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THE VOICE OF THE VINTAGE CAR
AUGUST 2020
PRESENTATION OF 60 YEAR BADGE TO MAURICE AND VAL NOTTLE
BAY OF PLENTY VINTAGE CAR CLUB (INC)
Email: bayofplenty@vcc.org.nz
WEB SITE: www.bayofplentyvintagecarclub.com
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COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN KEN FREW (DIANE) 07 5764263
PAST CHAIRMAN JIM SMYLIE (KAAREN) 07 5764180
VICE CHAIRMAN KERRY WILLIAMSON (MARY) 07 5734207
SECRETARY MICHAEL THORMAN (JANE) 07 5444291
TREASURER KEITH PERKINS (JANE) 07 5781231
COMMITTEE BRIAN PRATT (CINDY) 07 5447952
COMMITTEE LINDA DOWNEY (DOUG) 021 02777931
COMMITTEE DOUG BROWN (LINDA) 021 668117
COMMITTEE JOHN PAYNE 07 5706084
COMMITTEE JAMES TURNER (AMY) 021345053
COMMITTEE KAAREN SMYLIE (JIM) 021664341 or 07 5764180
OTHER ELECTED OFFICERS
HALL HIRE KAAREN SMYLIE (JIM) 021 664341
LIBRARIAN YVONNE BECK (PAUL) 07 5748482
PARTS SHED JACK ANDERSON (MERILYN) 07 5766346
PROPERTY MANAGER JACK ANDERSON (MERILYN) 07 5766346
NAME BADGES DAVID JOBLIN (NOLA) 07 5441690
NEW MEMBERS ALASTAIR JONES (GWEN) 07 5761124
SWAPMEET KEN FREW 07 5764263
VIC CERTIFICATION ALASTAIR JONES (GWEN) 07 5761124
VIC CERTIFICATION IVAN ALLEN (YVONNE) 07 5432629
APPAREL LINDA DOWNEY (DOUG) 02 102777931
KITCHEN YVONNE ALLEN (IVAN) 07 5432629
WELFARE LINDA DOWNEY (DOUG) 02 102777931
HONORARY SOLICITOR PETER BUTLER (MARION) 07 5756892
WEBSITE PAUL BECK (YVONNE) 07 5748482
KLAXON EDITOR PAUL BECK (YVONNE) 07 5748482
FACEBOOK DEIDRE RENNIE (TONY) 07 5767073
SAFETY OFFICER BRIAN PRATT 07 5447952
KLAXON EMAIL: klaxoninfo@gmail.com
CLUB WEBSITE: www.bayofplentyvintagecarclub.com
SECRETARY EMAIL: bayofplenty@vcc.org.nz
For anytime Club enquires:
Kaaren Smylie (Committee) 07 576 4180 or 021-66-43-41
FACEBOOK bay of plenty vintage car club (Public page)
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Bay of Plenty Vintage Car Club
The Club Rooms are located at 29 Cliff Road Tauranga.
P O Box 660, Tauranga, 3144.
Key contacts are—
Chairman– Ken Frew 07 5764263 Email: kenanddiane@xtra.co.nz
Secretary– Michael Thorman 07 5444291 Email: bayofplenty@vcc.org.nz
Monthly events—
Club night (except January) 2nd Monday Start time 7.30pm
Mid week run. Wednesday following the club night
End of the month run. Held on the last Sunday of the month.
Committee Meeting. Last Monday of the month
Noggin ‘n’ Natter 4th Tuesday at 6pm
Location Sequence of Noggin ‘n’ Natter
1, Tauranga- Tauranga Citz Club, Cameron Road. Organiser Jim Smylie
2. Te Puke– The Annan restaurant. 4 Palmer Place, Contact is Paul McIndoe 5733328
3. Tauranga - Tauranga Citz Club, Cameron Road. Organiser Jim Smylie
4. Katikati- Forta Leza Café, SH 2, Katikati. Contact Owen Smith, phone 07 570 2000
If your birthday falls in this month please remember it is your turn to provide a
plate for supper.
Our thanks go to last months birthday people for the food provided.
PLEASE remember to wear your name badges to all events. They can be ordered
from David Joblin phone 544 1690. BADGES ARE FREE TO NEW MEMBERS.
LIBRARY HOURS— The library will be open on club nights from 7pm. Also on most
Monday mornings until midday Yvonne & Paul work in the library and members are wel-
come to call in to search for or return books. If making a special trip please phone before-
hand to ensure they will be there, phone at home on
(07 574 8482 or 027 6098510)
HELP US HIRE OUT THE CLUBROOMS!
CONTACT KAAREN SMYLIE 07 5764180 OR 021 664341
Hall Cleaning Roster
Volunteers
We all use the hall and it needs to be maintained.
If you have forgotten to add your name just email the Klaxon or contact
Paul or Kaaren and we can do it for you.
August: David Joblin and Doug Wood
September: Kevin and Kathy Bridgeman
October: Sandy Piercy and Paul Lett
Thank you to those who have volunteered for this
important task. However, volunteers are still re-
quired for the rest of the year.
Please enter your name on the notice board list if you are able to
help.
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BOP VCC Local Events Coming Up
Monday Club Meeting Night and AGM
10th Aug.
Wednesday Mid Week run
12th Aug. Meet at 10 a.m. at club rooms, BYO morning tea, followed by a
short local run finishing with lunch, more details to follow in
the BUZZ!
Sunday Cancer Society Daffodil Day run:
23rd Aug Combined Run with the Waikato VCC. See the poster in
Klaxon for details.
NOTE: THIS RUN REPLACES OUR END OF THE MONTH RUN
Tuesday Noggin and Natter: This months Noggin and Natter is to be
25th Aug held at the Forta Leza, SH2, Katikati.
New members for your information should you be
wondering what this is about. We simply arrive at the
venue for dinner at about 6 pm. Then have a chinwag
afterwards (and during) the meal. Sometimes valuable
information may be gained or even given if you want to
share some. It's another great opportunity to catch up
with your fellow motoring buddies in a relaxing
atmosphere.
Tuesday Daffodil Delivery Day: Organiser Kaaren Smylie
25th Aug
Please advise Kaaren if you are able to assist.
Your task is to deliver daffodils to a given area. It will
normally take about 2 hours.
DATE - Tuesday 25 August
TIME - 9 - 9.30 am to arrive to collect your delivery details and
the buckets of flowers.
WHERE - The Church of the Latter Day Saints, Cameron Road
ORGANISER - Kaaren Smylie 021 66 43 41 or 576 4180
Monday Committee meeting
31st Aug
Sunday Coming up
1st Nov Advance notice for BOP VCC Swap Meet
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Bay of Plenty Vintage Car Club of New Zealand (Inc.)
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
To be held at the Clubrooms, Cliff Road, Tauranga
On Monday 10th August 2020 at 7.30 pm.
AGENDA
Present Treasurer’s report
Apologies Club Captain’s report
Minutes of previous meeting Election of officers
Matters arising Notices of motion
Chairman’s report General business
Nominations are called for all positions and must include the name of mover and
seconder. Emails are acceptable.
Get your motor running...New Plymouth is all go.
Revised dates have now been confirmed for the next
International Festival Of Motoring.
Originally planned for January 2021
Covid forced the Festival postponement but we can now announce
Our new dates Sunday 16 January to Friday 21 January 2022.
That gives you another whole year to get plans in place, wheels on the road and
budgets sorted (who's picking what price petrol will be by then). We're looking
forward to a huge turnout for this one.
We would like to thank our regular sponsors
CLASSIC TYRES BIRCH AVENUE RADIATORS
BOB HYSLOP PANEL BEATERS WALTON RAILTON
SUMMIT TYRE SERVICES AMS PLUMBING AND GAS
THE BOP VCC SAY THANK YOU TO YOU ALL FOR SUPPORTING OUR CLUB
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Chairman’s Report August 2020
Hi Everyone,
It’s hard to believe that one year has passed in this position as Chairman, what
with lockdown and all the challenges it has brought I believe we have come
through all of it stronger as a club.
We have had record numbers at our functions being run to Redwood Farm (over
100 members and friends), brunch run (approx 80 people) and our mid Christmas
run and dinner (80 people), well done everyone. Let’s keep it up and we will keep
trying to organise interesting runs and meetings to follow.
Our next meeting is our AGM 10th August and it is not too late to put your name
forward to be on the committee or any position you would like to take on, just con-
tact our Secretary Michael and he will do the rest.
As it is the end of the club year people ask to retire from different positions and
this year Paul Beck is retiring as the Klaxon editor after 6 years, I would like to
take this opportunity on behalf of all members and recipients of the Klaxon to say
a very big thanks for all the hard work you have put into the Klaxon Paul, to make
it a magazine that people look forward to receiving each month.
Whilst Paul is retiring from this position he will be staying as a valued member
and assisting Yvonne with the library; well done Paul.
As well as the AGM on Monday night we have an announcement and discussion to
make for our swap meeting weekend on Sunday 1 st November, come along and find
out about our proposal.
See you there,
Ken
New Member
There have been no notifications of new members this month
Please contact our Chairman if you have not received your name
badges by our next meeting.
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Your Klaxon Editor Paul Beck
Contact Paul at klaxoninfo@gmail.com
Hi Everyone,
After 6 years of producing Klaxon I have decided to pass the reins over to someone
else. I have enjoyed producing it and getting a great satisfaction when I finally see
the effort each month finally hit the print. It is very satisfying but the work doesn't
stop there. I found myself being very critical of my own work and noting small mis-
takes or improvements for the next issue.
However the effort is not all mine. A massive thank you must surely go to Yvonne
who each month reads and analyses each issue to correct my bad punctuation or
spelling mistakes. Sometimes generating a big discussion as to how to express
things and get the real meaning across. I never did score highly in English at
school but I didn't ever let that get in my way of a good story.
There is an old saying which I have modified slightly but meaning the same. “If you
are not learning then you can’t be alive.” Also as well, “there is something to learn
each day.”
It appears as though we have someone to take Klaxon on now and while I cannot
disclose names I would like to say a big thank you. The magazine I believe is a
necessary part of the VCC to keep the club bonding. Necessary for our survival.
Emails only deal with local members but the magazine reaches a much wider audi-
ence.
There are also a number of members out there to whom I am most thankful for
their contributions of titbits and items. I say a big thank you again. I hope you
continue to support the new editor.
It was pleasing to see Maurice and Val Nottle presented with their 60 year badges
at our last meeting. Maurice didn't ever say much about it but I think he has al-
ways been sorry that he was never a founding member of the club. He saw the
notice calling for members but did not attend that meeting. While that may have
been the case he has contributed much to running of the club over the 60 years of
his membership and maintained his contact where possible with those founding
members. May I say to Maurice one more time, thank you for your efforts and your
contributions to the Klaxon which have been well appreciated.
Our deck chairs await us as I sign off,
Paul
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MID-WEEK RUNAROUND - by Peter Woodend
Whilst a few may have declined, or in spite of, the continuous rain, eighteen cars
assembled at the Baywave Carpark, half of which were all-weather moderns, all for
a run with a difference!
Firstly, we were directed through the various maturing sub-divisions of the 1960s,
70s and 80s. In retrospect, The Palms at Papamoa, originally thought of as an
‘expensive’ and slow to develop outer-suburb with wider main thoroughfares and
diverse property styles, does not now look so bad. But with the guidance sheet on
the clipboard, steamed-up windows and concentration through multiple rounda-
bouts probably did not allow overly much critical recognition of individual architec-
tural styling! Progressing on through the more recent, and still currently expand-
ing sub-divisions, where the sections themselves have seemingly become progres-
sively smaller, in single storey building styles more regular and repetitive (drab was
another deleted adjective). Each of the new inhabitants doubtless enjoying their
own (smaller) ‘slice of paradise’ albeit 15-20km from the hub. And then via new
roading for even more proposed homes on hitherto undeveloped land; the original
old farm buildings looking like lost souls in desolation. All places that one would
not normally go to, so eye-opening.
After the sub-division tiki-tour the run embraced 20km of the switchback Old
Coach Road, necessitating constant gear-changing to cope with sudden inclines,
and hairpin corners, although was remarkably free from other traffic, allowing
‘social-distancing’ of club cars at a regular speed. One could not but wonder about
the perils of traversing a four-in-hand team in the old day.
Destination Otamarakau, at the rambling property of Paul and Sandy, where B-B-
Q facilities were provided for a BYO (sausage sizzle!) , all being conveniently accom-
modated in a double garage out of the incessant rain. After refreshments all were
invited for viewings of a VW Camper fit-out, and a home construction (in progress)
a micro caravan in the tear-drop style.
( by, who should be retired, but isn’t – took the day off anyway)
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Join the Club in its
Contribution to
the Cancer Society
Daffodil Day
Combined with Waikato
VCC
Sunday
23rd August 2020
This is what we have planned:
Meet at Tauriko School, 10am to travel to Waikato VCC Clubrooms, 1 Mac-
Lean Street, Cambridge for a BBQ Brunch/Lunch between 11am and 1pm.
Cost for Lunch $5 pp.
Depart for a short run at 1.30pm. Return back to the Clubrooms for
afternoon tea of scones, cakes and savouries etc. Cost is a donation of
$20 per car. Includes afternoon tea.
Please Note: ALL DONATIONS PAID by you will be deemed to be a donation to the
Cancer Society, so please be generous.
If ever there was a time to dig deep for a good cause, now is the time.
The Club will be donating all ingredients for the meals and refreshments.
EXTRA DONATIONS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
TO ENTER: EMAIL OR PHONE:
Kaaren: 021 664341 or Email: Kaaren@smylie.co.nz or
Ken: 07 5764263 Email: kenanddiane@xtra.co.nz
We require the number of individuals in your party.
THIS IS ESSENTIAL FOR CATERING PURPOSES
PLEASE NOTE:
This event is not only open to Club members but to any friends or family
who wish to attend. IT IS ALL ABOUT GIVING TO THE Cancer Society.
Become part of the Day
All monies collected go to the Cancer Society
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Place names for Vintage Cars
Made from Stainless Steel, these NZ Place names
fit either on top or underneath your classic or
vintage vehicle number plate. Available are: Wel-
lington, Waikato, Napier, Hamilton, Bay of Plen-
ty, Rotorua,
Kaitaia, Tauranga, Auckland. Also Ratrod and
Prefect. Tabs are undrilled. Available with an "up"
or "down tab" Buy now price $30 is for each.
Listing on Trade me -
2606837898
Peter Alderdice - Auckland VCC Mem.
11Bunnings Trailer Recall
I spotted this article in the recall list and while it has been out for a while thought the
notice may have not reached some of our members as yet.
Paul
Several models of a light trailer sold at Bunnings for 13 years are being recalled
because they might detach from the towing vehicle.
The Trailpro trailers were sold at the stores between December 2005 and October
2018. The drawbar is at risk of breaking at the front attachment where it bolts to
the chassis.
Three more models of the trailer have been added to two which were recalled
originally in 2018.
The NZ Transport Agency, which carried out an investigation on the first two
models, said it was first prompted to do so after a report of a trailer breaking free
from its towing vehicle in New Zealand.
NZTA inspectors had been instructed to not issue warrants of fitness on affected
models and to date, 167 WoFs had been revoked.
''As a result of the recall, Bunnings has removed more than 1500 TP1 trailers from
New Zealand’s roads and these trailers are unable to attain a new WoF.
''We thank Bunnings for raising these concerns.''
NZTA's analysis found the trailers were not fit for purpose for carrying the rated
maximum load.
''The main area of concern is with the bolted connection of the drawbar to the trail-
er chassis,'' Knackstedt said, and there were concerns that heavy or frequent com-
mercial use could accelerate the hazard.
Trailpro owners have been urged to check the identification plate on the side of the
trailer's drawbar to confirm the model number.
Those with an affected model were urged to stop using the trailer in a loaded ca-
pacity immediately and contact Bunnings.
The faulty trailers are:
Trailpro 7x4 Handyman – Model no. TP1 (A-frame drawbar)
Trailpro 500 5X3 – Model no. TP6 (Single drawbar)
Trailpro Weekender (A-frame drawbar)
Trailpro 8x4 Tradesman - Model no. TP5 (A-frame drawbar)
Trailpro 8x5 Tandem - Model no. TP8 (A-frame drawbar)
12I thought this article might be of interest to some members
World’s most famous toy:
Photo / SuppliedThe James Bond Aston Martin DB5
There is no rule that says your toy car can’t be actual size. Work has resumed on
Aston Martin’s latest “continuation” model, the 1963-5 DB5 Goldfinger — created
in association with James Bond film production company Eon.
The DB5 featured in the 1964 James Bond movie Goldfinger is often called the
“world’s most famous car”. Each one of the 25 DB5 continuation models being
built will cost NZ$5.5 million. None will be road legal. Enjoy.
They will, however, have a suite of working gadgets, as seen in Goldfinger. These
include rear smoke screen and simulated oil slick delivery, revolving number
plates, simulated twin-front machine guns, rear shield, battering rams, tyre slash-
er, simulated radar screen, telephone in the driver’s door, gearknob actuator but-
ton, armrest/console switchgear, underseat weapons storage and a remote control
for gadget activations.
Any premium car has to have an options list. On the DB5 Goldfinger you can also
order a removable passenger-side roof panel.
The construction process takes 4500 hours per car, at Aston Martin’s Heritage
Division headquarters in Newport Pagnell. Because it’s a continuation car — tech-
nically a brand-new 1965 model — it’s built as much in traditional methods as
possible, albeit with some modern engineering enhancements.
The cars feature original DB5 styled aluminium exterior body panels wrapped
around an authentic DB5 mild-steel chassis structure.
Under the bonnet there’s a 4.0-litre naturally aspirated inline six-cylinder engine
with a sixplug head, three SU carburettors and oil cooler, making around 216kW.
This is mated to a fivespeed ZF manual transmission in the rearwheel drive DB5,
which also features a mechanical limited slip differential.
The gadgets have been developed and integrated in association with
Chris Corbould OBE, a special effects supervisor who has worked on more than a
dozen Bond films.
13Book review by Paul Beck
No Room for Watermelons - by Ron and Lynne Fellowes
There is an old saying that goes, ‘you don’t have to be mad but it can help’.
In reading this book I often thought of the saying and quite often even the author
at time wondered the same thing.
To contemplate a 14,600 km trip on a 1910 FN motorcycle that had no gears,
hardly any brakes, hardly any power and required assistance from pedals to enable
getting up some hills beggars belief. Then to add to the mix, the route planned was
through some of the world’s most hostile territory. Through deserts and over
mountains that required pushing the bike because it simply was underpowered
and dealing with people in countries where you cannot speak their language was
just something that added to the adventure. It also speaks volumes about how
generous people can be in some of the most inhospitable parts of the world and
how they assisted him along his journey. It was not like that all the way though.
In the end he just simply says. It was all part of my dream for which I have ful-
filled.
To the reader though, the book just takes you along for the ride and it all seems
like a continuous nightmare. But it is exciting reading and hard to put down.
This book was donated by Alastair Jones and is available in our club library.
Enjoy it.
Paul
New addition to our parts shed
The BOP Vintage Car Club wish to welcome the arrival of our latest addition to
the clubrooms.
While a lot of work has yet to be done. Jack and Colin have been busy shelving it
out and started moving parts in. ( I wonder what they will name it?)
14UNISEX POLAR FLEECE UNISEX POLAR FLEECE UNISEX LONG SLEEVE
POLO WITH LOGO
JACKET WITH LOGO VEST WITH LOGO
Navy/white trim
Navy/white trim Navy/white trim
Size: S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Size: S, M, L, XL, 2XL Size: S, M, L, XL, 2XL Price $35.00
Price $45.00 Price $40.00
WOMENS SHORT SLEEVE CAP WITH LOGO
POLO WITH LOGO
Navy
Navy/white trim
Size: one size fits all
Size 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18,
20 Price $35.00 Price: $15
Orders to: Payment details:
Linda Downey 021 027 77931 Payment at time of delivery.
Email: ldowneynz@gmail.com Pay on line, cash or cheque
LAPEL BADGES FOR SALE
Same size as 50c coin
Contact: Linda Downey77931 021 027
15PARTS SHED
Contact: Jack 07 5766346
or Colin 027 2629161
Clean out your sheds and
bring those surplus parts down. They may
be just what someone else needs
Parts shed open most Monday
mornings
BOP VCC LIBRARY
Contact: Yvonne 07 5748482
We are accepting good clean
car service manuals or books
that relate to automobile
history or travel for our club
library
The Library will again be open most Monday
mornings
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16SUMMIT TYRE SERVICES LTD
Come to 200 Waihi Road next to the BP Summit
Talk to TONCI BARCOT about tyres.
We provide a fast friendly service at a very competitive
price. We supply and provide Tyres, new & old, Wheel Bal-
ancing, Wheel Alignment, WOF Repairs & Batteries
Ph. 07 578 2381, Fax 07 578 2381
Mobile 027 2899484
Your connected accountants
At Walton Railton we understand you have goals and we are passionate
about using our knowledge to help you reach them
415 Cameron Road
(Cnr Eighth Ave & Cameron Rd). Tauranga
07 5786161 | www.wrca.co.nz
Certifying Plumber & Gas Fitter covering the Western Bay of Plenty
17For Sale or Wanted
Austin 7hp Parts - extensive stock of new spares for all Austin 7s 1923-39
Catalogue available. Also many parts for other pre-1940 Austins - Big 7, 8hp,
10hp, 12/6, etc.
Peter Woodend. 07 571 5525 or 027 605 4040
Note: new email address: classictyresnz@gmail.com
For Sale: 1972 Rover 3500 V8 P6B. $6000. Further details contact
Murray Burt. 07 5495607
For Sale: CHEV 1939 Master 85 (Straight Axle). Maroon with beige leather uphol-
stery. Blue Flame motor, 12 volt electrics, high ratio diff, fully rebuilt over many
years. Large file of receipts and photographs of work done. Workshop Manual,
Handbook and Parts List. New exterior sun visor included.
Phone Ian 07 8633554 or email ianverrall@outlook.com
FOR SALE: 1931 closed cab Model A pick up (indented fire wall model) Nicely
restored, well known in the North Island Model A club and BOP VCC
Enquires to Lindsay Mackereth Ph 0276024420
FOR SALE: 1978 MGB Roadster genuine 63,300 miles,
never had any rust, full service history, motor rebuild at
52,000 miles. Recent conversion to new chrome bumpers
and new bolt on wire wheels. Factory overdrive, excellent
condition throughout, nothing to do but enjoy.
Deceased estate. $24,000. Ph 07 5491389 or 021 0411 453
WANTED: Luvax vane knee-action shock absorbers, set of 4x
(as per catalogue illustration), for 1936-39 Austin 10hp… a pre-
vious owner apparently sent the originals away for re-
conditioning over 10 years ago, and they never came back.
Contact: Peter Woodend, 027 605 4040,
or e-mail: classictyresnz@gmail.com.
Wanted to Buy: A side mounted radio aerial, the type people used to mount on
Zephyrs and Morris Minors in the 60s. Also a national radiator car heater 12v,
they were a square box painted silver/grey. Contact Ken 027 576 4263
Wanted to Buy: A pair of front mudguards (fenders) for a 42/46 Chev truck, any
contacts would be appreciated. Contact Gary Cocks 027 576 7060
Wanted to Rent. Single garage in Otumoetai. Storage for classic car. Would want
to be able to access a couple of times a month (maybe more frequently in the
summer). Contact Deidre Rennie on 021 665 875 or 576 7073
18CLASSIC TYRES
For beaded-edge, high-pressure/straight-sided,
well-based cross-ply, radial, wide whitewall,
imperial, metric, car, truck, motorcycle, also whitewall
trims, steel & wire wheels.
Warehouse: 4/64 TUKORAKO DRIVE,
MOUNT MAUNGANUI
PETER WOODEND
Web: classic-tyres.co.nz
Email: classictyresnz@gmail.com
Postal: P O Box 2245 TAURANGA 3140
07 571 5525
Mobile/warehouse: 027 605 4040
Steve and Jan Jones
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