posted Jan 9, 2012 10:52 PM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Jan 9, 2012 11:25 PM
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In the October issue of Heavy Duty Magazine, Club and Life Member Jeremy's Red 1944 Indian Chief Outfit was featured. Reproduced here with permission is the article that was published. Thanks to Jeremy also for his tireless work over the years as a foundation member of the EAMC.  Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Click on Pages to enlarge  |
posted Jan 17, 2011 7:53 AM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Jan 18, 2011 5:08 AM
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posted Mar 11, 2010 3:32 PM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Feb 25, 2011 3:31 PM
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Classic Car Show The largest display of collectible
vehicles can be seen at the Classic Car Show which caters for a wide
range of motoring enthusiasts in Western Australia. Each year the show
attracts around 1 000 cars and over 20 000 spectators to Whiteman Park
and is proudly sponsored by Auto One. Numerous other attractions include live music, craft stalls, motor traders plying their trades and other interesting events. For
2011 the show will be held on Sunday March 20 and the public are
invited to view the show between 10am and 3.30pm at no cost. Entry to
Whiteman Park is also free. Come out and spend the day at Whiteman
Park enjoying the Classic Car Show and all the other activities on
offer in the park.  Message for Members
Classic
Car Show Whiteman Park 20th March 20 March - Whiteman Park Classic Car Show. All members are
urged to attend.
You need to be there by 8.30am and stay until about 3.30pm.
Meet a committee member who will
be inside the Dulwich Street entrance to collect your entry ticket.
This event is
a major opportunity to display what our club can offer by the way of bike
restoration and fellowship.
We always get an enthusiastic crowd whenever the
Scout or Prince is fired up.
We may get even more if the Indian Hill Climber is
sparked up.
Several members will be camping over at our site on the Saturday
night. Bring your own supplies and tent/swag.
Please advise a committee member
if you wish to camp over. Regards
Glen
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posted Mar 11, 2010 6:51 AM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Mar 11, 2010 6:58 AM
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Results from the Bunbury 2 Day event 2010 - Congratulations to all those that took part it was a fantastic week-end.
Special thanks to all those members from the EAMC, that flew the flag for the club.
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posted Dec 4, 2009 4:18 PM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Jan 6, 2010 2:58 AM
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Its that time of the year again, time for getting the bikes out of the shed and to have them inspected.
It is happening on the 7th Feb 2010
Venue: Jason's Brake and Clutch
11 Meliador Way,
MIDVALE,
WA, 6056
If you can't attend the Inspection Day - Fill in the No Show Form
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posted Nov 19, 2009 4:24 AM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Dec 17, 2009 5:12 AM
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The 36th Annual Bunbury Two Day Event
March 6th and
7th 2010 Presented by Indian Harley Club (Bunbury) Inc - Website
This rally is one of the major events on the Early American Motor Cycle club's run calendar.
We would like as
many EAMC members to attend as possible.
Please read carefully the Information and
Rally Rules so that you are familiar with the code of conduct. Registration forms and conditions of
entry are now available.
Please click on the links below. It is advisable to get
your entries in early.
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posted Nov 19, 2009 4:00 AM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Dec 4, 2009 4:17 PM
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Brookton are again hosting another show on
March 27/2010.
Muscle cars are the theme and we look forward to seeing
Holden Monaro’s and Torana’s , Ford GT’s and Mustangs, Valiant Charges "Hey Charger!" and Pacers.
This is not forgetting any other tough Mini
Coopers that fit the class and the odd Corvette, Camaro and Trans-Am.Link to Website |
posted Nov 3, 2009 5:34 PM by Early American Motorcycle Club
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updated Nov 3, 2009 5:52 PM
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Sir Jack Brabham has agreed to attend the event, be our guest of honour and be present for naming the “D” circuit “The Sir Jack Brabham Reserve.”
This is great news and I know motoring enthusiasts will be looking forward to meeting him on the day. On Saturday evening, the 14 th of November, we will be holding a “Meet and Greet” at the Club House from 6.30 - 8.30 to welcome Sir Jack back to Caversham and to hear him reminisce about his experiences, not only at the circuit but as a three- time world champion.
This will be a ticket only affair and the numbers will be limited. Finger foods, beer and wine will be provided at a cost of $60 per head. The politicians, at both State and Local level, and representatives from the other organisations that have helped us with Caversham will be invited as special guests. This will give them an opportunity to meet Sir Jack, but more importantly, to see the Club Rooms and have an understanding of what we are fighting to save.
Historic Aircraft are flying in on the day. We expect up to twelve aircraft, including a rare Stinson, a Steerman, Tiger Moths and a Chipmunk.
There will be twenty five car and motorbike club displays, entertainment for families, an autokana, vintage bus rides and tours around the “D” circuit.
PROGRAM
CAVERSHAM HISTORIC MOTORING FAIR.
6.30am. Gates Open.
7.00am. Food vendors/sideshows would need to be set up. They may do this the day before.
7.30am. Team Briefing on the day’s events. Time sheets given out.
8.00am. Scrutineering for Autokana entrants.
9.20am. Driver briefing for Autokana entrants.
9.30am Car Clubs finish setting up their displays.
9.30am. Autokana starts.
9.30am. Public entry.
10.00am Vintage buses start a FREE service around the circuits.
10.30am. Vintage planes fly-past and land.
12.30pm. Autokana finishes.
12.30pm Start of historic speedway demonstration.
1.00pm Official Ceremony; naming Sir Jack Brabham Reserve.
1.10pm. Start of the Parade laps for participating Motoring Clubs.
Each Club will be called up over the P/A and, under the direction of the Marshals, will
commence their parade laps following a pace car around the circuit.
The commentator will be given a set of notes from each Club prior to the event. These will
be used in the commentary to describe the make-up and activities of that club and the cars
and drivers.
3.00pm. Vintage planes take off and execute a fly-past as they leave.
4.00pm. Close of the day .
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posted Nov 3, 2009 3:58 PM by Early American Motorcycle Club
Burt Munro Cabinet in
an Invercargill Arcade
Glasshape supplied
the glass needed for the security cabinet to protect the Burt Munro Motorbike
for display in Invercargill. Thanks to the Architect and installation team for
the outstanding finish! Here are some snapshots of the opening ceremony, with Mr
Tim Shadbolt [Southland Mayor] cutting the ribbon!! The curved cabinet looks
terrific!
Glasshape used
‘GuardShield’ intruder resistant laminate coupled with toughened glass to meet
the security standards required for this glass cabinet. The overall thickness
was 12 mm, including the ultra robust laminate which preserves the masterpiece
inside the cabinet, should it ever be
attacked. | The
finished article is an ultra-clear, intruder resistant non-scratching glass
cabinet which has amazing aesthetics, very pleasing to the
eye.
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posted Oct 28, 2009 3:26 AM by Early American Motorcycle Club
Tracking down Indian Mysteries - LinkThe Esta Manthos Indian Motocycle Collection - Link |
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