This event has been completed
May 19th 2018 Tracks Calder Convoy
See below for detail. Click here to see and print an indemnity form AND Registration
1st CALDER CONVOY 19th & 20th May 2018.
Charlton community is looking forward to, and supporting this event.
Thank you to our sponsors –
TOTAL EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS
JAMES TRANSPORT
PICKERING TRANSPORT GROUP
THE HISTORICAL COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CLUB
Your Support is greatly appreciated.
There will be a raffle, some of the sponsors are donating goods.
The committee is working very hard to make the first Calder Convoy a success, any extra support will be accepted.
This event is for all club members, join in and assist where you can.
Contacts –
Moose Johnston 0400359579
Robert Mansell 0408291560
Email: tracsmildura@gmail.com
To enter- This event has been completed.
TRIVIA ON ORIGINAL CALDER HIGHWAY.
The Calder Highway was named after William Calder, who was the chairman of the Country Roads Board from 1913 to 1928. (no date for naming).
The Calder highway started at the end of Keilor Road in Niddrie and passed through Diggers Rest, Gisborne, Macedon, Woodend, Kyneton, Malmsbury, Taradale, Elphingstone, (Castlemaine unknown if this was part of the original Road) Harcourt, Ravenswood, Bendigo, Marong, Bridgewater, Inglewood, Wedderburn, Charlton (Which is considered to be halfway) Wycheproof, Culgoa, Sea Lake, Nandaly, (Day Trap Corner), Ouyen, (Section of old Gravel road can be seen before and after Hattah) Red Cliffs, Irymple, Mildura, Merbein and Abbotsford Bridge, (Victoria / New South Wales border end of Highway).
(Some of the smaller towns along the way were missed Sorry).
May 19th 2018 Tracks Calder Convoy
See below for detail. Click here to see and print an indemnity form AND Registration
1st CALDER CONVOY 19th & 20th May 2018.
Charlton community is looking forward to, and supporting this event.
Thank you to our sponsors –
TOTAL EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS
JAMES TRANSPORT
PICKERING TRANSPORT GROUP
THE HISTORICAL COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CLUB
Your Support is greatly appreciated.
There will be a raffle, some of the sponsors are donating goods.
The committee is working very hard to make the first Calder Convoy a success, any extra support will be accepted.
This event is for all club members, join in and assist where you can.
Contacts –
Moose Johnston 0400359579
Robert Mansell 0408291560
Email: tracsmildura@gmail.com
To enter- This event has been completed.
TRIVIA ON ORIGINAL CALDER HIGHWAY.
The Calder Highway was named after William Calder, who was the chairman of the Country Roads Board from 1913 to 1928. (no date for naming).
The Calder highway started at the end of Keilor Road in Niddrie and passed through Diggers Rest, Gisborne, Macedon, Woodend, Kyneton, Malmsbury, Taradale, Elphingstone, (Castlemaine unknown if this was part of the original Road) Harcourt, Ravenswood, Bendigo, Marong, Bridgewater, Inglewood, Wedderburn, Charlton (Which is considered to be halfway) Wycheproof, Culgoa, Sea Lake, Nandaly, (Day Trap Corner), Ouyen, (Section of old Gravel road can be seen before and after Hattah) Red Cliffs, Irymple, Mildura, Merbein and Abbotsford Bridge, (Victoria / New South Wales border end of Highway).
(Some of the smaller towns along the way were missed Sorry).