Bristol, Ford V8 Pilot, ’47 Buick and HQ Holden panel van, among the cars that came on the October run to Scrivener Dam then to the Majura Solar Farm and Poppy’s Cafe. Here Ian Hooley describes works on the dam that holds back Lake Burley Griffin, on which he has worked as an engineer.
Report to follow on this interesting and well-attended run.
The Canberra Antique and Classic Motor Club (CACMC) is one of the oldest and largest car clubs in the ACT. Formed in 1968 by a group of enthusiasts who were determined to see Canberra`s motoring heritage preserved, it has grown into a large family-oriented Club, which caters for all makes and models of cars, bikes and trucks.
We have more than 250 members, who between them have more than 300 vehicles from A (Austins) , B (Buick) to M (Morris) to Z (Zephyrs), registered and running. All categories of cars are represented from Veteran, Vintage, Post Vintage to Historic and Classic.
Visitors are always welcome. Club general meetings are normally held on the second Tuesday of the month, and Club runs are usually on the Sunday that follows the general meeting (see the Events calendar for details).
