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 |  Fri 23rd - Mon 26th October 2009
All members and Buick enthusiasts Australia-wide are invited to join us at the East Coast Meet.
Traditionally, NSW and QLD Buick Clubs have alternatively hosted the meet between Nationals years. We have chosen Armidale NSW as the base in October 2009 and are planning a fun-packed weekend. It's a beautiful part of the country and the weather should be kind to us and our Buicks at that time of the year.
Click here for more details
2009 Buick East Coast Meet
Posted 12/2008 |
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 |  See the photos of this great day out in menu item “Buick News”. Just select 044 - 2009 Concours Day at Rouse Hill Town Centre, 2009
Posted 06/2009 |
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 |  See the photos of this great day out in menu item “Buick News”. Just select 042 - 2009 Presidents Run to Motorlife Museum, Wollongong.
Click on this link for more information about this exciting new home for Motorlife.
The Australian Motorlife Museum
Posted 06/2009 |
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 |  1955 - The Model & The Car
Tony and Barbara Gentilcore’s daughter Stacey in a photo shoot with a renowned pinup photographer from the USA, featuring Qld member, Hans Van Riel's gorgeous 55 Buick Roadmaster Convertible. This great period photo was actually taken very recently at the Gold Coast's, Wintersun Festival.
Check out the Gentilcore family impressions and photos of this great event. There are Buicks, other marques, rods and all the atmosphere of the festival. It’s all in menu item “Buick News” (043 - Wintersun Nostalgic Festival - 29th May to 8th June 2009)
Posted 06/2009 |
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 |  Buick - The Australian Story
A “MUST READ” for all Buick enthusiasts and readers with a special interest in GM’s early Australian history.
With the Foreword by former Holden Public Affairs Manager, Marcus McInnes
Buick, the affordable car to aspire to. Favoured by Australians from the man in the street and the motor enthusiast through to Prime Ministers and ultimately the Govenor General. This is Buicks local history with qualified reference and as Buick was General Motors main product and cash cow in Australia until the mid 1920’s, Buick’s Australian history is virtually inseparable from GM’s early Australian history. The story provides an in depth insite to GM’s entry and establishment in Australia prior to WW II.
Written in chronological format covering Buicks presence and impact in Australia from the very early 1900’s through to the present day. The text in lay terms covers Buick models, how Buicks were sold, who sold them and who bought them. There are many stories of epic Buick travel, particularly in the vintage and veteran years together with Buick’s unique Australian designed and built body styles and purpose built work and professional cars. This 457 page story is illustrated with 750 B&W photographs (many early period pictures), plus 450 other images including early advertising and sales literature.
Published in association with the Buick Car Club of Australia Inc. in NSW., it is available only on direct purchase.
eMail enquiries to - mail@buickclub.org.au
phone enquiries (02) 4784 2091 or (02) 9629 7957
Price - AUD$65 plus $15, P&P (Australia only) - Mastercard & Visa accepted
Buick, The Australian Story is now printed and sold in the USA.
It is available direct from www.lulu.com for US$49.95. Lulu sell on line and being printed in the USA, North American readers can now eliminate the international postage and currency exchange costs
of purchasing ex Australia.
On entering Lulu's website, go to "books" and enter the word "Buick", it is the first book on screen.
Posted 05/2009 |
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 |  Start Time 7.30pm and our meetings are now held at the
NRMA Motoring & Services Roadside Assistance headquarters located in the old Arnott’s building, No 9 George St, North Strathfield.
Entry to our room through the NRMA Training Centre carpark adjacent.
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 | Open to all Buick owners and enthusiasts.
Membership Application Request
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