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Club Membership fees for 2009/10 |
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$ 75.00 Full membership, which includes a yearly fee to the NZFWDA of $30.00.
$ 60.00 Full membership with the "Twin Diff" club magazine online (not mailed out).
$ 45.00 Associate membership with the "Twin Diff" club magazine mailed out to you.
$ 30.00 Associate membership with the "Twin Diff" club magazine online (not mailed out).
Associate membership is when a member of another 4WD club affiliated to the NZFWDA joins a second 4WD club. This is so the affiliation fee is not paid twice.
Club membership officer is Jack Talbot, jacktalbot@xtra.co.nz
Click here for a pdf membership form.
To pay online, the Auckland 4WD Club bank details are:
National Bank, 118 Queen St, Auckland, Account: 060401 0052645 00
Please identify what the payment is for and from whom.
Postal address: Auckland 4WD Club
PO Box 6712 Wellesley Street. Auckland.
NZFWDA = New Zealand Four Wheel Drive Association.
Click here for more info about the NZFWDA
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Location of Clubs Meeting Rooms |
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The Auckland Vintage Car Clubrooms, 39 Fairfax Ave Penrose, Auckland.
On the third Monday of each month, at 8pm.
Click on the link below for a Google Map to the location of the Meeting place.
View Larger Map
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Club Member's Vehicle Details for Club Magazine
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Wanted!
Your vehicle details so they can be published in the club magazine.
An opportunity to submit an article and help to support the clubs newsletter.
PDF version, print out and fill in by hand
MS Word version, fill out and e-mail
Lets other members know what you drive and why. Also a opportunity to share information you have learned while building and modifying your ride to go further and harder.
Either e-mail the forms back to me or bring with you to the next club meeting.
An electronic version is best as it allows Calvin to copy and paste it into the magazine, hassle free.
Some photos of your ride in its natural environment (MUD) would be great too.
alanhejl@orcon.net.nz
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Official Club Radio Communications Channel |
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Spotted another club member in traffic and want to talk on the radio but don't know what channel to use?
The club agreed at a recent meeting to adopt the PRS Ch16 as the 'default' channel for our vehicles. Checks with the Radio Spectrum management got their agreement that with proper use of the radios they have no issue with our use of Ch16.
It has been suggested that all 4x4 clubs in NZ adopt this channel as a calling channel. (Australian clubs use PRS Ch10 if you are over there)
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Health and Safety Policy Statement |
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The Auckland 4WD Club is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy club environment for the safety and health of our members and other persons visiting or participating in club activities.
Health and safety is everyone’s business, and everyone is expected to share in our commitment to avoid all accidents and incidents, which may cause personal injury, property damage or loss of any kind.
Every member is expected to act safely at all times to ensure their own welfare and that of their fellow members and other visitors during events and such other activities the club may enter into, including private premises or property as part of club activities.
We will ensure the safety of members by:
- Working towards providing and maintaining a safe environment at all times.
- Monitoring all relevant plant and equipment for safety
- Endeavouring to ensure that all members and other people at (or in the vicinity) of the events are not exposed to unmanaged or uncontrolled hazards.
- Developing and implementing emergency and evacuation procedures
- Providing guidelines for events.
Click the link at bottom of page for a complete copy of the Health & Safety Statment.
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Trip Leader Guidelines 2007 |
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Introduction
The purpose of this document is to assist members of the Auckland Four Wheel Drive Club, Inc (“the Club”) to become confident Trip Leaders.
To ensure the aims and objectives of the Club are upheld in accordance with the Club constitution and rules.
It is not intended for commercial training.
Skills & Attributes of a Trip Leader
The Committee determines the minimum skills and attributes required of a club member to be considered as a suitable and responsible Trip Leader. A competent four wheel driver does not necessarily make a good Trip Leader. Trip Leaders should always review club rules / regulations / by-laws.
The Club intends to run training sessions, where experienced Trip Leaders will advise new potential Trip Leaders how to run trips. It would also be advisable that a potential Trip Leader has attended a minimum number of club trips.
Click the link at bottom of page for a complete copy of the Trip Leader Guidelines 2007
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4WD Trip Registration Form |
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This form is for club members organising a 4WD trip to record the details of the people registering to attend the trip.
Click the following links for the “4WD Trip Registration Form”
Click this link for an Adobe PDF copy to be printed out and filled in by hand.
Click this link for a Microsoft Excel copy of the form to allow filling out and printing via your computer.
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Club Logo |
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For members wishing to have the club logo embroidered on a garment or hat, the company International Embroidery at 25-27 Taylors Rd, Morningside have the club logo pattern on file and are happy to do items on request. It's not expersive at about $4.00 a logo and thay can be contacted on:
(09) 849 4905
A minumum order of $20.00 applies.
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Contact: Tariq Wasim (Vice President) for more details.
Phone: (09) 624 0071
Email: attw@xtra.co.nz
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They are able to sew the logo onto any clothing item of your own or purchase something from their range of caps & T-shirts etc.
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Previous Club Logos from the past. (not used for the embroidered hats!) |
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