Re: Packards & the Younger Generation
Posted by Ozstatman On 2008/6/26 2:53:05
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For the benefit of our overseas friends, it will be about a 1,000 mile trip each way for Mat to get to South Australia. Then there are the daily runs of the rally to add to that. So the '34 will get a fair workout and so will Mat with all the driving involved!
And here's a link for The Bay to Birdwoodhttp://www.baytobirdwood.com.au/
Mat's also doing a wonderful job as our webmaster for the Packard Automobile Club of Australia (PACA) website. He's just put in a Chat Room and some Forums. Now all we have to do is educate the PACA members of their availability and how to use them. And because PACA has a lot of members of the "older generation" this could be quite a challenge, as many probably don't have a PC or internet access.
packard34 wrote:
...... I plan to take the car over to South Australia to attend the Bay to Birdwood Run. One of Australia's biggest Bi-annual runs for classic cars. The run usually attracts over 1000 vehicles and this will be the longest run the 34 has been on for a long time
For the benefit of our overseas friends, it will be about a 1,000 mile trip each way for Mat to get to South Australia. Then there are the daily runs of the rally to add to that. So the '34 will get a fair workout and so will Mat with all the driving involved!
And here's a link for The Bay to Birdwoodhttp://www.baytobirdwood.com.au/
Mat's also doing a wonderful job as our webmaster for the Packard Automobile Club of Australia (PACA) website. He's just put in a Chat Room and some Forums. Now all we have to do is educate the PACA members of their availability and how to use them. And because PACA has a lot of members of the "older generation" this could be quite a challenge, as many probably don't have a PC or internet access.
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