Personalised vintage fashion shows for events/occasions/functions presented by an experienced team of models
Phone: Sue – (Dunedin) 03 489 4033/021 146 4987
Professional recolouring of all leather car seats, interior panels etc. Protect and enhance the look of your car interior with our unique quality service
Ring Rodger for a No Obligation appraisal now
Phone 455 4065
BROCKLEBANKS
Leather Dyers
Over 50 years serving Otago
FOR SALE
Luggage Trunk for Vintage Car
Can be viewed at the Otago Branch Clubrooms or contact George Martin for further information
For Sale by negotiation:
Selected chairs and arm chairs, 4 wooden teasel tables, 2nd hand dishwasher, very tidy 4 drawer metal filing cabinet and files, computer desk, free standing pinex pin board, a framed ‘Historical Record of Hotels of Dunedin, medium sized table with metal frame and legs ( good for a work shop or work room) ‘these are items are excess to our needs at our clubrooms’ Contact either Marion McConachie or Trevor Kempton for further details
WANTED
Archive Material - for Otago BranchArchives
Copies of any past events/rallies that you have organised in the past. These are needed to ensure that the branch Archives are kept up to date.
Please deliver to the clubrooms – with my name on it – thanks Marion -
WANTED
I am looking for some 19 inch tyres secondhand or new if anyone has anything For sale 4.75 5.00 19 Or similar to fit a Model A Ford Thanks Kelvin (021) 041
ARTICLES FOR NEWSLETTER Can be forwarded to your editor by the 3rd Wednesdayof the month please
VERO INSURANCE APPLICATIONS Please quote Otago “Agent No H0300145— Inspector No 916”
LIBRARY ROSTER Library open 8.00 - 9.30 Friday night MAY
2nd Kevin Mason
9
Day 6 This day saw a few breakdowns, unfortunately, which were soon sorted out. We travelled along the canals to Lake Tekapo and Burkes Pass, stopping at Fairlie, where many of us decided to sample the famous pies.
After lunch, we wove our way through the beautiful South Canterbury countryside and the l-o-n-g mid- Canterbury straights, before reaching our final destination at Methven and our final fantastic dinner together.
Day 7 The group travelled on to Ohoka where they visited Kelvin Findlay’s fine collection of vintage and veteran vehicles and then on to McLeans Island to register for the Easter Rally, before finishing at Cutler Park. It is always good to be able to say that we travelled on roads that we’ve never travelled on before, and we certainly did this time!
Our thanks to Mark and Nicola for organising a fantastic Club Captain’s Tour. We thoroughly enjoyed it as did everyone else On Tour.
Text supplied by Colin Deaker Photos supplied by entants
Mark your calendar!!!
Friday July 25th Club Night – Guest Speaker
Jules Radich
The topic will be: Conveyance, convenience and cars - what is the future of flow in Dunedin?
I will be happy to take questions from members after my talk. Supper will be serviced afterwards
You are welcome to invite your friends and family to this event
Do we have your correct contact details
Please contact your Branch Secretary or National Office of any changes of phone number, email, and address.
We also record the sales/purchases of vehicles to keep our club database as current at possible.Email admin@vcc.org.nz or Post to VCCNZ,POBox 2546 Christchurch 8140
Day 2 saw us split from the bunch to travel to Teretonga for the George Begg Festival, which was absolutely fantastic. The sound of Denny Hulme’s Mc Laren driven down the main straight by Greg Murphy was indescribable as it screamed by. Meanwhile the main bunch travelled up to Te Anau via Wyndham, Hedgehope, Waianiwa and to Riverton for lunch. They then followed the very scenic route to Manapouri and Te Anau via Orepuki, Tuatapere and Blackmount. Dinner was at the local Town and Country Club. Day 3 was a lay day with many choosing to visit the Military Museum on the Te Anau –Mossburn road or the local Vintage Machinery Museum. It had been hoped for day trips to Mil-
ford Sound but, alas, the weather was against us.
Day 4 We visited Greg Elder at Riversdale. What a well-turned-out collection of vehicles- well worth a visit! Lunch was at the Mandeville Aviation Museum, then it was off to Alexandra via Waikaka, Heriot and Moa Flat. We then dropped down into the Teviot Valley and crossed the Clutha River at Millers Flat and back again at the Roxburgh Dam. The autumn colours up the Valley were superb, but not as spectacular as the trees going down into Conroy’s Gully, which were picture postcard material. Always a “must” at autumn time! Another fantastic meal was served at the Alexandra District Club. Day 5 Off to Clyde through Earnscleugh and onto Cromwell, with a quick walk-through Old Cromwell Town. Then it was off to Bannockburn and Highlands Motor Park, where we watched Mervyn take control of the Ford Mustang for some quick laps. From there it was a trip over the Lindis Pass to our night’s accommodation at Twizel.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
BRANCH EVENTS (listed in bold)
Contact Branch secretary for entry forms from other branches
2025
MAY Fri 2nd Motorcycle Group Meeting 2nd Ashburton Swapmeet
2-4th Overnight run to Ashburton incorporating Ashburton Swapmeet
Sun 18th Restoration Rally / Ladies Run
Sun 25th Garage Raid
Thur 29th Midweek Lunch Run
Fri 30th Club Night & Meeting
JUNE Fri 6th Motorcycle Group Meeting
Sun 19th Branch AGM & Pot Luck Lunch
Thur 26th Midweek - Midwinter Lunch Run
Fri 27th Club Night & Meeting
JULY Fri 4th Motorcycle Group Meeting
Sat 19th Branch Annual Dinner
Fri 25th Club Night and Meeting
Thur 31st Midweek Lunch Run
AUG Fri 1st Motorcycle Group Meeting
Sun 24 National Rally for Cancer
Thur 28th Midweek Lunch Run
Fri 29th Club Night and Meeting
SEPT Fri 5th Motorcycle Group Meeting
Sun 14th PV/PWV/P60 Run
VCC NATIONAL EVENTS
2025 August National AGM Invercargill
2026 March 15th -21st Vero International Festival of Historic MotoringNelson
Please note: There will be no other National Rallies in 2026 due to the International Rally happening that year.
My Vintage - www.myvintage.co.nz is a new online marketplace devoted to all those people who are passionate and enthusiastic about Old Cars and other old vehicles.
Please WEAR YOUR NAME BADGES when you are attending club events. This helps new members to identify you
RESTORATION RALLY/LADIES RUN
Sunday 18th May
See further details in this Roadrunner
GARAGE RAID
Saturday 24th May
Meet at the Clubrooms at 9.30am BYO lunch
- hot drinks will be supplied at the clubrooms – with further visits in the afternoon.
Consideration may be given to car sharing for some of the visits due to parking space restrictions. Contact Kevin Mason for further information
Midweek Run – lunch
Thursday 29th May 2025
Venue to be advised
Club Night – 30th May 2025
7.30pm open with club meeting at 8.30 –cuppa to follow
Clubrooms are open every Wednesday
From 9.30 am until 11am
The 2025 South Island Club Captain’s Tour
The SICC Tour had a great start with 30 cars lined up at Unity Park, looking out over Dunedin city and the harbour basin, where many photos were taken, before heading off south along the coast to Taieri Mouth. There was a choice of routes available for those who wanted to travel on gravel roads, continuing on the road through Akatore and Bull Creek, enjoying the coastal scenery, and those who did not, climbing over the hill to get great views of the Taieri Plain and lakes. We then travelled to lunch at Lawrence via Kaitangata, Balclutha and Tuapeka Mouth going up the north bank of the Clutha River.
After lunch, we continued down the south bank from Beaumont, which is a great cruising road with native bush lining the road. We turned off toward Waipahi, with miniature yellow flowers lining both sides of the road for most of the afternoon as we cruised around the rolling green hills of West Otago and into Southland. Our overnight stay was at Croydon Lodge in Gore and we were hosted by the local VCC branch who cooked up a delicious meal, complete with homemade fruit cake. (Thanks Mary!)
Merv Thomson has a going at Driving 7 laps at Highlands Park
Photo by Brian Trainer– at Unity Park
Bent
Aliastair Day with the Stirrers Spoon
Everything appears to be slowing down a little as the seasons change. It has been a good time for the South Island Club Captains Tour which finished in time for the South Island Easter rally. This month has seen me travelling up and down from Christchurch with my car. It is a pity when the local agents become impossible to deal with, but the Christchurch people have now repaired it and it is real good again.
Looking ahead are the our branch AGM and Election of committee. Please put your name forward to help fill the vacant positions that are arising if you can, new blood is good
The New Branch Constitution is on hold now until the National Constitution is accepted so a Special General Meeting will have to be called to pass our new Branch Constitution after that.
The Otago rally saw a number of members on patrol at strategic points along the route on the Sunday keeping the public out of danger.
The PV rally with the Otago Classic Car club was a very good outing and the visits were very interesting and the whole day out was very good thanks to Stuart Niell
For the restoration rally and other events coming up read the Roadrunner GRAEME
Welcome to New Members
The Otago Branch extends a very warm welcome to Eric Neuman
The branch welcome you to the Club. We look forward to seeing you at local and neighbouring events.
Trevor Johnson with the Hard Luck
Robyn and
Willems with their Black Sheep Mascot
From your Branch Secretary
Hope everyone is making the most of the settled weather we are having over Autumn.
Branch Constitution – as mentioned last month, the committee is working on updating the branch constitution so we can re-register under the new Incorporated Societies Act by the end of March 2026. Once finalised we will be calling for feedback before it is voted on by the branch members. More information will be sent out in due course.
Committee Meeting minutes – are you interested in what is discussed at the committee meeting? A copy of the previous months’ minutes will now be posted on the notice board in the hall after they have been ratified by the committee. 25/35 Year Membership Badges – please contact me by the end of May if you believe you are due (or overdue) your membership badge so I can arrange for this to be presented at the annual dinner and prizegiving in July.
Branch AGM – as per the notice of meeting in the Road runner, this is being held on the 15th June preceded by a pot luck lunch. It would be nice to see more members at the lunch as it a great way to catch up with others who may not be regular attendees at branch runs, noggins etc.
Branch Committee - there are some vacancies on the committee, namely the Club Captain position which has been vacant for a couple of years. This position may sound daunting however if a few of you formed a sub-committee you could share the load.
Guest Speaker – we have arranged for local identity and Mayor Jule Radich to be our guest speaker on Friday 25th July where he will be talking on Conveyance, convenience and cars – what is the future of flow in Dunedin. Having heard Jules speak at previous events, I’m sure it will be entertaining so I encourage you to come along and bring your mates. Supper will be provided after the talk.
Branch Facebook page - Did you know that along with the main club Facebook page, Otago branch also has its own page – search for Otago Vintage Car Club. I set it up a few years ago and have been doing my best to look after it however would love to add another administrator who can help with content etc. Please contact me if you are interested.
Branch Activities - We all know the success of the Wednesday morning noggin and natter plus the Monthly Thursday run however - what can we offer members that are not able to attend due to work or other commitments and that may also attract new members. Some suggestions are Fish & Chip nights, Breakfast at Emerson’s (or similar). Please let me know if these appeal to you so we can organise. Have you been visiting other branches lately? Remember to let me know so I can keep a note of this for when the committee look to allocate the trophies. VIC and Lighting Endorsement Forms - These are available via the website vcc.org.nz/vic-vehicle classification for you to download and complete before contacting one of the VIC Officers.
Donations of books, memorabilia etc – if you or someone you know is looking at donating items to the branch- can you please contact me in the first instance so I can make suitable arrangements for how these are to be donated.
days. Here they crossed the Railway tracks and headed into Barewood Station – a private road with a steep descent into Deep Stream. Along this track some needed to take extra care on the slippery, narrow and very muddy sections as they crossed the stream and ascended up the other side of the valley, with one Model T needing a tow out of a sticky situation. The back up crew were happy to release it back to its driver at the top of the hill.
Back onto more solid ground part of the group decided to take a more direct route into Outram via Lee Stream School and Clarks Junction while the more adventurous continued onto Lee Flat Road, across Lake Mahinerangi, through a stretch of forest onto Waipori Falls and down the narrow gravel Waipori Gorge through to Berwick and Mosgiel.
The group gathered at the Black Sheep Restaurant for Prizegiving Dinner that evening.
Nevin has a fetish for dobbing people in! Out came his bag of minties and so he proceeded to award people for their various ‘Mintie Moments’ – An Overland which had to be saved from its smoking brakes, a car which had mechanical issues not far from the start – was replaced so the owner could continue with the tour, the car that showered a photographer as it sped through a ‘Ford’- to name just a few. The Stirrer’s Paddle was presented to Alistair Day and the Hard Luck Trophy (fashioned from a Model T brake drum) was presented to Trevor Johnson. Greg North has produced a Video on You Tube - https//youtu.be/9KV 4Q0QBks?feature=shared and Sarah Miller and Phil Berry who have taken photos – come down from North Otago.
Robyn Willems did a sterling job taking photos for the Black Sheep Restaurant. If you are interested in seeing them, send her an email at roblovespigs@gmail.com.
Nevin is already planning his next Adventure for 2026.
Report by Marion McConachie Photos contributed by various people
2025 Back RoadAdventure Report
At our Branch AGM in June 24 Nevin Gough was nominated onto our branch committee and the first thing he hoped to be able to do was –arrange an event for Veteran and Vintage vehicles that would take them off the main roads and onto a bit of gravel over a two day period. The Back Road Adventure was born.
Nevin – advertised this event via social media, branch newsletters and word of mouth during any branch events that he attended. The overnight venue was announced and people had to arrange their own accommodation for the night. Entries started coming in and the numbers from across the country and Australia surprised Nevin.
On Saturday 22nd of March 26 cars and their crews arrived at the Black Sheep Café in Mosgiel for briefing and morning tea. A line up of Model T’s, Model A’s, Chevrolet’s, Buick, Nash, Overland, Dodges, Hudson, Chrysler, and Delage vehicles headed off to make their first ’ford’ crossing in Gladfield Road, Willems Chev narrowly missed showering the photographer with water. Taking the highway to Sutton they turned into view the Salt Lake before travelling the gravel road to the west of Middlemarch –Middlemarch was their lunch stop. After lunch they travelled over the Moonlight and narrow Nenthorne Roads to Macraes Gold Mine. The plan to visit the Golden Point Historic Reserve was cancelled due to the Macraes Mining Co staging an open day to celebrate 35 years of operation at the site. So, some roads were closed to the public. The crews turned back downhill towards Hyde and into Waipiata Road at Kokonga. Some stopping at the Hotel for an infamous pie and refreshments. Everyone managed to secure accommodation in Ranfurly where they had their evening meal at the Hotel. This was a good venue despite the challenges the caterers had with our numbers and the unexpected number of casual diners arriving.
Rain overnight and in the morning helped to dampen down the gravel roads to be travelled on Sunday. These took the cars out to Naseby and back towards Hyde and over narrow tracks that took them back to Middlemarch for lunch. With overcast skies they travelled east and just past Sutton they turned in towards Pukerangi, where the Taieri Gorge Train finishes these .
Vero Insurance -The VCC Vero scheme is solely for financial members and the discount we enjoy ceases when your membership is cancelled either through nonpayment of subs, resignation or death. National Office can arrange for it to be transferred to a joint member, so the simplest way to continue receiving the discount is to add your spouse to your membership. This means that in the unfortunate event of the main member passing, the surviving spouse has time to decide what to do without worrying about the insurance. Please contact me if you want more details.
Newsletters from other branches -remember to check the VCC website each month to read what is happening in other branches around the country. You can also find their event entry forms there as well. The website address is https:// vcc.org.nz/news-from-our-branches/
Nicola
Vintage Car Club of New Zealand Otago Branch Inc NOTICE OFANNUALGENERALMEETING
To be held in the VCC Clubrooms Forbury Rd, Dunedin.
SUNDAY 15th OF JUNE 2025
-BEGINNINGAT 2.00 PM
NB: APOT LUCK LUNCH will precede theAGM from 12.30pm
Please bring a plate to share for lunch. We would encourage members to attend the lunch before theAGM as this is a good opportunity to catch up with others in a relaxed environment.
ELECTION OF BRANCH COMMITTEE
Positions up for Nomination this year are: Treasurer, Club-Captain, Property Manager, Committee Member X 1 as per the current constitution these are for a 2- year term.
At Sutton Salt Lake
Otago Branch Committee –Do we
have your correct contact details
Please contact your Branch Secretary or National Office of any changes of phone number, email, and address.
NOMINATION FORM
Written nominations close on 4th of June 2025
For a member of the Otago Branch Committee, I wish to nominate:
For the position of:_____________________________ on the Branch committee for the 2025/2026 year:
Signed:______________________________________
Proposer Membership #________________________
Signed:_____________________________________
Seconder Membership #_______________________
I hereby accept nomination for the above position.
Signed_____________________________________
The committee asks that you seriously consider putting your name forward to be an active member of the branch committee. Please contact the secretary if you would like more information on what is involved. Please complete the nomination form and return to the secretary by the 4th June 2025.
into Milton itself.
On SH1, south to Allison Road and family farm with the big grain silo’s. A great collection of Ford cars and assorted trucks, farm machinery, that have been used by them over the years. Back to just North of Milton to visit the butchery shop replica, complete with the knives, saws, scales, and sawdust on the floor. In an adjacent large shed was the ‘Mens’ Shed” of Milton where coffins were being made by various men who attend, either for themselves, or to order.
The afternoon concluded with the ‘spotters’ results and question results. Best going to Robert McAuliffe and Murray Randle.
Grateful thanks to Brent Willems and Stuart Neill for putting arrangements together. Happy Motoring – Merv Thompson
Vero IFHM 2026 is coming! 15 to 21 March 2026
Registrations are now open online www.historicmotoring.org.nz
We’re looking forward to seeing many of you in our lovely area, so check out the registration page if you haven’t already done so. Also, we have a number of overseas entries that would love to be able to come, but need a loan of a vehicle. Many would have liked to have brought their own vehicles over, particularly from both Queensland and Western Australia. Getting these into New Zealand was not an issue, however reentry costs and conditions (a recent Australian Government law change), prohibit this exercise for most.
This is an opportunity to make friends, help out others, and potential to do the same in another country.
I note below the resumes of entrants and would love you to pass on these requests to your members please, through emails, word of mouth and your club magazine. You will understand that the sooner they have this teed up the easier it is to make arrangements, e.g. flights, registration etc.
Thank you so much for your help with this. I have particularly targeted the South Island for ease of transport for some of these international guests and am very thankful for any assistance you might be able to give to enable them to attend.
Kind regards.
Karen Thompson
Festival Secretary
2026 VERO International Festival of Historic Motoring PO Box 3358, Richmond, Nelson 7050
Email: festivalsecretary@vcc.org.nz
Cell: +64 0221201124
Website: www.historicmotoring.org.nz
2025 Combined VCC and Otago Classic Motoring Club Run
On Sunday 30th March the combined club car run was held, leaving from the car park off Thomas Burns Street, behind the Dunedin Railway Station. The grey sky may have put some members off from venturing out but our Met. Service is getting pretty accurate these days. Over the hill North or South it is most of the time better than central Dunedin as we found no rain all afternoon as it turned out.
At 1pm there was a good number of cars and people to issue the rally sheet and hear a driver brief on what was to happen. We were warned of ‘spotters’ looking for driver infringements. Ther rally sheet also had a number of questions to answer spread over the route. We could then leave on the journey.
This procedure invariably works very well as the spacing sorts itself out with other traffic you slot into. It followed that there were several periods no members cars could be seen in front or behind.
Some years ago, there was an accepted rule for those planning rally routes not to have many questions, signs. Building items to look out for should be on the left only, and avoid traffic lights if at all possible. We began south via Corstorphine – Stevensons Road – Concord – Green Island. The small changes of the Concord Tavern and the new McDonalds at Green Island looked interesting to investigate further somtime. The question of the paua shell numbers between Brighton and Taieri Mouth was the catch question as this stretch of road is some 15 kms plus (Don’t hold your breath or blink). Once seen not forgotten in this context – Did you spot the number?
Kuri Bush along with Taieri Mouth soon came into view exposing the difficult sandbar crossing, testing many seamen over the years. The fishing boat wharf with a huge 10ft “Walt Disney” shark hanging for all to view. Do not launch your canoe here!
Over the hill to Waihola was a great piece of road with fresh road markings along with a very good road surface. Waihola to Milton, turning left around the back road of the “Corrections’ facility (The Milton Hilton) past the Golf Course, a new housing development, and
FROM THE EDITOR
Thank you to Colin and Merv for their reports this month. It has made my job easier and it is nice to be able to read someone else’s stories. This past month has been full of events happening across the country and it has been interesting to see the variations in numbers attending these. To me it looks like most of you members like to just go out and motor your vehicles, with out the need for competition and around town motoring. I have keep some reports for next month.
RALLY OTAGO – 4-6TH APRIL
Thank you to Bill Veitch, Andrew Roxburgh, Ross McTaggart, Graeme Duthie, Kevin Mason and John Dow and his two friends who volunteered for the Sunday afternoon to Marshall a Road block on the Kuri Bush section of the Rally. Your time and commitment to this event is much appreciated by all those involved with this event.
LIBRARY NEWS
The library is available to members on Wednesday mornings. Just check that there is a committee member available to assist if needed. We have been culling out some books and magazines that we have more than one copy of. - these are out on the tables in the main hall. Feel free to take home for a read and return when finished. Or you are welcome to take them away for a small donation if you choose. These will potentially be taken to the Christchurch Swapmeet to sell. Donations of books, memorabilia etc – if you or someone you know is looking at donating items to the branch- can you please contact me in the first instance so I can make suitable arrangements for how these are to be donated. Books or magazines that have been donated to the Branch and if there are double ups they will be offered to branch members for sale or free to take away
VICApplications for -
VERO International Festival of Motoring
If you are planning to attend the Vero IFHM next year Your wheels will need a VIC please make sure you arrange this in plenty of time – as applying for one a week before the event will be expecting the impossible. Get it sorted now
The Vintage Car Club of New Zealand (Otago Branch) Inc
Restoration Rally
Sunday 18th May 2025
Meet at VCC clubrooms 125 Forbury Rd Dunedin at 1.00 pm
Vehicles entering the Restoration Trophy Awards & Rally are to meet at 12.30 pm
Please Contact Branch Secretary for the appropriate paperwork that needs to be completed before the event if you are bringing a vehicle for consideration of the Restoration Trophy.
This rally is open to all VCC eligible vehicles. The rally will return to the clubrooms for afternoon tea. Afternoon tea will be provided.
ENTRY FORM:
Entrant’s (Driver’s) Name:…………………………..………….
Address:………………………………………………………….
Vehicle:…………………………………………………………..
Make:………………………… Year of Manufacture……….….
Model:……………………….. Type: (car, m/cycle, truck etc)
ENTRY FEE: ($5.00 per vehicle) $ 5.00
Entries Close: Thursday 15th May
Entry fee can be paid on the day.
Please post entries to VCC Otago Branch, 125 Forbury Road, Saint Clair, Dunedin 9012
Or; Email entries to Otago@vcc.org.nz Entries can be left in the clubrooms mailbox
Continued from April Roadrunner
A resume of our 10 day nostalgic wanderings around Southland and Central by Tom Grant accompanied by Kelvin Henderson in the MGTD.
Thursday 27th and Friday 28th
Tarras, Alexandra and up the Manuaherikia to the Cambrians where my Great Grandfather John Beattie one of the family off the Plada, had the Welsh Harp Hotel when they were digging gold from the stream beside the pub, part of the Hotels original wall still sits at this site and is being protected by a roof from the elements. (More tears). Went onto Naseby, Danseys and over the pass to Duntroon. Kelvin drove this leg as I had been over it from the other side. We only passed 2 cars, one with a caravan, Kurow for fuel then Omarama for 2 nights in a flash hotel, where I arranged for Kelvin to have a hands on experience in a glider, I also had one myself. It was 27 years since the last one. I met a few people from the early days of gliding. I was asked to give a talk at the briefing on the beginnings of gliding and the area (more tears) when the area was undeveloped, just a dust bowel, you couldn’t see the tow plane on take off so you followed the rope.
We then visited Lake Ohau now a modern village at Lake Middleton, and Twizel to Tekapo for lunch through Burkes pass to Geraldine. No accommodation available here so moved on to Temuka.
Sunday 29th
Visited my friends Russell and Lynda Brodie on Rangatata Island where he has East Canterbury Aviation, instructing in Microlights and inspecting Aircraft. His son flew a large number of aircraft (I think 16) on the day he went solo. Russell has a large collection of all sorts of aircraft parts and motorbikes. Kelvin was in his element. Now homeward bound.
We shared the driving I did the morning and Kelvin the afternoon. The MG never missed a beat, delightful at 3,500 Revs 50MPH indicated. We covered 3000 miles by the counter.
This was an emotional, wonderful trip with Kelvin who was good company and navigated with the assistance of his cell phone. This vehicle attracts so much attention and it gives me huge pleasure to see other people enjoy it.
Where to next you might ask? God Willing I can find a compatible partner to join me on more adventures in this fun little car.
