via west february 2014

February 2014 Via West

Volkswagen Club of Western Australia (Inc) 1955 - 2015...ideas for 60th Anniversary in Twenty15



PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY (Incl. Memberships)

TREASURER

Jamie Barrett

0408 183 396 [email protected]

Graham Tibbs

0412 002 738

Ray Willis


Justin Bayley


EDITOR CONCESSION LICENCE

EVENT COORDINATOR

PROPERTY & MERCHANDISE

Ray Willis


Dave Moore


Jamie Barrett


Graham Tibbs


COUNCIL OF MOTORING CLUBS

WEB ADMINISTRATOR

MEMBERSHIPS (Assistant)

SOUTH WEST

Paul Kuah 0431 621 561

[email protected]

Jamie Barrett


Andy Macey

(08) 9332 6919 [email protected]

Kim Muste


GENERAL COMMITTEE...

Patrick Spiteri

Gary Bull

Harry Hay

Bruce Cooper



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Volkswagen Club of WA (Inc)

Mail: PO Box 175

Victoria Park

Western Australia 6979

ABN: 31 610 140 537

Telephone: (08) 9342 8703

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.vwclubwa.com

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at John Hughes Volkswagen in Victoria Park, starting at 6:30pm. Committee meetings are open to all members and invited guests.

IN THIS ISSUE page NEW MEMBERSHIPS AND BIRTHDAYS

The Committee ......................... 4

Club Page ................................. 5

Club Event Calendar ............... 6

President’s Spot ....................... 7

Fairbridge Festival .................... 8

Member Profile ......................... 9

Club Merchandise .....................11

South West News .....................12

White Xmas & a Black Golf ......14

January Club Run .....................16

February Club Run ...................19

Buying a VW in Singapore ........20

2014 Victorian Bug-In ...............22

Volkswagen News

Wheels Car of the Year .....24

9.7 million cars built ...........25

Business Van of the Year ..26

Beetle Dune .......................27

Volkswagen Motorsport

Monte Carlo Rally ..............28

Front Page:

The Coogee Beach stopover on the re-cent Coastal Cruise to Yanchep.

We now have 164 active

members in the club

Katherine Mitchell

Dean Smith

Donald Farrell

February 21

Welcome to our new Welcome to our new members...members...

Karen Fyfe

Geoff Feddersen

Stefan Galamaga

Brad Gardner

Lachie Glasfurd

Robin Gurnett

Adam Hallsworth

Joshua Hallsworth

Sheley Hallsworth

Cameron Hibberd

Sharon Hinchliffe

Morris Holder

Casey Keenan

Zac Laking

Sasha Lewin

Judith Marquis

Emelia McKenzie

Kerry Muste

Emily Radich

Robert Rudd

Claire Rundle

Lara Rundle

Tania Spiteri

Josh Spriggs

Jasmin

Summerfield

Kelli Summerfield

Trish Summerfield

Claire Taylor

Erin Taylor

Alison Van Corler

Arnold Van Son

Harrison Wallis

David Watkins

Susan Webster

Connor Whittle

Caylah Williams

Happy Birthday for Happy Birthday for February...February...



This month... February 2014

# indicates a club run Wednesday 5th ALFRED’S of GUILDFORD

7pm cnr of Meadow & James St Guildford

Saturday 8th # Club Run : 2014 BREWERY AND BUSSO to include Contact: Ray Willis 0407 347 340

Sunday 9th the SOUTH WEST MONTHLY GATHERING Contact: Kim 0408 914 400

See page 19 for information

Wednesday 12th MONTHLY COMMITTEE MEETING Contact: Ray Willis 0407 347 340

6:30pm @ John Hughes Volkswagen, Victoria Park

Wednesday 26th EVENTS COORDINATION MEETING Contact: Jamie Barrett 0408 183 396


March 2014

Wednesday 5th ALFRED’S of GUILDFORD


Sunday 9th SOUTH WEST MONTHLY GATHERING BUSSELTON Contact: Kim 0408 914 400




Saturday 22nd # Club Run : MUNSTER CRUISE Contact: Jamie Barrett 0408 183 396

See webpage/forum (information shortly) and next ViaWest for information



April 2014 Wednesday 2nd ALFRED’S of GUILDFORD


Sunday 13th SOUTH WEST MONTHLY GATHERING BUSSELTON Contact: Kim 0408 914 400




18th - 21st 45TH NATIONAL BUG-IN - GEELONG VICTORIA Contact: Ray Willis 0407 347 340

22nd - 25th 45TH NATIONAL BUG-IN - ROAD TRIP


25th-27th FAIRBRIDGE FESTIVAL Contact: Jamie Barrett 0408 183 396


Sunday 27th # CMC CLASSIC CAR SHOW (Whiteman Park) Contact: Paul Kuah 0431 621 561

See webpage/forum (information shortly) and next ViaWest for information



The Council of Motoring Clubs ‘2014 CALENDAR OF EVENTS’ has been included inside the back cover.



Hi...

An exciting year ahead! We now have a great team of committee members spreading the

load of work, we are all motivated and planning away with an almost full calendar of events for 2014.

The latest addition to the events is a York Camping trip and cruise in June. Be sure to keep your eye on

the events calendar on our website. Any questions can be asked by using our forum and please try to

post up if you are interested this helps us plan and often spurs more to join the fun.

On a personal note I have parted ways with my Split kombi – good news is “she” is staying within the

club. The new bus is on the forum. I have a build thread on the go in the Your Projects section along

with 2 other members split screen kombis.

We have added a Water-Cooled thread to the

forum too. Paul “pkuaso” is the moderator. He

has a wealth of Technical knowledge – when I

say wealth, what he knows is unbelievable!

See Paul’s post “Christmas Break 2013 Project

Passat”...

He has many contacts too so jump on and say hi

and show us your rides and what upgrades you

have done.

Have a great year, we hope to see you at an

event or 12.

Jamie Barrett

Club President

Your Volkswagen Club of WA has

embarked on supporting charities

or appeals either directly from the

club funds or by assisting the

charity or appeal in their goal to

publicise their fundraising.

In the past, the Club has support-

ed the Kids Cancer Support

Group, from ward 3b at Princess

Margaret Hospital and also the

Toodyay Bushfire Appeal.

In 2012/13 it was Telethon and in

the coming year it will be the

DuchenneFoundation Australia.

Duchenne Foundation's MISSION

Using National and international

collaboration to improve the qual-

ity and quantity of life for those

living with Duchenne and Becker

muscular dystrophy and their

families, through research, edu-

cation and advocacy.

Visit their website for more infor-

mation.

How you can help:

Organise a DuchenneFounda-

tion fundraiser

Make a donation

Buy DuchenneFoundation mer-

chandise

Support DuchenneFoundation

events

Contribute to the VW Club’s

fundraising efforts

So if you see a club member rat-

tling a tin or two in the next

twelve months at any of our

events please drop in your loose

change...it all goes to a very good

cause.

The Committee

VW Club of WA VW Club of WA -- Annual Charity for 2013/14Annual Charity for 2013/14 DuchenneDuchenneFoundationFoundation AustraliaAustralia

Website: www.duchennefoundation.org.au



“Members, this is a great family event and we are privileged to get the op-

portunity to have a "Volksville area" right in the thick of things.

“Been the last 4 years and we’d love

to have your company for this great club event” Jamie Barrett

NOTE: Those who want to camp in the "VOLKSVILLE" area as per previ-

ous years, please DO NOT buy your tickets online at Moshtix.

Instead PHONE THE FESTIVAL OF-

FICE on 92463311 between 10am and 5pm.

To save you time on the phone PLEASE IDENTIFY YOURSELF AS A VW CLUB MEMBER and Woody or Louise will organise everything for

you. This helps me with numbers so I can plan the area size for your enjoy-ment.

If you haven't been before or are un-able to stay over, the festival makes a great day trip.

We'd love to see you all to celebrate

our 22nd year.

Kim Shurman

FAIRBRIDGE FESTIVAL Visit www.fairbridgefestival.com.au for all the info you will need.



Name:

Gary bull Forum User Name: Blue 72

Current Vehicle(s): 1972 Low-

light Kombi Doormobile Camper

First VW: Current Bus. I bought

it in Narrogin from a car yard to

do some camping 21 years ago.

It’s a work in progress (mustn't

hurry).

Earliest VW Memory: Pamplo-

na 1989. Backpacking in Spain I

was staying in a campground,

about 2kms away upon a hill was

another camp with about 80-100

Kombis, Bays and Splitties that

had come for the running of the

bulls...it was an awesome sight!

Best club event you attended:

Dwellingup. Hanging out with

other like minded VW folk, bike

riding and discussing all manner

of things around the fire with a

beer / vino.

VW Club: Since the AGM last

year I have become an active

committee member.

I have been on a number of club

runs including Dwellingup last

year...yes that’s me the ‘axeman’

in the photo to the right.

See you out and about at the

club events...come on up and say

hello...that’s what the club is all

about.

Member

Profiles

WANTED

This edition is the first Member

Profile to show you for a while, so

we need more of you to send

yours in.

Members get to know each other

a little by contributing their pro-

file, cars and faces.

Just use the bold subject matters

(see above) and send in one, two

or lots of photos.

You can even add freehand com-

ments as well.

Send to: [email protected]



Formula Vee Assoc. of Western Australia

T o contact us on Race Days you can find

us in the Formula Vee Car Ports at Barbagal-

lo Raceway. We will be more than happy to talk

and answer your questions...David Campbell -

Club President - Red Car No# 58 and Rod Lisson

- Club Vice President - Silver Car No# 71

C orrespondence can be addressed to the

Vice President (Rod Lisson) 16 McGregor St

Embleton WA 6062

P hone enquiries can be made to Rod on

Mobile 0419 479 257 or the President

(David Campbell) Mobile 0408 942 437

O nline enquiries can be made via the form

on our website www.fvawa.org.au

K eep an eye on the Via West for more news

and stories from the Formula Vees...

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Space

The club is always looking for ad-vertisers to help offset the cost of

this Club magazine...the ViaWest.

Advertising rates are very reasona-ble with 1/4 page being in portrait and 1/2 pages normally in land-scape...full pages are A4 in size.

Annual and monthly rates are available and adverts with Club

Member discounts are looked upon favourably.

Enquiries can be made by email to [email protected]



ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE

Car Badge - Club Logo (with tongue) $25.00 ea Blue and chrome 72mm

Car Badge - Club Logo (no tongue) $25.00 ea Blue and chrome 72mm

Pin Badge - Club Logo $3.00 ea Blue and chrome 22mm

Key Ring - Bottle Opener Club Logo $5.00 ea Blue and chrome

Hoodies - Club 3D logo on front with stripes $40.00 ea Black with white design

T-shirt #2 - Club 3D logo on front with stripes $25.00 ea Red or White with black design

V-neck Polo - Club Logo embroidered - ladies & girls $30.00 ea A name can be added for another $5.00

Polo Shirt - Club Logo embroidered - men & boys $30.00 ea A pocket is an extra $5.00; A name can be added for another $5.00

T-shirt #1 - large 3D logo - back & small 3D logo - front with stripes $25.00 ea Blue with white design

VW Club stickers $2.00 ea Official club logo; 3D club logo; or “I’M A VW CLUB MEMBER”

VW Club cloth badge $5.00 ea Traditional club logo

Day of the Volkswagen - various cloth badge & annual stickers $2.00 ea Collectors items (limited numbers)

VW Club peak Cap - Club Logo $15.00 ea Adjustable velcro band at the rear

Car Badge 2011 Toodyay Bug-In (no tongue) $20.00 ea Black and Yellow - 42nd National Bug-In Metal car badge (limited number)

AVAILABLE AT CLUB

EVENTS including ALFRED’S every month!

You can also con-tact the Committee

to arrange the purchase of the

now extensive list of club

merchandise!

Can be posted

for an extra charge.



Hi Folks,

The South West VW meets in

Busselton have been running eve-

ry month for over 18th months

and although they have been a

great success, the best turnouts

are in the warmer months when a

cruise or lunch has been organ-

ised.

Therefore with the idea to focus

on more cruises, lunches etc.,

during the warmer months, the

SW monthly meets will now

only run from January through

to June.

However, even with this change

keep an eye out here in ViaWest

or on the Club events page or fo-

rum for other ‘one-off’ VW events

in the South West.

Such an event has been the popu-

lar Vee Dubs@Busselton Drive-in

that has run for the last two

years. A major event will be on

again so put the first weekend in

November in your calendar… Fri-

day 31st Oct, Saturday 1st and

Sunday 2nd November 2014.

Meelup cruise

and BBQ The South West Monthly Gathering @ Busso held

on Sunday 12th January.

It was definitely hot in Busso

when 6 peeps turned up. Meelup

was busy so we had to park where

we could...some scored beach

front spots, a couple of others

drove direct to Meelup. Some had

a BBQ and others had a swim.

Anyway a couple of the pics for

you...

Kim 0408 914 400

2014 Brewery

and Busso... The South West Monthly

Gathering @ Busso on Sunday 9th February

will be combined with the Old

Coast Rd Brewery run on the

Saturday 8th (see information

elsewhere in the magazine)

The Old Coast Rd Brewery run will

be on Saturday 8th Febru-

ary...lunch will be at 12:00 noon.

(Continued on page 13)



To book your SATURDAY

LUNCH, please text or email your

name, mobile number and num-

ber of adults & children by 31st

January.

Ray Willis: 04073473403

Email: [email protected]

For South West vee-dubbers, a

cruise will be organised up to the

Old Coast Road Brewery.

If you want to join a CRUISE UP

FROM THE SW, please text or

email your name, meeting point,

vehicle (rego) and mobile num-

ber. Meeting points are Busselton

and Bunbury. Meeting times and

exact location to be provided to

those on the cruise up from the

South West.

Kim Muste: 0408 914 400


From the Brewery, all will head

south to Busselton for an over-

night stay and to attend the VW

gathering on the Sunday.

To combine the both, a camp over

will be held in Busselton on the

Saturday Night…

Well vee dub folks CAMPING has

been organised at Four Seasons

Holiday Park Busselton 585 Caves

Rd, roughly half way between

Busselton and Dunsborough for

Saturday night.

All you need to do is ring 9755

4082, say "VW Club" and book

and pay for a reserved powered

camp sites or ask about cabins if

needed.

15 powered camp sites have been

reserved in a group and can be

booked for a discounted priced of

$27 for 2 adults.

They also have cabins for $125 or

ones for $99 where you need to

bring linen. No cabins have been

reserved so if you need one....ring

soon!

Woof...the park is dog friendly!

If you need more details check

out the Four Seasons web site.

The plan for SUNDAY and SW

MEET is to get together at

Centennial Park, foreshore car-

park at the end of Dun Bay Rd,

Dunsborough at 11am to catch

up with the Busso SW meet crew,

have a BBQ using the free beach

BBQs or buy some lunch from the

nearby shops and bakery. Then

join in a cruise east/north to have

a look at the Port Geographe Ma-

rina and beyond.

Vee-dubbers based north of

Busselton (e.g. Perth) can contin-

ue on their journey home. Kim

(Continued from page 12)

Change of For February - meet at Centennial Park, fore-Location: shore carpark at the end of Dun Bay Road, Dunsborough from 11:00am for lunch (BBQs).

When: Next Gathering is on Sunday - 9th February Followed by Sunday - 9th March

Contact: Kim 0408 914 400



For a change, we thought we

would have a "White Christmas"

and so we travelled to the USA

and Europe over the break.

While in America, we managed to

hire a new Ford Escape 2.0 Eco-

boost, which I think is equivalent

to the Kuga in Asia-Pacific speak.

It turned out to be a competent

car with AWD and ABS that

worked well on the slippery roads

while experiencing the "ice-

storm" in Maine and New Hamp-

shire.

We tried to hire another AWD ve-

hicle for our time in Europe but

finally settled on a Golf 2.0TDI as

the SUVs were premium-priced

rentals that exceeded our budget.

So it was with some trepidation

that we picked up our black front

-wheel drive Golf VII at the

Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof for our

driving trip that took us through

Germany, Switzerland and a bit

of France over some slippery,

high altitude roads, but we need

not have worried.

The effective traction and braking

systems kept the Golf in control

even on the steep and narrow icy

alpine roads. We weren't pushing

hard, being novices at driving in

snow and ice, yet there were still

times when the safety systems on

the car intervened effectively but

unobtrusively on the slippery sur-

faces.

Driving on the German autobahns

was also a revelation for us -

even as we were travelling at 160

to 170 km/h (easily accomplished

with the reasonably punchy

2.0TDI engine), there were other

cars passing us as if we were sta-

tionary! Still, the in-built sat-nav

and heating systems (this was

the first time I could appreciate

heated seats!) worked well to

provide us with fuss-free, com-

fortable motoring. We wondered,

however, if the centre console

could have been narrowed down

a little to give more knee and foot

-well space.

Whilst based in Geneva, we drove

into Chamonix, France, in an at-

tempt to visit Mont Blanc but the

weather was so bad the cable car

sections that were to take us up

there were closed. Instead, we

took a punt on an alternative ca-

ble car to try to view the glacier

at Montenvers. It was pelting

down with snow but we were for-

tunate that the Montenvers funic-

ular train and cable car were op-

erational for a few hours that

day, just enough time for us to

literally get inside the glacier and

visit the museum.

However, when we got back to

the car, it was covered in inches

of snow and ice, which we re-

moved using the scraper provided

by the car hire company.

Snow on Golf - this was after we

cleared some of the white stuff

off! Chamonix, France

Particularly harrowing were the

drives up and down the Valaisien

Swiss Alps around the towns of

Sierre, Crans Montana, Leuk, Ver-

corin and Zermatt but somehow,

the Golf made the drives serene,


White Christmas White Christmas andand aa

Black GolfBlack Golf By Matthew Ngui

A view of Matterhorn, Switzerland

Snow on our Black Golf VII



even pleasurable. The generally

feel-some steering and good

compromise between ride and

handling kept the driver in touch

with the road and therefore

awake and interested.

As we didn't get to see Mont

Blanc, we made extra effort at

Zermatt to get

close to the Mat-

terhorn (yes, the

mountain-logo on

the Toblerone

bars) and it was

well worth it. We

had to take no less

than 3 different

modes of transport

to get there! We

spent all day doing

this and even as

we were a little

weary, the drive

back to the hotel

at night was once

again seemingly made pleasant in

the Golf, especially when we were

still driving up icy roads with sin-

gle-lane hairpins and tunnels in

darkness. Those adaptive/

cornering headlamps would have

been handy and perhaps, brighter

reversing lamps - it was discon-

certing backing into a dark hair-

pin corner to allow another car to

get past!

The incredible scenery aside, the

highlight of the trip for me was

being able to see a couple of ex-

amples of our members' cars in

museums - Andrew Scogings's

1952 Beetle at the Porsche Muse-

um in Stuttgart and Robin Bai-

ley's DKW at the Sinsheim Tech-

nical Museum in Sinsheim, Ger-

many. The Porsche Museum as

expected was elegantly designed

and laid out, with the cars

and information chrono-

logically arranged in an

upward spiral. The Sins-

heim Technical Museum in

contrast, was a potpourri

of many things technical,

showcasing numerous

types of internal combus-

tion engines used in trans-

portation in an amongst

cars, mechanised organs

and squeeze boxes, huge

trains and even a Con-

corde jet.

It was a great trip, notably made

more enjoyable by the torquey,

reliable diesel VW Golf. Even if

the electric parking brake, auto

stop-start and sat-nav instruc-

tions took a bit of getting used to

for technological wood ducks like

us, we "bonded" with the car, al-

ways looking forward to a drive in

it no matter the time or weath-

er...and this says a lot about a

car.


Matthew with the 1952 Beetle on display at the Porsche Museum, Stuttgart, Germany

1957 DKW at the Sinsheim Technical Museum, Sinsheim, Germany

Mathew at the Sinsheim Technical Museum

alongside a Mercedes Benz 600



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January Club Run -

Saturday 18th



Saturday 8th FebruarySaturday 8th February

For those interested the Old Coast Rd Brewery run on the Saturday 8th can again For those interested the Old Coast Rd Brewery run on the Saturday 8th can again be combined with the South West Monthly Gathering @ Busso on Sunday 9th. be combined with the South West Monthly Gathering @ Busso on Sunday 9th.

Camping arrangements for the Saturday night are detailed below.Camping arrangements for the Saturday night are detailed below.

for Lunch at 12:00pm for Lunch at 12:00pm for Lunch at 12:00pm

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A. Lunch Details

To book your lunch,

please text or email your

name, mobile number

and number of adults &

children.

B. Cruise down from

Perth

If you want to join a

cruise down from Perth,


name, meeting point,

vehicle (rego) and

mobile number.

Meeting points are:

Armadale

Byford

Pinjarra

Meeting times to be

provided to those on the

cruise.

A. Lunch see opposite

B. Cruise up from SW

If you want to join a

cruise up from the SW,


name, meeting point, ve-

hicle (rego) and mobile

number.

Meeting points are:

Busselton

Bunbury

Contact: Ray Willis

Mobile: 0407347340


Contact: Kim Muste

Mobile: 0408 914 400


Do Not Do Not

Drink Drink

and Driveand Drive

Saturday Night Camp-

ing @ Busselton

Camping is at Four Sea-

sons Holiday Park Caves

Rd, Busselton… the park

is dog friendly!

Phone 9755 4082 and

say "VW Club" to book &

pay for a reserved pow-

ered camp site…discount

price of $27 for 2 adults.

More details on the SW

News pages in ViaWest

or on the VW Club web-

site and forum.



Extract from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_of_Entitlement The Certificate of Entitlement or COE is the quota license received from a successful winning bid in a open bid uni-form price auction which grants the legal right of the holder to register, own and use a vehicle in Singapore for a period of 10 years e.g to own a category B vehicle (1601cc and above) for 10 years costs approx SG$70,000 and the same again if you want to keep it another 10 years.

For more information please see reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_of_Entitlement

These 2 pages are a copy of the VW brochure for the price list in Singapore (circa September 2013)

provided by Club Commit-tee Member Paul Kuah. Thanks Paul...

I have carried out some research to provide you with additional information that may help understand the brochure. The conversion rate at the time of this brochure was AUD1=SGD1.19. To calculate, divide the $ prices in this brochure by 1.19 to get Australian Dollars...e.g. SG$119,000 = A$100,000.

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4 5th National

Bug-In (2014)

Itinerary (subject to change)

F riday 18th April

3:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Arrival and registration at Gee-

long Boat House, Western Fore-

shore Rd, Western Beach. Oppo-

site Deakin University Waterfront

Campus. Dinner choice of fish or

chicken with salad or hamburger.

Cost $20

S aturday 19th April

9:00 AM Convoy departs

from park opposite River Glen

Caravan Park 75 Barrabool Rd

Belmont to waterfront car show

9:15 AM to 2:00 PM car show

Steampacket Gardens Eastern

Beach. (overflow to Transvaal

Square and customs house yard)

Monty Love trophy event.

Entry $10

Other on site attractions:

Helicopter scenic flights Cost

$85

Historic 1892 steam driven car-

rousel from $3.70

Thomas the Tank children’s

rides Return $5

Giant Sky Wheel (largest mo-

bile ferris wheel in southern

hemisphere) Cost $8

Enterprize 1835 tall ship 1 hour

sailing cruises Cost $30

National Wool Museum

Customs House tours...and

many others

2:30 PM Go cart racing at NAS

Karts shed 12 / 35 Mackey St Nth

Geelong. Trophy event

Cost $45

2:30 PM Alternative Hygeia III

bay tour including finger food

Cost $30

Saturday evening...free

Groups encouraged to try the

many restaurants in town

S unday 20th April

9:00 AM Convoy departs

from park opposite River Glen

Caravan Park 75 Barrabool Rd

Belmont to Avalon.

10:00 AM Motorkahana and

Khana-cross time trial competi-

tion at Geelong Motor Sports

Complex Avalon (at exit to Avalon

Airport) Trophy event Organized

by VW Club of South Australia

Cost $25

Alternative event

9:30 AM Convoy departs from

park opposite River Glen Caravan

Park 75 Barrabool Rd Belmont to

Port Arlington

10:15 AM arrive at Port Arlington

historic Mill. 11 Turner Crt. Port

Arlington

11:15 AM depart Port Arlington

drive to Drysdale station

12:00 PM ride Bellarine rail train

to Queenscliff

Return $30

1:00 PM arrive Queenscliff inves-

tigate shops and eating places

2:45 PM depart Queenscliff sta-

tion train back to Drysdale

3:30 PM Arrive Drysdale, return

to Geelong

Sunday evening...

6:00 PM Dinner & presentation

night at Rheingold Cellar Restau-

rant 9 Moolap St Geelong. 3

course meal & traditional German

band. Guest speakers:

Arthur Bartlett; motor sports

chaplain V8 supercars

Alfred Hickey; sales & marketing

Volkswagen of Afghanistan in

1960’s tells of his adventures in a

VW Beetle driving throughout Eu-

rope, Russia, Middle East and In-

dia at that time.

Cost $40

M onday 21st April

9:00 AM goodbye breakfast

River Glen Caravan Park 75 Bar-

rabool Rd Belmont (for those not

going on the extended tours)

Cost $10

11:00 AM One day Bellarine tour

departs from park opposite River

Glen Caravan Park 75 Barrabool

Rd Belmont via Barwon Heads &

Ocean Grove to Point Lonsdale

foreshore opposite Benito’s Café

for catered lunch

Cost $20

2:00 PM Depart to Fort

Queenscliff.

3:00 PM Guided Tour Cost $12

Monday evening...

Evening free to investigate

Queenscliff township. Groups en-

couraged to check out local eating

places.

Highly recommended:

Fawlty Towers dinner and show at

Grand Veue Hotel (if on at that

time, early bookings essential)

Approx. $130

E xtended tour Tuesday

22nd to Sat 26th April

Great Ocean Road, western

districts and goldfields

Bug-In Bookings: Gary Collis

Ph: 0419 370 310

email: [email protected]

Competition Events: Rob Bussel-

man

Ph: 03 9481 7002


C ruise to the 2014 Bug-In

If there is anybody thinking about

driving to the Bug-In in Victoria at

Easter 2014, I will be travelling

across in my Kombi Camper.

I will be leaving Perth on 9th or

10th April, arriving in Adelaide on

13th April...this is a 3 night stop.

I will be leaving Adelaide on the

16th April to arrive in Geelong on

Thursday 17th April in time for

the Bug-In.

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Volkswagen’s seventh gener-

ation Golf has been named

2013 Wheels Car of the Year

at a gala event in Melbourne.

The multi-award-winning Golf

outclassed a field of 51 eligible

vehicles to collect what is widely

regarded as one of Australia’s

most prestigious automotive

awards.

To receive this honour, the all-

new Golf impressed Wheels’

highly respected panel of seven

expert judges throughout a rigor-

ous week of testing.

Wheels magazine editor, Glenn

Butler, lauded the Golf’s con-

sistency in all of the criteria; “The

Golf VII is satisfying to drive, se-

rene to ride in and superbly user-

friendly.

“Volkswagen seems almost to

have set out to create a car to

excel in every one of the five

Wheels Car of the Year criteria.

And, quite simply, the Golf has

aced it,” he said.

Veteran judge John Carey

summed up the Golf’s achieve-

ments; “The wonder-workers of

Wolfsburg have created a Golf

that’s better in every way that

can be measured. And the incre-

ments are anything but

miniscule.”

“From the smallest, thoughtful

details to the biggest basics, this

is a car that never falters. Its

breadth of talent, it’s almost an-

noyingly persistent perfectionism

and its unrelenting satisfaction

make it something truly rare… a

car for all reasons.

“This is one of the most worthy

Wheels Car of the Year winners

ever,” he wrote.

Receiving the award on behalf of

Volkswagen Group Australia,

Managing Director, John White,

commented on the win: “It is a

great pleasure and honour to re-

ceive this award on behalf of so

many in the Volkswagen family.”

“The Wheels Car of the Year

award caps-off a stellar year for

the all-new Golf; which has also

received Carsguide’s Car of the

Year Award locally; as well inter-

national acclaim as the 2013

World, European, Japanese, Scot-

tish and New Zealand Car of the

Year.”

“As Australia’s first, and the


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This is the third time the Volkswagen Golf has taken out Wheels magazine’s top honour. The Mark 1 Golf was This is the third time the Volkswagen Golf has taken out Wheels magazine’s top honour. The Mark 1 Golf was

awarded the 1976 Wheels Car of the Year and the Mark VI Golf was named 2009 Wheels Car of the Year.awarded the 1976 Wheels Car of the Year and the Mark VI Golf was named 2009 Wheels Car of the Year.

Volkswagen has received five Wheels Car of the Year awards over the years, including in 1974 for the Volkswagen has received five Wheels Car of the Year awards over the years, including in 1974 for the

Volkswagen Passat and more recently in 2010 for the Volkswagen Polo.Volkswagen Passat and more recently in 2010 for the Volkswagen Polo.



world’s longest-running Car of

the Year award, this is testament

to the quality, refinement and

performance of the Golf.”

Locally, the new Golf has also

claimed victory in Wheels maga-

zine’s Gold Star Value award for

the 90TSI, and Motor-

ing.com.au’s Family Car of the

Year Under $30k.

Group Board Member for

Sales Christian Klingler:

"Renewed increase in deliver-

ies is very good achievement

by all brands. Market develop-

ments in 2014 expected to be

similar to 2013."

The Volkswagen Group reported

yet another strong increase in

worldwide deliveries for the full

year 2013, topping the record set

in 2012. "In total, our Group de-

livered over 9.7 million vehicles

to customers last year, ranging

from small city cars to heavy

trucks – more than ever before",

Group Board Member for Sales

Christian Klingler said, comment-

ing on the overall delivery figures

which also include estimates for

the MAN and Scania brands.

Klingler continued: "Across the

board, all brands contributed to

these very positive results which

are a very good achievement in

light of the difficult conditions on

markets all over the world. As far

as the current year is concerned,

we expect market developments

on a level similar to 2013. Even

though the situation in Europe

would appear to be stabilizing,

economic uncertainty will contin-

ue and the challenges we will be

facing on markets will remain vir-

tually unchanged."

Excluding the heavy truck brands

of MAN and Scania, the

Volkswagen Group delivered 9.5

(2012: 9.1; +4.8 per cent)* mil-

lion vehicles in 12 months. The

Group finished the month of De-

cember with a 6.3 per cent in-

crease, delivering 833,200

(December 2012: 784,100)*

units.

Developments in the various re-

gions and world markets were

mixed. Group brands delivered

3.65 (3.67; -0.5 per cent) million

vehicles on the overall European

market from January to Decem-

ber, of which 1.85 (1.85; +0.1

per cent) million units were

handed over in Western Europe

(excluding Germany). 1.16

(1.18; -1.4 per cent) million cus-

tomers chose a new model from

the Volkswagen Group in the

home market of Germany. Eu-

rope's largest automaker deliv-

ered 639,500 (644,300; -0.7 per

cent) vehicles in the Central and

Eastern Europe region. 303,200

(317,700; -4.6 per cent) vehicles

were handed over to customers

in the Russian market during the

same period.

Deliveries in the North America

region from January to December

grew 5.6 per cent to 888,800

(841,500) units, of which

611,700 (596,100; +2.6 per

cent) were delivered in the Unit-

ed States.

In the South America region, the

Volkswagen Group handed over

908,000 (1,010,100; -10.1 per

cent) million vehicles to custom-

ers during the same period, of

which 682,200 (780,200; -12.6

per cent) were delivered in Brazil.

The Group recorded very encour-

aging figures in the Asia-Pacific

region, where 3.64 (3.17; +14.7

per cent) million vehicles were

delivered to customers in the pe-

riod to December, of which 3.27

(2.81; +16.2 per cent) million

were handed over to customers

in China (incl. Hong Kong), the

Group's largest single market.

In contrast, deliveries in India

declined to 92,600 (114,100; -

18.9 per cent) units.

Outline of developments at

Group brands…

The Volkswagen Passenger Ve-

hicles brand delivered 5.93

(5.74; +3.4 per cent) million ve-

hicles to customers worldwide

during the full year. The brand

developed well in the Asia-Pacific

region, handing over 2.73 (2.37;

+15.0 per cent) million vehicles

there.

Volkswagen Passenger Vehicles

delivered 1.64 (1.70; -3.7 per

cent) million vehicles to custom-

ers on the overall European mar-

ket, where conditions remained

difficult, of which 560,100

(586,100; -4.4 per cent) units

were handed over in the home

market of Germany.



Record: Volkswagen

Group Grows Deliveries Almost 5 Per Cent to

Over 9.7 (2012: 9.3) Mil-

lion Vehicles in 2013



Audi delivered

1.58 (1.46;

+8.3 per cent)

million vehicles

worldwide in 2013. The premium

brand from Ingolstadt developed

particularly well in the Asia-

Pacific region, where customers

took possession of 579,100

(478,900; +20.9 per cent) new

vehicles. Audi delivered 190,300

(168,800) models in the North

America region during the same

period, an increase of 12.7 per

cent.

The sports car

manufacturer

Porsche, which

became a

Volkswagen

Group brand on August 1, 2012,

recorded full-year deliveries to-

taling 162,100 vehicles. Demand

for vehicles built by the Stuttgart

-based carmaker was particularly

high in the Asia-Pacific region,

where 49,700 units were deliv-

ered, and in the North America

region, where 46,700 vehicles

were handed over to customers.

ŠKODA delivered a

total of 920,800

(939,200; -2.0 per

cent) vehicles in

2013.

The Czech automaker grew deliv-

eries for the full year in Western

Europe (excluding Germany),

handing over 233,200 (225,900; +3.2 per cent)

units. The company deliv-ered 251,800 (261,100; -

3.5 per cent) vehicles to customers in the Central

and Eastern Europe region.

SEAT delivered

355,000 (321,000) vehicles worldwide in

2013, an increase of

10.6 per cent.

VWs win

five 2014

Business

Van of the

Year Awards Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

is celebrating a stunning trophy

haul at the inaugural 2014 Busi-

ness Van Awards in the UK. The

brand swept the board on its way

to collecting the sought-after Van

of the Year title for the Trans-

porter.

As well as winning the top hon-

our, Volkswagen Commercial Ve-

hicles claimed five of this year’s

12 categories, including Best

Large Trades Van for Trans-

porter, Best Heavy Van for Craft-

er and Best Utility Pick-Up and

Best Double Cab for the Amarok.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

also scooped the manufacturer

award for Best Service Package.

Announcing the results before an

industry audience, Business Vans’

editorial director, Ralph Morton,

commented:

Van of the Year and Best

Large Trades Van – Transport

‘Congratulations to Volkswagen

and its Transporter model for

winning the inaugural Business

Van of the Year award and Best

Trades Van accolade. The Trans-

porter is the ideal all-rounder for

the trades, offering quality, value

and reliability in equal measure –

exactly what any small business

running a van requires.’

Best Utility Pick-Up and Best

Double Cab – Amarok

‘The Amarok scooped a double

win for delivering high standards

of quality and reliability. Every-

thing you would expect from a

Volkswagen.’

Best Heavy Van – Crafter

'The Crafter impressed the judg-



The Spanish brand benefited in

particular from a tailwind in Ger-

many, where deliveries grew

20.3 per cent to 76,600 (63,700)

units, as well as in the UK, where

the company delivered 45,700

(39,000; +17.0 per cent) units.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehi-

cles delivered 551,900

(550,200; +0.3 per cent) vehi-

cles to customers last year, of

which 159,400 (161,200; -1.1

per cent) units were handed over

in Western Europe (excluding

Germany). In contrast,

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

grew deliveries in the South

America region by 8.3 per cent,

handing over 160,400 (148,100)

vehicles to customer there.



es with its ability to surpass op-

erators’ needs while delivering

reduced running costs thanks to

its BlueMotion Technology.’

Best Service Package for Van

Owners – Volkswagen Com-

mercial Vehicles

‘The judges were impressed by

Volkswagen’s service offering and

the back-up provided by the

brand’s dedicated Van Centre

network which features extended

hours, fast emergency repairs

and courtesy vehicles that are

vital for busy small businesses.’

Commenting on the awards suc-

cess, Alex Smith, UK Director of

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles,

added: ‘We’re delighted to re-

ceive these honours from Busi-

ness Van. To get such recognition

demonstrates the strength of the

brand and the quality of our

products. Winning the best ser-

vice package shows that we’re

doing a great job of keeping cus-

tomers happy and on the road,

which is truly gratifying.’

NB: The awards are organised by

Business Vans, The Business Van of the Year Awards judging panel, com-prises experts in the field of commer-cial vehicles and SME sector.

NAIAS

Detroit

2014: World

premiere of Beetle Dune

At the North American Interna-

tional Auto Show (NAIAS), start-

ing today in Detroit, Volkswagen

is giving a world premiere to the

Beetle Dune. The near-production

concept car thrills with its robust

off-road looks, raised body and

19-inch tyres. Volkswagen's ap-

pearance is rounded off with the

US premieres of the all-electric e-

Golf and the new 300-PS Golf R1.

Volkswagen's show highlight in

Detroit is the Beetle Dune. The

car at the show features

'Arizona', yellow/orange metallic

paintwork and flared wheel arch-

es offset in black. Unlike on the

familiar Volkswagen Cross mod-

els, so-called 'blades' (elements

1.5 millimetres thick) are fitted

on top of the matt main sections.

Chrome-plated underbody pro-

tection and side trim strips on top

of the sills, which are based on

the legendary running boards of

the original Beetle, underline the

both classy and sporty overall

impression. The interior - featur-

ing infotainment system and high

-definition 7.7-inch touchscreen -

conveys in addition a high level

of technological fascination. The

Beetle Dune is powered by a 210

PS turbo petrol engine, which

gives the concept car

acceleration of 0 to

100 km/h in 7.3 sec-

onds.

In parallel with

showcasing the Bee-

tle Dune,

Volkswagen is also

showing the new e-

Golf, making its US

premiere. The all-

electric e-Golf im-

presses with best-in-

class qualities from

the off, leading the way with low

power consumption of 12.7

kWh/100 km. By virtue of inno-

vative overall technology, en-

hanced aerodynamics (cW =

0.281) and optimised roll re-

sistance, the e-Golf is 10 per cent

more frugal than the best steel-

built competitor. The practically

silent e-Golf is also very inexpen-

sive to run - with power costs of

just €3.28 per 100 kilometres.

Volkswagen rounds off its best-

seller segment at the upper end

with the new Golf R: this top ver-

sion of the Golf is powered by a

redesigned 300 PS TSI engine

(221 kW)1, which is 30 PS more

powerful and yet up to 18 per

cent more fuel-efficient than its

predecessor. The reconfigured

sport suspension (lowered by 20

millimetres), the new progressive

steering and 'ESC Sport', which

can now be fully deactivated for

racetrack driving, ensure in addi-

tion purist handling.




“Monte” victory!

Dream start to the WRC for Ogier and

Volkswagen Volkswagen triumphs at opening round

of the WRC in Monte Carlo

Defending champions Ogier/Ingrassia claim second “Monte” win of their

careers

All three Polo R WRCs in the points at

the iconic rally

Triumph at the Rally Monte Carlo – Volkswagen opened the new season of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) with a dream result. Sébastien Ogier/Julien Ingrassia (F/F) produced an irresistible fightback and an out-standing driving display to secure vic-tory on the first weekend of the 2014

season.

The success at the “Monte” is their 17th victory in the WRC, and their tenth with Volkswagen. The win was the duo’s second at the rally classic, having pre-viously won in 2009 when the event in the Mediterranean principality did not form part of the world championship. Second place went to Ford driver Bryan

Bouffier, who won here in 2011, with Citroën’s Kris Meeke taking third. The competitors at the notorious “Monte”, also known as “The Unpredictable One”, faced extremely difficult weather and road conditions. Rain in the valleys, snow at altitude – as has often been the case in the past, tyre selection was the decisive factor at the “Monte”. Volkswagen ended the classic with all three Polo R WRCs in the points. Jari-Matti Latvala/Miikka Anttila (FIN/FIN) and Andreas Mikkelsen/Mikko Markkula (N/FIN) picked up valuable points in fifth and seventh place respec-tively. Typical “Monte” – tricky tyre selection makes for excitement, weather for cha-

os

The sudden onset of winter in the French Maritime Alps and heavy rain in the val-leys – the start of the Rally Monte Carlo literally caught every-one cold. Based on the weather data available, the Volkswagen drivers opted for virtually tread-free slicks for the first three special stages of the “Monte”. With the shock arrival

of snow in the principality, this made driv-ing a real challenge. Sébastien Ogier/Julien Ingrassia and their team-mates lost a lot of time in these conditions. The World Champions found themselves back in ninth place. They showed their undoubted class from the fifth stage onwards, however, finishing consistently in the top-three from then on in and winning seven special stag-es. By the midway point of the “Monte” they had moved into the lead and never looked back.

Weather conditions were so extreme that the 14th special stage of the Rally Monte Carlo had to be cancelled. So much snow fell on the notorious Col de Turini between the first and second loop on Saturday that the second run had to be neutralised, with some World Rally Cars stuck in the snow. The comeback kid: Jari-Matti Latvala

and the double fightback

Sébastien Ogier’s team-mates Jari-Matti Latvala/Miikka Anttila twice thrilled fans at the Rally Monte Carlo with a remarkable comeback. On the Friday of the rally, “JML” fought his way back from 18th to seventh place overall. He then climbed another position on Saturday, before a puncture saw him drop back down the field. However, he had battled back from eighth to fifth by the end of the day. Lat-




vala/Anttila were in the top-three on eight of the special stages at the “Monte”, clocking the fastest time on three occasions. Points reward for “Monte” trainee Mik-

kelsen

Lessons learned, points scored – Andreas Mikkelsen’s first outing in a World Rally Car at the Rally Monte Carlo was rewarded with six World Championship points. Together with co-driver Mikko Markkula, Mikkelsen showed the necessary caution on all 14 special stages. However, even that was not enough on the tenth stage: on slicks at the time, Mikkelsen/Markkula slid slowly off the snow-covered road in a slow corner be-tween Sisteron and Thoard. Despite losing a lot of time they were able to continue, with the help of the fans, and capitalised with a series of top times on the final day. Bonus points for Latvala/Anttila and

Ogier/Ingrassia on the Power Stage

Three extra points for Jari-Matti Latvala and Miikka Anttila, and two bonus points for Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia – Volkswagen claimed a one-two on the Power Stage. Five of the six bonus points up for grabs on the Power Stage – the final stage of a rally, on which points are award-ed to the top three cars – went the way of the manufacturer from Wolfsburg. Dream start: Ogier/Ingrassia and Volkswagen lead the World Champion-

ship

Victory at the first rally of the year and two bonus points on the Power Stage mean the reigning World Champions lead the WRC after the opening act of 2014. Sébastien

Ogier and Julien In-grassia leave their home rally with 27 points to their name, while Jari-Matti Latvala and Miikka Anttila are fourth with 13 points, courtesy of their Power Stage victory. Volkswagen also holds an early lead in the Manufacturers’ Cham-pionship: 37 points went to Wolfsburg, 33 to Citroën. Quotes, day three of the Rally Monte Carlo Sébastien Ogier, Volkswagen Polo R WRC #1 “What a perfect start to the season! The team did a fantastic job. I am overjoyed. It is an amazing feeling to win the Rally Mon-te Carlo in these difficult conditions – espe-cially now that the Monte is a round of the World Championship again. For that rea-son, this win obviously ranks above the victory in the IRC in 2009 for Julien and me. Even more so when you consider the last three days: the fightback in extreme rain, and then the snow chaos on the Col de Turini. I really wanted to win my home rally here. I will celebrate the win appropri-ately – with my family, my girlfriend and the entire Volkswagen team.” Jari-Matti Latvala, Volkswagen Polo R WRC #2 “I am really happy with fifth place. That was the goal we had set ourselves right from the word go. I have finally brought an end to my poor run at the Rally Monte Carlo. The conditions out on the route were very, very difficult in places – as was the tyre selection, which we did not get right at the start. The stages in the mountains were hard work, but it was worth it. We scored important points. I am particularly pleased with the extra points from the Power Stage. We now head to the Rally Sweden full of

confidence.” Andreas Mikkel-sen, Volkswagen Polo R WRC #9 “An incredibly strenuous rally for us. There were so many conditions we had never come across before. Like many oth-ers, we found ourselves driving with slicks on snow and spikes

in the rain. The tyre selection was definitely extremely difficult. However, I learned a lot at the Rally Monte Carlo. I am very happy that we finished in the points. That was always our goal, and I am still flabbergast-ed how difficult it was to achieve that goal.” Jost Capito, Volkswagen Motorsport Director “I am very proud of the entire team today. The drivers, co-drivers, engineers and me-chanics all did an outstanding job. Sébas-tien Ogier’s performance was worthy of a champion, while Jari-Matti Latvala and An-dreas Mikkelsen also did a magnificent job. Together with their engineers, and using the information available from the ice spies and weather crews, they always made in-telligent tyre selections – even if they did not always turn out to be perfect. But that is just typical of the ‘Monte’, which is always unpredictable and temperamental. To have all three Polo R WRCs in the points and to have won the iconic ‘Monte’ for the first time as a team is an outstanding success.” And then there was ... ... Nicolas Vouilloz, the ice spy for Sébas-tien Ogier, who is known as the “inventor of tyre crossing”. In unclear and fluctuating weather conditions, rally drivers are in-creasingly opting for a mixed tyre set-up in a cross configuration. For example, slick and wet tyres are used at the same time, with slicks fitted on the front left and rear right, and wets in reverse. “We tried this out years ago at tyre tests with Michelin, and it worked better than having different tyres on the front axle to the rear axle. We were probably the first to use it in competition,” said the 37-year-old from Nice, who has proven to be more than adept at overcom-ing the extreme on two wheels too: Vouilloz was crowned World Downhill Mountain Bike Champion on ten occasions.

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