...a family oriented club that supports a diverse range of four wheel driving interests. Our club welcomes Range Rovers, Discoverys and 4WD vehicles of all types.
A medium trip touring the Rubicon area, making our way through to Marysville and ending at Narbethong. Along the way we will visit the Rubicon early hydro-power stations, make our way to Keppel Hut, go through Marysville to Keppel Lookout and finish in Narbethong.
What more can be said about Dargo? The RRCV classic event held on Labour Day for the past 20(?) years. If you haven't been before, we generally get between 30 and >40 cars for the weekend. Trips are organised for Saturday, Sunday & Monday. Standard is variable so pick & choose where you want to go & who you want to go with.
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Pat Callinan's 4X4 Adventures returns to our TV screens tomorrow - Season Four, begins airing at 5.00pm on Friday 11 November on ONE and will be repeated at 3:30pm Sunday 13 November (check your local guides).
A great way to end the year and celebrate Christmas. Come and enjoy a very pleasant day where you can relax by the pool with other RRCV members. Father Christmas will be visiting the kids too.
Bob and Diany Wilson have kindly offered to host this event again this year.
Attached is the October Brief Sheet from FWDV.
The latest article on Michael Bishop's excellent Land Rover News and History Blog covers how the desire for a more comfortable 4x4 in the 60s emerged as the Range Rover. Also talks about the first Range Rover in Australia, including mention of RRCV member Ian Duddy and a pic of RR1 at our 40th Anniversary event l
On 24 March 2012 you can establish whether you can:
A regular trip for club members at this time of year. The Eyre Peninsula showcases great beach side locations for camping, fishing, boating, canoeing, 4WD sand driving and just having a great time.
This will be a very informal trip. Due to space restrictions at Memory Cove that part of the trip is limited to 7 vehicles.
Weekend Sat 26th and Sun 27th November 2011 Base camping. Trailers welcome.
The lake is 98% full for the first time in many years so the place is ideal for a weekend away.. We will be fishing and 4WDing for those that want to do so.
Staying at The Pines area near Gough’s Bay. The area is made for camping with tents, camper trailers etc. so bring the family.
Australian Engineer and Land Rover Enthusiast, Michael Bishop, has sent us a Press Release about his recentlly published book - They Found Our Engineer: The Story of Arthur Goddard, The Land Rover’s First Engineer. He's also the author of a very popular Land Rover News and History Blog.