VCC CENTRAL HAWKES BAY BLEAT JULY 2023

Branch Editorjoycecalder@gmail.com

JULY 2023

CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BRANCH of the VINTAGE CAR CLUB of NZ (Inc)

Lamb Country

Branch Email: centralhawkesbay@vcc.org.nz

Club Night

7.30pm

3rd Wednesday of every Month

Robert E. Bourke was born in Chicago on June 15, 1916. From an early age, Bourke had a passion for airplane designs and would occasionally build airplane models as a hobby. Later, that pastime led to his passion for drawing, where he would come up with creative ideas for sketching in lead pencil. His teachers at the time noted his talent.

Bourke became very good friends with E.M. Laird, who would later teach him about the importance of airplane design and how airplanes were constructed and engineered. He enrolled at the Chicago Art Institute, where he took oil painting and design courses to further his education. Bourke would later develop a skill for mechanical objects and how they would function together.

Remembering Robert Bourke—Great Designer for Studebaker—By Robert Tate

A 1953 Studebaker

Also, Bourke’s father owned and operated an architectural firm, and Robert would work there during the summer. He also worked for Sears and Roebuck in the merchandise development division.

During the 1930s, the Great Depression brought many changes to American lives, including Bourke, who dealt with layoffs and cutbacks. After years of working in the industrial design industry, he started working with Perry Sullivan, who would introduce him to designer Virgil Exner. After reviewing Bourke’s drawings, Exner asked, “How would you like to work here?” Bourke responded, “I would be very much interested.”

Bourke was offered $75 a week in 1940 to work for Studebaker design, a great deal of money for that time. Studebaker’s design studio was led by Raymond Loewy. Around this time, Bourke was introduced to a talented modelling sculptor named Frank Alhroth, who was an automotive modeler. During the 1940s, Loewy had a talented team working on Studebaker, including Bourke, Gordon Buehrig (who was responsible for the great-looking Cord models), Virgil Exner, Vince Gardner and others.

After World War II ended, Studebaker began to create and sell many great-looking models. Some models that changed the course of automotive styling were the new 1947 Studebakers from the Loewy design studio. Automotive historians have said it was Bourke, along with Virgil Exner, who were responsible for the styling for the 1947 Studebakers. They were a radical departure from anything previously seen on American roads, introducing the first of the post-war slab-sided bodies. KaiserFrazer also created great-looking post-war designs as well. Historians have noted that the new Studebaker designs in 1947 received a mixed reception from the public.

For 1950, there were also a lot of media and consumer concerns about the new Studebaker’s frontend styling. As noted in the book, A Century of Automotive Style.

“At Loewy’s suggestion, Bob Bourke patterned Studebaker’s 1950 frontend facelift after the P-38 fighter plane.”

Raymond Loewy, right, with Robert Bourke.

The Raymond Loewy design studio

Remembering Robert Bourke—Great Designer for Studebaker—By Robert Tate

It was a simple front-end pencil sketch by Bourke that helped create and design the 1950 Studebaker front end design and put it into production.

In contrast, the 1953 Studebaker models were introduced to great enthusiasm by the public. The styling on these cars is among my favourites of 1950s design.

Bourke’s sketch was one of the original concepts for the car that became the great-looking 1953 hardtop model.

The 1953 Studebakers were on display at the beautiful Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, and the January 31,1953 edition of Business Week magazine featured a cover story on the new Studebaker model.

When in America visit the Studebaker National Museum, which is located at 201 Chapin Street, South Bend, Indiana, or visit: www.studebakermuseum.org

Loewy standing with Bourke in the Studebaker sports car

A 1950 Studebaker front end design

1953 Studebaker pencil sketch by Robert Bourke

CHB VCC 2023 Events Calendar

July Wed 19th

Branch Dinner and Meeting Venue and Menu are still to be arranged

Sun 23rd A run to CHB and Norsewood

Sun 30th

Other District's Events

Mangatainoka Motors Japanese Car Day

21st-23rd Winter Deco Napier

August Wed 16th Branch Dinner and Meeting—Venue TBA Sat 5th

Sun 20th Daffodil Day Details later Sun 27th

September Sat 9th 1st Vintage only rally organised by Bruce Poole Sun 24th

October

Wed 20th Branch Dinner and Meeting Venue TBA Sat 30th

Tues 10th 11th 12th Mid Week Rally Organisers Rod and Scarlett McKenzie

Wed 18th Branch Dinner and Meeting Venue TBA

Sun 29th

Hot Rod Swap meeting at Manfield followed by Midwinter “Chill Out” at Kruzin Kustoms in P Nth.

Mangatainoka Motors Ford Vs Holden Day

Mangatainoka Motors Hot Rod Day

Manawatu VCC Swap Meet at Manfield.

Mangatainoka Motors Two wheel day

November Wed 15th Branch Dinner and Meeting Venue TBA Sun 26th

December

January 2024

February

Mangatainoka Motors Vintage Car day

Jan 25 to 29th OTAGO BRANCH National Veteran Rally

March

Wednesday 19th July 2023

—Branch Dinner and Meeting

Dear Members

Have had trouble sorting out July's meal and meeting venue. Prices have gone up so much so trying to negotiate an acceptable price.

An email will be sent out to all members later this week or when we receive all the information we need. All other details are the same.

Kind Regards

Eva

Numbers attending must be into Eva by the evening of Sunday 16th July 2023

Please contact Eva—06-858-9105-or-021 170 9978-or-nga-oki@xtra.co.nz

No late bookings please

If you have any dietary needs, please advise when you book your meal.

PLEASE NOTE: The CHBVCC branch will make payment for any late dinner cancellations or no shows, then an invoice will be sent to the member/members concerned.

CHB Branch Chairman GaryWeaver

Sunday 23rd July 2023—CHB Branch Run to Norsewood

Participants to make their on way, to Pip and Jenny Halford's place arriving there around 11.00am. To get there either travel down SH2 turning left into Kopua Road or travel down Takapau/ Ormondville Road to turn right into Kopua Road. Pip and Jenny's is number 376, Kopua Road. Turn into this driveway. From there you will go to Hermanson's Contracting, to view various machinery.

This includes the off road "truck" they race. This is also our lunch stop so BYO lunch, chairs and drinks.

From there we will travel through to Norsewood to view Graham and Heather Cheers vehicles and sheds at 106, Pedersen Road. Heather is providing tea and scones. Thank you Heather. After this it is homeward bound. We hope you enjoy the day and safe travels home.

Norsewood was founded by mainly Norwegian settlers in 1872 as a loggers’ settlement and retains a Scandinavian tenor. The village was carved out of the forest, and was subsequently destroyed in a fire in 1888.

The government of New Zealand requested Norwegian immigrants and made an agreement with Winge & Co. in Christiania, which would allow for 3,000 emigrants to New Zealand. In the years 1870 –76, nearly 1,000 Norwegians moved to the Norsewood area.

FREE EVENT

Transport yourself back to a 1930s carnival atmosphere that will unite our region! Inspired by the New Napier Carnival of 1933, the Soundshell and surrounds will be transformed with nostalgic games, food, live entertainment and the festivals much loved fashion flaunt. Come and celebrate Hawke’s Bay people’s incredible strength and resilience which echoes that of our forebears in 1931.

This event is free and open to the public, so bring your family and friends for a fun-filled afternoon in the Soundshell. See you there!

SAT 22nd JULY—11.30AM—2.30PM Napier Soundshell, Marine Parade, Napier

FREE EVENT

Neil and Pat Malcolm—Presented with their—25 year membership badges

At the CHB VCC AGM on 21st June, Neil and Pat Malcolm were each awarded the club’s 25 year badge, which was presented to them by the National President, Diane Quarrie.

Neil and Pat received the club’s “25 year badge” having been members for that period of time, starting out in the Hawke’s Bay Branch of the VCC before the CHB Branch began operations.

They have enjoyed owning their 1929 Ford Model A Tudor over those years and have travelled widely throughout New Zealand making many friends and contacts along the way.

They continue to contribute to the running of the CHB branch being involved with the committee, and have organised several runs for the branch in the past.

John and Shirley Foot—Moving to Feilding — by Rod McKenzie

John and Shirley Foot moved to Central Hawke’s Bay from the Waikato about 12 years ago bringing their 1937 Buick Sedan with them. They are both very competitive rallyists and have picked up numerous placings at events throughout the country. John had a stint at the North Island Club Captain’s position for the National organisation, and arranged a major trip from north in the Waikato to Hawke’s Bay some years ago, culminating in the entrants on that event entering the North Island Easter Rally held in Hastings that year. The Buick was sold a few years ago to be eventually replaced by a 1990 Ford Falcon Sedan which is also used as their everyday car. John and Shirley were awarded the club’s “35 year Badge” for their long service to the running of the club a few years ago too.

Both the Clelands and the Foots are moving shortly to be closer to family in the Manawatu, and will be missed by their many friends in Central Hawke’s Bay.

Both the Clelands and the Foots are moving shortly to be closer to family in the Manawatu, and will be missed by their many friends in Central Hawke’s Bay.

John and Margaret Cleland also received the club’s “25 year Badge” a few years ago having joined the VCC with a 1924 Ford Model T in the mid 1990’s. They have owned about five Model T’s during their membership of the club and now motor in a 1928 Ford Model A Tudor.

John and Margaret got a lot of pleasure out of restoring a 1913 Ford T Tourer and used it a lot once it was road-worthy. John didn’t know how to drive a Model T to begin with and it was rather a lot of fun teaching him, as it is with any newcomer to the delights of the vehicle. They have travelled widely with their Ford T’s both in the North Island and down South Island too, both with the VCC and the Model T Ford Club. Both the Clelands and the Foots are moving shortly to be closer to family in the Manawatu, and will be missed by their many friends in Central Hawke’s Bay.

Diane Quarrie extends an invitation to those members who have been associated with Geoff Quarrie during his 50 years of involvement with the VCC Club for a presentation celebrating Geoff Quarries' 50 year membership of the Vintage Car Club

Please join us at home at 1242, Ada Street, Hastings for afternoon tea on Thursday 20th July 2023 at 3.00pm

For catering purposes please RSVP to: quarrienz@gmail.com or Diane 027-333-1329

John and Margaret Cleland — Moving the Manawatu — by Rod McKenzie

CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BANCH of the VINTAGE CAR CLUB

CHB

Daffodil Rally for Cancer “SHOW n SHINE”

Sunday—20th August 2023

10.00am—3.00pm

HOSTED BY ORUAWHARO HOMESTEAD

ENTRY FORM

Entrant’s Name

Number of Passengers

Vehicle Make/Rego

Email address

Contact Number

ENTRY FEE: Per Car: $10.00

Per Person: Devonshire Tea $10.00

Total Cost: $________

Please pay by internet banking:

Please post your Entry Form to:

CHB Vintage Car Club PO Box 321 WAIPUKURAU

Central Hawke's Bay Vintage Car Club Bank A/C Number 02-0780-0035502-00

Your Name in (Reference Section)—Daffodil Rally in (Code Section)

Please tick. I agree to the Terms & Conditions

Guests are required to complete our official Vintage Car Club of New Zealand

(Inc) entry form prior to an event taking place. By completing this form you are included under the club’s Public Liability Policy HO­LPL­6107528 with Vero Liability Insurance Limited for property damage and personal injury

For any further information please contact:

Kaye Carswell

021-124-3620 or (06-858-9777) accounts@wpkmotors.co.nz

Entry close, 16th August 2023

Saturday 9th September 2023—CHB VCC 1st Vintage Rally

• Open to all VCC eligible vehicles.

• Major prizes for Vintage section only.

• Entries close 2nd September 2023

• Entry form will be published in the August issue of CHB VCC Bleat

Assemble at Russell Park, Waipukurau at 10.45am. Briefing at 11.00am. First car away approximately 11.10am. There will be a short non competitive run to a rural property for a BYO lunch stop. Undercover facility available if necessary. The competitive part of the run will be after lunch and will have some gravel on this section. Leaving the lunch stop at approx 2.00pm to arrive at a licensed venue in Waipukurau at approx. 4.00pm for a BBQ dinner and prizegiving.

Bruce Poole

18 Wilder St Waipukurau 4200.

Phone: 06 858 9940

Mobile 027 244 9090

Email: brucepoole1930@gmail.com

Regulations for the Event:

1. Entrants must be current financial members of the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand or guests of a financial member of the VCC.

2. The event is open to all vehicles as recognized by the club, which must be up to the club’s accepted standards regarding cleanliness, general and mechanical condition. The organiser may refuse to start any vehicle, which in his opinion fails to meet that standard. Modern non-competitive vehicles will be accepted as entries.

3. The rally organiser reserves the right to disqualify any entrant whose conduct in his opinion is likely to bring discredit to the event or to the club. The ruling regarding any matters in respect of the running of the event will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

4. The New Zealand Road Code Rules must be obeyed at all times.

5. The organiser reserves the right to add supplementary regulations or instructions at any time during the running of the event.

Rally Organiser

Saturday 9th September 2023—CHB VCC 1st Vintage Rally

Entry Form

(Open to all VCC eligible vehicles)

Assemble at Russell Park Waipukurau at 10.45 am. Briefing at 11.00am. First car away approximately 11.10am

Trophy for Winner of Vintage Section—Prizes for 2nd and 3rd Vintage—1st Non Vintage

Entrants name:________________________________________________

Driver/Entrant:________________________________________________

Navigator/partner/passenger:____________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________

Phone:_____________________ Mobile:____________________________

Email:________________________________________________________

Vehicle:_______________________________________ Year:___________

Membership number:____________________________________________

Entry Fee: $10.00 per car $

BBQ Meal $10.00 per person $

Total $

CHB VCC Inc BNZ bank account number for internet payments 02-0780-0035502-00

Particulars section: Your name (Code section)-VCC membership number (Reference section) Vintage Rally

Please post your Entry Form to: Central Hawkes Bay Vintage Car Club Inc. c/o Bruce Poole, 18 Wilder St, Waipukurau, 4200 Central Hawkes Bay. or

Email Ken Lyons: ken.lyons@xtra.co.nz

Enquiries to: Bruce Poole ph.06-858-9940 or email: brucepoole1930@gmail.com

Please photocopy your completed entry form before posting it if you require a copy.

Entries close on Friday 1st September 2023—No late entries will be accepted

Chairman's Report—July—2023

Got though June ok! Still a lot of covid hanging around. Keith and Jean Hopping have succumbed with Jean ending up in ICU in Hastings she is improving by the day.

Keith has taken on the job of Vehicle Identification and Valuations from John Foot.

The trip to Napier to the Faraday Centre had to be called off due to health concerns, we will revisit.

Rod and I attended meetings in Napier for support for the HBVCC and CHBVCC hosting the 2026 Vero Rally, at this stage we are in the process of putting in a bid to host this event, two other clubs around NZ will be putting in a bid as well.

We are losing 4 very valuable members from our club, John and Shirley Foot who are moving to Fielding, and John and Margaret Cleland are also moving South to Palmerston North. Over 25 years plus, both couples have been heavily involved with the development of our CHB Branch, after transferring from other branches around NZ, both couples have also contributed to Management at National Level. Your knowledge and participation will be missed. Our very best wishes to you all.

The CHB Daffodil Rally for Cancer on the 20th August 2023 being held at Oruawharo Homestead grounds. The organization of this event is well underway. SAVE THIS DATE

Our AGM was held at the Waipukurau Bowling Club with about 50 in attendance. The committee has remained the same with no one wanting to take up the challenge, congratulations to the committee. I’m looking forward to working with you all for another year.

At the AGM Neil and Pat Malcolm were presented with their 25year Membership Badges, presented by VCC National President Diane Quarrie. Neil and Pat have always been very enthusiastic members, congratulations to you both.

The Torque Heads gatherings are continuing to be well supported.

Gary Weaver-QSM CHB Branch Chairman

Club Captains Report—Laurie's Lot—July—2023

After 8 years, Rod McKenzie gave up the Club Captains position, so someone new had big shoes to fill. That person turned out to be me and my shoes aren't all that big. After struggling for a while things have become easier.

Our first run for the branch year was a quiz type run to Dannevirke and lunch in Merv's shed.

August was the Annual Daffodil run, again organised by Kay and her girls. A great turnout of about 70 cars. The run took us to an afternoon tea and wine tasting venue, very enjoyable and well planned. The event raised $4,000 for the Cancer Society.

In September Henk and Ella organised an interesting historical and geographical run in the Norsewood area.

October saw Rod's run round East Cape, with many stories being told about that very adventurous trip. Breakdowns and potholes top of the list ,the potholes proving rather difficult for low slung Spitfires to negotiate.

Oruawharo Homestead hosted our Christmas Party.

Into the New Year and we had a beach run to Kairakau Beach.

February was the gymkhana at Elsthorpe Domain Also in February a very successful hoe down was held at the Waipukurau Race Course. The main feature was the appearance of some ragamuffins from nowhere in particular singing a couple of songs.

Our twilight run was over roads between Waipukurau and Dannevirke which had been affected by Cyclone Gabrielle which made travel interesting.

May's run was a soggy one to Tokomaru Steam Museum, an impressive display of some big machinery. After that we went to John Callesen's property to view his veteran collection and his restoration of a Newton Bennet. Very talented man.

During the year we had a quiz night and a bingo night, both of which seemed well received. A repeat is on the cards.

In November 11 veteran vehicles assembled in Dannevirke for a rally put on by Dannevirke members.

A big thank you to all those who organised events and supported our monthly meetings. Thank you to fellow committee members for the work they have done.

A very successful year and hopefully the branch will prosper in the coming year

Laurie Malcolmson Club Captain

Malcolmson

Manawatu held their night trail on Saturday 17th June 2023. Four cars from our CHB branch joined them, John and Shirley Foot, Rod and Peter McKenzie, Bruce Poole and Neil Cox and Laurie and myself.

Driving over to Palmerston North in driving rain was interesting !! Arriving there about 7.30pm.

It was a timed run, so we all started after 8.00pm noting the time we started. Our 1 and 1/2 hour run took us along SH3, across the Manawatu River turning right towards Aokautere, and over the Pahiatua Track. From there it was onto Balance Valley Road, over the Balance Bridge and right towards Woodville, left into Woodlands Road and over the Saddle Road. Through Ashurst and out on the road towards Colyton, turning into Watershed Road and back to the clubrooms. Once there we noted our finish time to calculate our time for the run.

Soup and savouries for supper was put on by the branch.

The closest to the required time was John and Shirley Foot with Laurie and I second.

It was difficult driving in the heavy rain but what an interesting way to spend a grotty Saturday evening.

I would like to thank Glyn and Cathy Clements and helpers for a great night. It was nice to catch up with other club members.

MID WEEK RUN 10th 11th 12th OCTOBER 2023—withRodandScarlett

Once again, Rod and Scarlett McKenzie are arranging a mid-week tour/run for mid-October. If you are coming along, you will need to arrange to stay two nights at the “Raceway Court Motel” which is at 20 Awahuri Road, on the outskirts of Feilding, being the nights of Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 11th October.

As this motel is very popular with truckies to stay, you are strongly advised to make your booking as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. We have spoken to the manager [Paul} who is aware we are coming as a group.

There is a restaurant on site which we will quite probably utilise one night. Scarlett and Rod will be heading across to the Manawatu to do some reconnaissance work in the next couple of months to check out some places of interest.

At this early stage, entrants will likely meet up in Woodville for morning tea/coffee on the morning of 10th October before heading across the “Saddle Road” to Ashurst. On Thursday 12th, the final day, we will have a picnic lunch [BYO] at a pretty garden where you can wander about and admire the plants, the homestead and other interesting things before heading back to CHB. There will probably be some costs involved at places we stop at, so expect to pay some fees so bring cash for that.

It would assist in the planning if you would advise us that you will be coming along as some places need numbers of people arriving on their doorstep. Email:

To add to my “Number Plate Collection” the following number plates. [Singles will be quite acceptable].

Any reflectorized plates from “NA” to “ZZ”, and an example of the latest type plate with three letters starting with “P”.

I have several swaps including the pressed steel coloured plates issued prior to 1964. I am endeavouring to complete an alphabet for my garage wall.

Contact Rod McKenzie 06 858 9562 or 0274 467 198 or rod.mckenzie.wpk@xtra.co.nz

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• Sunday 30 July Japanese Car Day

• Sunday 27 August Ford Vs Holden Day

• Sunday 24 September Hot Rod Day

• Sunday 29 October Two Wheels Day

• Sunday 26 November Vintage Car Day

The events run as follows:

• 9:30am Gates open for all cars and Tui shop, café and restaurant open.

• 10:00am Gates open for public.

• 10:45am All competing cars to be parked.

• 11:00am Registrations close, live music starts and judging begins.

• 11:30am Guided Brewery Tour starts (from $25 pp).

• 12:30pm Prizegiving (A $500 Tui voucher is up for grabs).

• Photo opportunity in front of the Tui Tower for all cars immediately after prizegiving.

5.00pm Brewery closes.

Spares Department is having it’s first ever Winter Sale Saturday 17th June from 9.00am to 3.00pm, so come along and see if you can find that Car or Motorcycle part to finish your restoration.

March 8th—10th 2024—Model 40 Convention—Celebrating 90 years

If you own a 1933 or 1934 Ford, you’ll want to be a part of the Model 40 Convention to be held March 8-10 2024, Celebrating 90 years of this beautiful model Ford, the event is open to both original & modified examples, but is limited to 100 entries. Having hosted past vintage and hot rod events, including Deuce Days for the 1932 Fords, the venue is at Solway Park, Masterton which is perfect for this sort of event. Trust House & JRI Insurance have come on board as major sponsors, and registrations are open now.

For more information follow the event on the 1933/34 Ford New Zealand Facebook page. Expressions of interest and requests for registration forms to: magoos@xtra.co.nz.

Enquiries to the convenor: Lloyd Wilson 021-436-432

Whether or not they can attend we would still be interested in hearing from owners, as we have established a register of 33/34 Fords in New Zealand. Also, we will be producing special anniversary plaques which will be available to Model 40 owners.

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CHB Torque-Heads—Coffee Group—Meets Weekly

Bruce Turner a member of the CHB Branch of the VCC, has invited members to meet every Thursdays for coffee, a scone and a catch up. A very good excuse to get your very special vehicle out of the shed and go for a nice drive to meet like minded people.

Bruce has made this a regular event inviting everyone to just turn up every Thursday morning, meeting around 10.00am.

Please check your email for time and venue

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