUST 2018
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Jamie Barrett
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Since Welcome to VWWA Magazine!
MY FAVES... 1956 Oval Beetle
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A huge thanks goes out to Sean Douglas for bringing our ideas to life. The new shield style logo is a collaboration of ideas and we love the finished product.
Jarrahdale Cruise
Another worthy mention goes to Darren with his awesomely restored Green Beetle featured in this edition. With minimal notice he got the article information back to me in speedy time. The Jarrahdale cruise was a photographers dream. Loads of lovely Dubs to photograph. The changing weather and awesome backdrops was a joy. Plus the bonus of walking around George Parolos’ huge collection of interesting vehicles and machinery. I could have done a whole article about this plot of land.
Chapel Farm Cruise
10 Years of Alfreds
I trust that you’ll enjoy this edition - I loved putting this one together ! We’ve had a great response to our membership renewals. Thank you! 150 people have renewed which is fantastic. We’ve had 13 new members join since June. Welcome aboard. There are still a few to renew and we don’t want to lose you. So please check your emails for details and make your payment soon. I’m sure you don’t want to miss out on your VWWA magazine! Jan Ahearn 233 Members Membership Officer
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Presidents Spot Dear Members and Readers,
What a rainy last few months - well we needed it though. The events have been interesting - 10 Years of Alfred’s!!! I reckon that I miss 2 a year on average So I would have been to 100 meets there. (so that must be about 90 Alfred’s Burgers over the years). We wish Gerry Prosser all the best and a speedy recovery as he has had a stint in hospital. Its a sad time too for their business as Gerrykay Mechanical has closed its doors. I know that Kay and Gerry have done so much for the VW community and particularly the Formula Vees. They do have parts that they wish to sell and move so get in touch with them. All the best. Our Annual General Meeting is on the12th September. Come along to meet other members and hear about the last financial years activity. All positions on the committee are available too.
We need more new faces on the committee to spread the work load, some current members are stepping down as they have been involved for many years now. If you are worried about commitment and time - I assure you only a few hours a month is all that is required to be a part of the organising committee. We have trialled some Member exclusive events where discounts or free food/drink are available. We may do more of these types of events - Another benefit and offering to club members. Membership renewals and reminders have gone out. Thank you to all that have paid up for another year. If you will not be renewing your membership I thank you for supporting us. This will be the last magazine and event notification email you’ll be receiving :( Jamie Barrett Club President
CAR WASH EVENT COMING SOON
VW Club WA Calendar DWELLINGUP CAMPOUT Weekend of 18TH AUGUST
There is something lovely about bush camping especially at Nanga Mill in Dwellingup. Standing round the campfire sharing VW stories. Make a full weekend of it or just come for one night... Up to you. It’s that time of the year again for the Annual VWCWA Dwellingup Camp. This is always a good event... rain or shine. As usual bring some firewood and plenty of warm clothes. You need to be self sufficient as there are no shops nearby. There is a long drop toilet. All VW enthusiasts are welcome. No cruise planned - see you there. Contact Ida Holm 0452 269 228
Cunderdin Hot Rod Show
20th - 21st OCTOBER
Join in the country town fun Cruising from Mundaring Hotel Carpark departing at 9am - see poster/page in this mag for more info. Contact Ida Holm 0452 269 228
MARGARET RIVER CAMPING WEEKEND
2nd - 4th NOVEMBER
We have reserved 10 powered sites to start with at the picturesque Big Valley Campsite. So the first 10 to book and pay are guaranteed to be camped together. Call the campsite directly - let them know you are with the VW Club. The sites cost $35 per night for 2 people. Extra COastal cruise people are an additional $15 each. Well SUNDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER behaved dogs on leads are permitted if Join the cruise at one of the meeting they are supervised at all times as it is points. Starting at Singleton Beach a working farm with other animals. Tel. Carpark at 9am. Next stop Captain 9757 5020 Munchies Freo at 10:30. City Beach, Fred Burton Way for a 12 noon departure. Day of The Volkswagen 2018 Ending at Mindarie Quay for lunch. SUNDAY 3RD DECEMEBER Jamie Barrett 0408 183 396 It’s the Big One! - We return to Wilson Park in South Fremantle again. This AGM time we are celebrating 80 Years of the WEDNESDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER Beetle. We’re introducing a cooking STARTS AT 6:30PM competition with limited spots. More The AGM has been held at the Vic Park info further in the magazine. Hotel for the last 2 years No one is in a Jamie Barrett 0408 183 396 rush to leave and some members come early for food and a drink. I will be using aLFREDS DATES Uber for this one! WEDNESDAY 1ST AUGUST Please come along learn more about us WEDNESDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER and consider jumping on the committee. WEDNESDAY 3RD OCTOBER WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER For the most up to date info follow our facebook page
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JA R R A H DA L E W I N T E R C RU I S E The wintery weather didn’t keep the cruisers away on our recent Jarrahdale Winter Cruise. The forecast was miserable with 95% chance of rain... but I guess it is winter! We had arranged to meet in Kelmscott and there we had 12 vehicles arrive ready to go. Amongst them were some new faces and old members too. The rain held off and we departed full of high spirits, only to get a little way down the road, before some bad luck struck the fastback on her maiden cruise with the club. Poor Chrissy had to pull out and call the RAC despite the best efforts of Dave
words & images Janice Ahearn
and Andrew who tried to get her back on the road. After waiting for a while on a side street we continued the cruise down South Western Highway to Kingsbury Drive where we stopped at the Look Out to regroup and meet up with some more VW’s. The view from there was spectacular and the weather was still being kind. We regrouped and carried on along the tourist drive to Serpentine Dam. Jamie and I raced ahead to try for some photographs of the convoy coming over the dam.
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From there we drove on to Jarrahdale Tavern where there were some more vehicles and an excited young Oskar waiting for us. The tavern had kindly put a room aside for us to congregate and enjoy our lunches.
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With a bit of effort Jamie & I had tracked down a local Jarrahdale icon, George Parolo, who has an extensive collection of old machinery. He was happy to give us a guided tour for $5 each. It was worth paying $5 just to meet George! What a character he is. He showed us around his yard full of old cars, tractors, trucks and motorbikes. It was a photographer’s paradise. The light was just right and the rusty vehicles made a perfect subject. We wandered around for some time and then George showed us through old Whitby Cottage, built in 1920, that he had furnished in that period.
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The day-trippers headed home at this point and the rest of us drove out to the Jarrahdale Oval where the Serpentine Council had kindly allowed us to camp for the night. The weather was beginning to look ominous but we were lucky to have a shelter. With a few strategically placed tarpaulins along with Ida & Paul’s fire pit we were dry and toasty. It was an enjoyable event with 21 vehicles taking part.
MEMBER PROFILE THIS MONTH WE FIND OUT A BIT ABOUT CLUB MEMBER:
Dan Simmons How long have you had a passion for VWs? Since I was a kid, watching Herbie growing up I thought that car was legendary! What got you into VWs? Meeting a Hippy when I first came over to Australia from NZ, he raved about his Splittie. Once I saw it - I was in love! I was like “I gotta get myself a Split screen Kombi one day!” Back then they weren’t as expensive as they are now. Onnnneee day I guess haha. What cars do you own? 1975 VW Kombi Camper 1976 VW Kombi 8 Seater 2005 Nissan Xtrail Camper 2000 Toyota Hiace Campervan 1992 Suzuki DR 650 2005 Mazda Tribute Best VW experience? Driving my ‘75 Kombi down to use as a wedding car in Nannup. Was an amazing adventure. Got a thumbs up from lots of other motorists on the way down there. Favourite VW club cruise to date? Hillary’s to Munster last year. Best VW you have ever owned? 1975 VW Poptop Camper Ongoing forever project! Bought as a complete rust bucket that really should have been yellow stickered considering the state it was in! Dan Simmons Freedom Campers
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Driving towards a shopping centre on a Saturday afternoon is normally a headache for me.... It means hustle and bustle, queues and noise. This time however it was the meeting point for the Chapel Farm Cruise. Upon arrival the sun was out and a few had already arrived for the meet. Justin and his boy Logan in the Beetle were leading the way on this one. The chosen route to Chapel Farm was direct without too many traffic lights to split us up. This gave us an opportunity to group up and stay together for once. Our string of Volksies
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looked great on Roe Highway. We convoyed without a hitch to Middle Swan and met up with other members at the destination. What a great location for us - plenty of space, interesting hand built building, great food and friendly staff. We chatted the afternoon away whilst grazing on the lovely food that was quick to arrive at the tables. A few of us braved the cold evening and headed up the hill for some Kombi camping around the fire with drinks.
CHAPEL FARM CRUISE
The Bayleys’ cool 1966 Beetle Kim Shurman strutting his stuff
Pre-cruise at Bull Creek meeting point
Justin and Logan Bayley hanging out
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The inaugural Day of the Volkswagen Cooking Competition Limited Numbers - You MUST register your interest by emailing administration@vwclubwa.com STARTERS Max amount spent on ingredients = $10 excluding spices, herbs, salt n pepper, cooking oil/butter. Must provide a receipt for all ingredients and display them before cooking 30 minutes to prepare and present Hot or Cold Main Meal. No open fires or coals For hygiene requirements you must have hand washing equipment. Judges decision is final MAINS Points for Original name of dish Points for entertainment value and effort Points for Taste & Presentation SWEETS Can be windy – be prepared One of the judges doesn’t like Mushrooms
CONCESSIONAL LICENCE INFO **IMPORTANT NOTICE**
Concessional Licenced vehicle owners, Member renewals have been sent out. You must renew your membership for the concessional licence to be valid. After the payment date of 30 July a report of all members that have not renewed will be sent to the Department of Transport. If you do not renew your vehicle you will not be licenced - therefore not insured. The club has the ability to have vehicles on concessional licence as a privilege not a right. This will be removed from the club if our members are found to be abusing the system.
If you have modified your vehicle it will need to have full registration, please email licence@vwclubwa.com if your vehicle is no longer on concessional license. If you want to put your vehicle onto concessional licence it is required to remain STOCK. Here is a flow chart to help you decide if this scheme would suit you >>>> For more information or to put your vehicle onto concessional licence contact our guru Dave Moore by email at licence@vwclubwa.com
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I first saw this car at Alfred’s Kitchen a while ago. I could see that it was special from the way it was presented, clean, shiny and cherished. Darren was a mechanic and owned a Garage business back in the UK. Although no official training in Paint or Panel he took on this project with the intention of doing most of the work himself (not the first car he has painted). He is a big believer in not paying someone else to do something you can do yourself. Darren’s first VW was a MK1 Scirocco back in 1987 – He was only 14 years old. He repainted this at home and sold it for a profit. His love of Beetles started back in
2001 when he purchased a 1960 standard the first of six in total. The Oval, a 1956 originally from New Zealand, found itself in Albany, WA. This is where it was rescued. It had been standing for 10 years unloved. Originally blue and re sprayed silver. This restoration was a Body off – meaning the shell was separated from the chassis. Wolfsburg West floor pans were welded in along with new heater channels. All the rust repairs for the shell were done using another donor car - and some Das Resto quality parts - luckily there wasn’t much rust.
All mechanicals received an overhaul, front brakes upgraded to disks. The gearbox is a synchronised version from a 60’s Beetle. Most parts were imported from CIP1 in the States. After countless hours getting the body perfect, the car was then treated to new acrylic paint and polished. The final colour took Darren over a year to choose. He wanted a 50’s type colour. After flicking through paint shop chip books this is the one that was finally chosen.
Once the body and pan were reunited, a TMI mohair headlining was fitted with help from a YouTube video – the fitting took 2 days! Darren had trouble sourcing a ready made carpet kit of the quality and colour that he wanted so he made his own. A rare genuine Rometsch steering wheel sets off the dash. On the exterior “Towel Rail” bumpers were used (the rear off a ’67 European Beetle with different profile rails)
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Other than a slight height adjustment at the rear - the car is finished! Youngest daughter Jemma didn’t consult Dad but she’s adamant that she will own the car when she’s older!
It was important that the semaphores worked to keep the period feel. The voltage was increased from the stock 6V to 12V.
The engine is a standard 1600 Dual Port with NOS twin Solex carburetors with original 50’s Oil baths atop. Doghouse fan shroud, Bosch 009 Distributor fitted with points and condenser. Stainless steel J-pipes lead the burnt gas into a stock exhaust.
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Enjoy your bacon & egg breakfast with a nostalgic view of the Cunderdin landscape, followed by The Cunderdin 100 Mile Club inc. presents it`s second annual Cunderdin Hot Rod & Classic Car “how quick is your rod”. Only licenced vehicles permitted, the driver must have a helmet & blow Show, displaying All Hot Rods & Steel Bumper zero`s. Classic Cars prior to 1985 in the Wheatbelt region.
“Dust off your baby and show us what she`s got” General admission $5.00 adults giving u the chance to vote on your favorite machine - kids free. Food available on the day. This 2-day event starts off on Saturday 11 am for the Show & Shine and a nostalgic tour of picker Ray`s property. Kids activities on the ground. A lovely country roast dinner with full bar facilities & a live band during the afternoon and evening to finish off the night.
Glider flights will be available on the day provided by the Gliding Club of WA. Free camping on the sporting ground with clean amenities or accommodation sites below: Ettamogah Pub: 9635 1777 Caravan Park: 96351 258 Strictly NO BYO & DOGS on both days. For more information contact Perry 0417 091 847 or Troy 0401 176 167. Our club contact is Ida Holm 0452 269 228
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ur VW & Alfred’s association started 10 years ago when I was active on the Kombi Konnection which was a forum run by the late “Brookie” (Warren Matthews). A few of us had chatted around the BBQ about finding a place to have a regular meet. The NoH2O Collective had a regular gathering at the Como Hotel that was fading out. I had passed Alfred’s many times and thought to myself “this is the spot” I thought we needed an easy to remember night - The first Wednesday of every month (its almost become a slogan now). I whacked up a post on the Forum and that was it. NoH20 started to advertise and support it and we all just came together. It wasn’t long after, that Brookie started to have concerns about insurance and liability as the momentum started to grow. At the time I had my toe in the door and had started attending VW Club meetings - It only seemed
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natural to table the idea and ask the club to take it on as an official club event. Problem solved. Every month doesn’t just attract the regulars. I can guarantee someone new will come along and introduce themselves. It is a great place to mingle and meet like minded folk, buy merchandise and seek information.
“10 years ago”
Alfred’s hasn’t changed too much at all other than the introduction of the Railway carriage last year. However, rain or shine, we still prefer to be around the Volkswagens. I still really look forward to the first Wednesday of every month and I want to thank the Lawrence family and the staff, especially Lisa, for welcoming us each month.
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To celebrate the occasion we put the word out to the regulars to bake/make cakes. We spoke with Daniel Lawerence the owner of Afred’s who was most accommodating. We had a chunk of the parking spaces reserved for us so we could set up the Club Marquee, which ended up being well needed! The weather forecast of heavy rain was not wrong. The turnout was brilliant. We almost filled the carpark. The cakes, rockyroad and biscuits were just amazing - so much effort! We presented Daniel with an Alfred’s themed VW Club Tin sign as a thanks for supporting and welcoming us each month. Sean Douglas our resident designer was also recognised in my short speech for his design and time. The site is not perfect for a car club to meet at, however something must be right about the location for it to continuously get people along for such a duration - Perhaps its those burgers.
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T R A N S F O R M AT I O N words TINA MOORE images DAVE MOORE
Dave needed to get Gulliver off the rotisserie and rolling in order to repair the doors. Its important that the bus is on a flat natural rolling surface to work on and set the door gaps. Before Gulliver could be taken off the rotisserie the underneath needed to be painted. Prior to these coats of paint all the joints where seam sealed.
Once the seals where done 6 litres of tinted Raptor coating were applied. Once the paint was dry and whilst still on the rotisserie the brake master cylinder and hard brake lines were fitted. Dave was still able to roll Gulliver onto his side which meant he could fit them standing up instead of laying underneath. It’s great to see some colour on Gulliver. He really is starting to come to life and hopefully Dave will be able to make some more progress over the next couple of months as long as I don’t keep booking us on weekends away!!
Alfreds Kitchen Guildford Road, Guildford On the 1st Wednesday of every month Come and join the VW club from 6pm till late and have a tasty burger and chips or the famous Pea and Ham soup. Meet like-minded people and their vehicles.
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