Is it worth joining any & what ones are the best ?
I have an 80 cruiser
slowwwwwwwwwwwwly doing up for the bush
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4x4 Clubs
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Road Ranger
Where bouts are you????
www.awdc.asn.au in Sydney
Yes 4x4 clubs are good, meet peoples, see others mods, go on trips to places you don't know so on so forth
Tiny
www.awdc.asn.au in Sydney
Yes 4x4 clubs are good, meet peoples, see others mods, go on trips to places you don't know so on so forth
Tiny
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Road Ranger
firstly,
what do you want out of a club?
if it's group trips then what sort of trips, month long outback adventures? day trips to gembrook, walhalla etc?
Difficulty of trips.
What sort of attitude to 4x4 do you have. do you find the biggest bog hole you can to drive through or do you drive next to it?
Do you have kids? if so do you want to bring them along on trips where other kids are also along.
I'm in Yarra Valley 4x4 club which is right for me but may not be for you.
Hope this helps.
Matt
what do you want out of a club?
if it's group trips then what sort of trips, month long outback adventures? day trips to gembrook, walhalla etc?
Difficulty of trips.
What sort of attitude to 4x4 do you have. do you find the biggest bog hole you can to drive through or do you drive next to it?
Do you have kids? if so do you want to bring them along on trips where other kids are also along.
I'm in Yarra Valley 4x4 club which is right for me but may not be for you.
Hope this helps.
Matt
MYTTUF wrote:Have a look at www.allterrain.org.au .
Just down the road!
Great people!
And well worth joining!
Is this together with the club of the same name in sydney? if so do the sydney mob have a website, i went to the last meeting and they all seem like good blokes.
evil_hitman wrote:firstly,
what do you want out of a club?
if it's group trips then what sort of trips, month long outback adventures? day trips to gembrook, walhalla etc?
Difficulty of trips.
What sort of attitude to 4x4 do you have. do you find the biggest bog hole you can to drive through or do you drive next to it?
Do you have kids? if so do you want to bring them along on trips where other kids are also along.
t
good idea and well said - I'm in Ontrack and like anything - go along to a meeting and a drive and see how you gel with those in the club. make sure the club is doing things you want to do - and not what you feel compelled to do. Suck it and see I suppose you'd say.
80 Series Turbo - the Toy car...
XR6 Turbo - the work car...
XW wagon - the dogs car...
XR6 Turbo - the work car...
XW wagon - the dogs car...
i should add that just because a club is local that you should join it.
I joined yarra valley even though its meetings are a good 40-50 min drive from my place yet bushtrek, another good club, is 5-10 mins from me and the president is a good friend of mine (who i also work with) but the club didnt suit what i wanted at the time. CFA 4wd club is also 5-10 mins from my house and i am a CFA volunteer (you don't need to be a firey to be a club member) but the club didnt do the type of trips i was interested in.
Another thing worth considering is driver training. Most clubs will offer its members driver training days. This was a major factor for me in choosing my club.
In the end, go along to a meeting and at least one group trip with the clubs and make sure you enjoy yourself. If you dont like it and/or dont fit in then dont waste your money.
Matt
I joined yarra valley even though its meetings are a good 40-50 min drive from my place yet bushtrek, another good club, is 5-10 mins from me and the president is a good friend of mine (who i also work with) but the club didnt suit what i wanted at the time. CFA 4wd club is also 5-10 mins from my house and i am a CFA volunteer (you don't need to be a firey to be a club member) but the club didnt do the type of trips i was interested in.
Another thing worth considering is driver training. Most clubs will offer its members driver training days. This was a major factor for me in choosing my club.
In the end, go along to a meeting and at least one group trip with the clubs and make sure you enjoy yourself. If you dont like it and/or dont fit in then dont waste your money.
Matt
Drop Bear wrote:MYTTUF wrote:Have a look at www.allterrain.org.au .
Just down the road!
Great people!
And well worth joining!
Is this together with the club of the same name in sydney? if so do the sydney mob have a website, i went to the last meeting and they all seem like good blokes.
No. Both clubs just share the same name and sense of adventure.
80 series, Locked both ends, Q78ed & a massive 57 k/w to boot!!!!
www.autobalance.com.au
www.autobalance.com.au
MYTTUF wrote:evil_hitman wrote:i should add that just because a club is local that you should join it.
The pres lives in Lillydale, and the club draws members from Moe to Kielor, and all suburbs in between.
I wasnt refering to your suggestion specifically. just something else to keep in mind. Exactly like you said. your pres is from lilydale.
Matt
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