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On a really beautiful sunny winters day we drove up through the winding roads of the Dandenong Ranges, passing through Ferntree Gully, Belgrave, Kallista to Sherbrooke.Marybrooke Manor has an old world charm in its architecture.This complemented the display of our Buicks, which ranged from 1937 to the 1970s.The dining room was decorated in keeping with celebrating Christmas in July.The luncheon which consisted of pumpkin soup, roast turkey, ham, vegetables and all the trimmings and which ended with Christmas pudding with brandy custard, followed by tea or coffee.Thanks to all who made this a really enjoyable event.

Buick & Oldsmobile Car Clubs combined on Sunday 27th May for a charity event, with proceeds donated to a breast Cancer fund. Around 50 people attended with 11 Buicks and 2 Oldsmobiles. With a lovely lunch provided by the members, and games played for the inaugural piston trophy, won by the Oldsmobile chapter.

Fly the Flag Friendship Tour.

A few photos from the Gembrook All American Car ShowOn Sunday 18th February

This is a great collection of cars including Cords and a Tucker plus a lot of memorabilia including Peter Brock cars and non automotive wares and collectibles.

All set up for the Bendigo Swap Meet this weekend, come say hi to Andy.http://www.bendigoswap.com.au

On Sunday the 13th of August, club members from, Buick, Oldsmobile, CHACA and the Dandenong Valley Historic Car Club, visited the B24 Liberator Memorial Restoration at Werribee. On the preceeding Thursday Tony Muller from the Restoration Project, gave a talk on the history of the B24, at the Buick Car Club meeting.On the Sunday some 80 car club members attended the hangar. Morning tea was supplied as well as the excitement of seeing and hearing a 14 cylinder radial engine start up and run.After visiting the hangar, the Buick and Oldsmobile members went to the Hoppers Club for a great buffet lunch. We will certainly be going back to the Hoppers Club again!Tony Muller would love to see more people attend the restoration as this is their main source of revenue to fund the project.