Cootamundra Herald
Saturday, 2 December 2023

Around 140 enthusiasts gathered last weekend for the 40th birthday of the Cootamundra Antique Motor Club.

TG
Updated February 5 2020 - 10:48am, first published 10:45am
Cutting Mk1: At Jugiong, Club president Mal Chaplin pretends to cut the birthday cake with a chainsaw. He's watched by Gwen Livingstone, one of only two foundation members (the other is John Collins) still with the club.
Cutting Mk1: At Jugiong, Club president Mal Chaplin pretends to cut the birthday cake with a chainsaw. He's watched by Gwen Livingstone, one of only two foundation members (the other is John Collins) still with the club.

People who love old cars are made of tough stuff: last Saturday's maximum of nearly 43 degrees didn't deter members of the Cootamundra Antique Motor Club from having a hoot of a time celebrating the Club's 40th anniversary.

TG

Tom Gosling

Journalist, Cootamundra Herald

I've had a long career in journalism and corporate communications, starting with country newspapers, radio and TV in northern NSW and including ABC News Sydney and the Melbourne Herald. I edited The University of Sydney News for 10 years, and was Media Officer for CSIRO in Canberra and BHP Steelworks in Port Kembla.