De Dion Workshop - Friday 18th Nov

[John Hanslow]

Friday 18 November.

To follow our range of various register activities,  due to popular demand we will be again holding another another register workshop for members who are interested in purchasing or who own a 90, Super 90, Alfetta, Alfetta GT, Giulietta, GTV and GTV6 relate to both the 116 and 160 Series cars.
Date:        Friday 18th November 2011.
Time:      BBQ Start 7.00 pm,
Location:                Monza Motors,  4 Malvern Street,  Bayswater,  3153   Melways:   Map 64 G4

What we will have on the night:
•   Selection of cars on display
•   Information about parts and servicing.
•   BBQ & drink for members and club associates.
•   Open forum discussion covering various aspects of the two series.
•   Raffle

Monza Motors will be open from 6.30 pm for members.  BBQ & refreshment provided with gold coin donation.  There will be a selection of cars on display including representing both Series.  Most importantly, this should be of special interest to all owners of cars with DeDion transaxle.  This is your best opportunity to learn if you are looking to buy, improve or service these cars.  

In addition, we will cover the vehicle enhancement for road and track so this also covers competition aspect.

Hugh Harrison will be our host and his business will be exclusively open for our membership.   Any individuals who are interested in coming on the night are encouraged to join as new members always welcome.  

Bookings are essential for catering purposes. We have a limit of 40 places available so book early.  Please provide name, member number and contact details.

Enquiries Call

Anthony Miller
Register Captain
160 Series Register

Mb: 0438-909-313 or Email: alfaromeo75@iprimus.com.au

[John Hanslow]

A big thank you to Hugh and family at Monza Motors for their effiorts. Also thanks to Anthony Miller for his good work, Toperformace for their Koni presentation and display and Repco for the gifts.  

It was a rewarding and enjoyable night.  Did not have a camera but the mobile phone was partially successful.