CHMC CLUBS

CHMC is OPERATED BY ITS MEMBER CLUBS FOR ITS MEMBERS

IT IS AN INDEPENDENT ORGANISATION AND IS NOT CONTROLLED BY ANY OTHER PEAK BODY OR ORGANISATION 

  • Council's member Clubs are located throughout New South Wales 
  • Member Clubs control their own operations, management and membership
  • Clubs facilitate and manage Historic and Classic Conditional  Vehicle  Registrations for their members - either HVS for historic vehicles, or CVS for modified vehicles through CHMC as a TFNSW Approved Organisation
  • Clubs welcome enquiries for membership or information regarding historic and classic vehicles.
  • Clubs organise regular events including driving tours, displays and community events.
  • Clubs have members experienced in maintaining and restoring historic vehicles, and who will assist wherever they can to get a historic car, truck, motorcycle, tractor or antique farm machinery operating

to contact a CHMC Member club please use this DIRECTORY of clubs. CHMC Clubs are located throughout NSW and their contact details are listed IN THE DIRECTORY

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IS YOUR CLUB INTERESTED IN JOINING THE CHMC?

Membership enquiries are welcome from historic vehicle and antique machinery clubs in NSW whose goals include the preservation of vehicles more than 30 years old, whose objectives are compatible with those of the CHMC, and whose membership are owners or enthusiasts of heritage or historic vehicles or road-going machinery, antique farm machinery and tractors.

FOR MORE ABOUT CHMC membership see our MEMBERSHIP PAGE and contact the CHMC Registrar registrar for a membership information pack  

WHY JOIN the CHMC?

  • CHMC actively and very successfully represents heritage, historic and classic vehicle clubs to State and Commonwealth departments, other organisations and businesses in matters concerning the  operation and preservation of member's vehicles.
  • CHMC's negotiates directly with government departments and groups presenting the majority view of it's member clubs on such matters as vehicle registration schemes, vehicle safety, fuels and automotive transport history and heritage.
  • CHMC is well respected, credible and trusted by its membership, by government agencies, from the most senior staff to regional offices, and by other key stakeholders in the historic vehicle and operating heritage sectors across Australia.