HVS & CVS FORUM August 27th, Ourimbah

The Council of Heritage Motor Clubs NSW extends an invitation to Clubs to send their Registrar or a Committee member to our Forum which will cover updates and provide accurate and relevant current information on the Historic and Classic Registration Schemes. The CHMC (Bush Council) enjoys a cordial and long standing relationship with TfNSW and NSW Police and we are pleased that representatives from TfNSW and the NSW Police have accepted our invitation to talk at the Forum. Intending attendees should register by Friday 19 August, as indicated on the flyer. The doors of the Ourimbah RSL Club will be open from 9.45am for participants to allow time to sign into the club.

DINKUM OIL#20 july 2022

  • CHMC & TFNSW HISTORIC AND CLASSIC CAR INDUSTRY WORKING GROUP (HCCIWG) Update. 
  • CHMC procedures and documents used for CVS since 2017 COMMENDED by TFNSW and POLICE.
  • CHMC Updates for processing CVS applications and renewals 
  • CHMC Workshops and Zoom meetings for Registrars for 2nd half 2022 being finalised. 
DINKUM OIL #19 Brief report on Council's 2022 AGM and TfNSW matters relating to Heritage and Classic Vehicles
DINKUM OIL #18 All the results and awards from the 2022 CHMC Annual Rally at Singleton 1-4 2022
DINKUM OIL #17 THE FIRST ISSUE OF DINKUM FOR 2022 COVERS A SHORT UPDATE ON HVS AND CVS REGISTRATION;  ANNUAL RALLY AND AGM INFORMATION
DINKUM OIL #16 - DECEMBER 2021. INFO FROM THE HISTORIC AND CLASSIC CAR INDUSTRY WORKING GROUP (HCCIWG) MEETING WITH TFNSW; A NEW CHMC SECRETARY AND NEW POSTAL ADDRESS 
DINKUM OIL #13 - HVS & CVS details from Council's meeting with TfNSW/RMS - RMS response to incorrect interpretations that have been circulating among some of the hobby. Plus good news for our antique tractor and industrial plant owning members. 
DINKUM OIL #12 covers clarification from TfNSW/RMS on LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND HVS Registration, Renewals and Vehicle operation. 

Click here the video of the 2022 CHMC 51st ANNUAL RALLY 

YET AGAIN MANY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS HAVE BEEN

SEVERELY IMPACTED BY FLOODS 

FOR SOME THIS IS THE 4TH TIME IN LITTLE OVER A YEAR

OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH THOSE IMPACTED IN THE HAWKESBURY AND HUNTER REGIONS

and ALSO WITH OUR CLUBS AND MEMBERS STILL RECOVERING IN LISMORE AND THE NORTHERN RIVERS REGION

COUNCIL IS CURRENTLY LOOKING AT THE BEST WAY IT CAN ASSIST THOSE CLUBS.

If you or someone you know has vehicles, antique machinery or manuals etc. affected by floods perhaps CHMC's HISTORIC VEHICLES AND DISASTERS - FLOODS Information Sheet may be of some assistance.

CHMC in the TfNSW's DRIVE Newsletter

Autumn Edition  SEE ARTICLE PAGE 9 

This newsletter from TfNSW includes an important warning on purchasing flood damaged vehicles and much more of interest to vehicle owners and operators, including Historic and Classic vehicles. 

FIVA NEWSLETTER

Dear members and fellow enthusiasts,we are proud to provide you with an update on our latest activities, always protecting, preserving and promoting the World Motoring Heritage.
Kind regards, Gautam Sen. Vice President Communication FIVA. 
Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens

FIVA Newsletter July 2022

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                                                                                       THE COUNCIL OF HERITAGE MOTOR CLUBS NSW (CHMC)                                                                                                               REPRESENTS and promotes the interests of HERITAGE, HISTORIC & CLASSIC VEHICLE CLUBS THROUGHOUT N.S.W. 

Members of CHMC Affiliated Clubs own, preserve and restore cars, trucks, motorbikes, buses and tractors that are over 30 years old, i.e. heritage, historic or classic vehicles.  They share one common purpose, to keep alive the sights and sounds of the vehicles and machines that were an integral part of the automotive and transport history of Australia.Some of those vehicles are more than 100 years old, others are from the 1980s, some are rare, some are unique, and many are everyday vehicles from our nation's past. All are examples of our country's automotive culture through time. Heritage and historic vehicles are not still here by accident, they survive because someone has cared for them through time, or someone has rescued them just in time.

CELEBRATING THE CENTENARY DECADE OF VINTAGE MOTOR VEHICLES

VINTAGE MOTOR VEHICLES WERE MANUFACTURED BETWEEN 1919 AND 1930. THIS ERA OF SPANS THE YEARS FROM THE END OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR TO THE GREAT DEPRESSION. THE YEAR 1930 SAW THE END OF AN ERA FOR MANY MOTOR CAR MANUFACTURERS AND DENOTES THE END OF THE VINTAGE PERIOD. Take a look at chmc's video celebrating vintage vehicles on our FAcebook page

"Is my car veteran, vintage, classic, historic or antique ?"

For the answer go to WHAT IS A HERITAGE VEHICLE 

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