...a family oriented club that supports a diverse range of 4WD interests and vehicles of all types.
President's Welcome Message
About the RRCV
Phill and Jane Collyer are taking a day trip is set in the eastern section of Bunyip State Forest. Gentle Annie is one of the higher peaks at 686m. This is close to melbourne and opportunity for a fun winter day out.
The Navex team found some nice tracks with some good views – so much so that we thought it worthwhile revisiting for a day trip. Black Range State Forest is to the north of Toolangi forest. After lunch we will tour some areas of the Toolangi forest.
We were contacted recently by a 2000 HSE Rangie owner who has been trying to source a rear bar/wheel carrier - without much success. He's found one manufacturer who may do a run if there are a few people interested and has asked if we could canvas RRCV members.
The Grampians National Park has a diverse and rich human history. Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung Aboriginal people sustained indigenous lifestyles in and around the Gariwerd Grampians) area's mountains and valleys for thousands of years. Aboriginal society, economy and lifestyle have a long association with Gariwerd.
Now available at Club meetings... Fluoro camp lights for $40.00, including GST. This is about half rrp. These cheery yellow 12-volt units draw a measly 1.1 amp of current and give an equivalent to a 75 watt globe in output.
Come to a meeting and see Zol Karakai, the Club merchandiser, to snap up a bargain.
At the May General Meeting - Tuesday 6 May
MOTHERS' DAY RAFFLE
1st prize: Mothers' Day Hamper
You too could be a winner... like these members...
The RRCV's annual big trip to Dargo, Labour Day weekend, March 2008.
Attached is the April e-news from Four Wheel Drive Victoria. The contents includes:
Now all please say this out loud... "First Aid is My responsibility!" Yep - that's right. But, help is at hand...
Queens Birthday Weekend...
Peter Bladin and Catherine Lander are taking a long weekend journey into the High Country, starting near Mansfield and visiting Huts and areas damaged in the fires and floods. And, some high altitude that offers a good chance of snow.