Land Rover Club
of the ACT
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What’s New
New LRC Life Members – John Foster & Alan Dixon
1969 was the year that John Foster, and not far behind him Alan Dixon, with a group of likeminded Land Rover folk, formed the Land Rover Club of the ACT. Since that time both John and Alan have grown and aged with the Land Rover Club and have been attending meetings for all that time. I certainly recall them both being able to answer questions relating to components of the club’s history and achievements on multiple occasions. The offering of Life Membership, is a reflection of the efforts in 1969 to formalise a successful Land Rover Club with sound foundations and ethics and the appreciated contribution as members from then to now.
LRC Christmas Party 2024 – for more details, see the Trips and the Xmas Party Flyer 2024.
Following the AGM, the positions on the Committee have been updated: Committee Members.
New Membership Applications
The following Membership Applications will be proposed at the next Ordinary meeting:
- No nomination as yet
- Xmas Party Dinner – Majors Creek: 29 Nov 2024 (full)
- Xmas Party Trip – Majors Creek & Environs: 30 Nov 24
- Xmas Party Weekend – Majors Creek: 30 Nov to 1 Dec 24
- Terribly British Day (event) – 1 Dec 2024
- Hunter Valley – 28 Mar – 5 Apr 2025 (go to Trips)
- Minutes of the Nov 2024 Ordinary Meetings
- Minutes of the Oct 2024 Committee Meetings
- Eagle Rock & Kalgan Creek – WA: Jul 2024
- Kennedy Loop Track – WA: Aug 2024
- Solar Panel – FOR SALE
- Honda Generator – FOR SALE
- Terribly British Day (event) – 1 Dec 2024
- No new items
- No new items
The Club for any four wheel drive vehicle
The Land Rover Club of the Australian Capital Territory (LRC ACT) is a family-oriented social and recreational club established in 1969 by a group of Land Rover enthusiasts. Nowadays, the club welcomes owners of all makes of four wheel drive vehicles, not only Land Rovers. Club members participate in various day, weekend and extended trips, as well as social and community activities. The club serves as a friendly forum for the exchange of knowledge and experience related to four wheel driving. Improving driver skills through formal training, along with associated activities such as map reading, navigation, bushcraft and the correct use of recovery equipment, underpins club activities. We support various charities that are aligned to our activities.
Our ordinary club meetings are usually held on the first Monday of each month (except January), starting at 7.30 p.m, at the Eastlake Football Club, 3 Oxley Street, Griffith ACT. Visitors are always welcome to our ordinary meetings and no prior notice or invitation is required – just come along and enjoy the company!
Trips & Events (3 mths)
November
December
