Sydney Antique Machinery Club Inc.
Postal address and Club Shed: 40A Racecourse Road Clarendon, NSW, 2756.
This club was Incorporated in July 1991.
A.B.N Number 83 626 540 927
Postal address and Club Shed: 40A Racecourse Road Clarendon, NSW, 2756.
This club was Incorporated in July 1991.
A.B.N Number 83 626 540 927
Meeting Schedule.
Committee Meeting Second Friday of each Month, starting at 7.00pm.
General Meeting Third Friday of each Month, starting at 7.30pm.
General Meeting Third Friday of each Month, starting at 7.30pm.
Aims of Club.
To encourage the restoration, preservation and exhibition of antique machinery, including stationary engines & related machinery, tractors, vehicles, hobbies, models and collectables.
To provide opportunities for interchange of information through regular meetings and publications.
To preserve technical data and general information associated with antique machinery, and assist educational institutions and museum organisations wherever possible.
To assist other groups with common interest in preserving, restoring and exhibiting the heritage of Australia.
To extend to other collectors, their friends and all persons interested in antique machinery, the hospitality, privileges and conveniences enjoyed in connection with the Club.
The Club also holds regular monthly meetings, and publishes a newsletter offering technical advice, For Sale ams Wanted ads, general comments and a Up coming Event listing.
To provide opportunities for interchange of information through regular meetings and publications.
To preserve technical data and general information associated with antique machinery, and assist educational institutions and museum organisations wherever possible.
To assist other groups with common interest in preserving, restoring and exhibiting the heritage of Australia.
To extend to other collectors, their friends and all persons interested in antique machinery, the hospitality, privileges and conveniences enjoyed in connection with the Club.
The Club also holds regular monthly meetings, and publishes a newsletter offering technical advice, For Sale ams Wanted ads, general comments and a Up coming Event listing.
Insurance for club Members
All members of the club have Public Liability and Personal Accident Insurance enabling them to exhibit at events. This insurance is provided independently of the National Historic Machinery Association Inc., and those wishing to exhibit at events conducted by NHMA insured clubs should confirm acceptance of our insurance beforehand. The supply of a copy of our Certificate of Currency of Insurance is usually all that is necessary. If this is required, do not hesitate to request the Secretary to forward it.
All members of the Club, please note, if you plan to display at an event, you should contact the Events Coordinator or a Committee Member beforehand to advise them of your intention!
Club Plate holders not on the RMS Log Book Trial are to contact the Club Plate Registrar Max before heading off for any drive longer than a short test drive. Those on the RMS Log Book Trial should ensure their Log Book is filled in before departure on any trip other than a Club event.
Note: Travel to and from events is covered by vehicle Compulsory Third Party Insurance (CTP) as part of registration, plus any comprehensive or property damage insurance you choose to have. The Club's insurance does NOT cover you for travel.
NOTE:
SAMCI members exhibiting at external events or using their club registered vehicles (other than log book runs) must have these events sanctioned by the club to be covered by insurance or be legally on the road, and notification of intent to attend any event should be made to a committee member, event coordinator, or vehicle registrar as appropriate.
Old Machinery without a home.
If you have old machinery on your property, under the house or in the shed, that you no longer need, get in touch. Our club and many others across Australia preserve our historical record through the preservation and active demonstration of old machinery and the trades and crafts that they were employed in.
Save a piece of history for future generations.
Find us on Facebook.
If you have old machinery on your property, under the house or in the shed, that you no longer need, get in touch. Our club and many others across Australia preserve our historical record through the preservation and active demonstration of old machinery and the trades and crafts that they were employed in.
Save a piece of history for future generations.
Find us on Facebook.
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This website contains information, data, documents, pages and images prepared by the Sydney Antique Machinery Club Inc. (SAMCI). While the data contained in this website has been formulated with all due care, SAMCI does not warrant or represent that the data is free from errors or omissions, or that the data is exhaustive. The material on the Web Site is presented as general information only. It is not intended as legal, technical, or financial advice and must not be relied on as such. You should make your own inquiries and obtain independent professional advice tailored to your specific circumstances before making any legal, financial or other decisions. It is the responsibility of all Internet users to make their own decisions about the accuracy, reliability and correctness of information found on those external Internet links.
