Our Club comprises a group of Automotive enthusiasts, sharing memories, ideas and fellowship while indulging their appreciation of fine automobiles from throughout history. We are based at Maleny, in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland of south east Qld.
The Clubhouse is situated in Bryce Lane in the precinct of the Maleny Historical Society, on the northern approaches to Maleny. Currently, the Club has 134 members, with 259 vehicles on the Club Register, representing 60 marques. The variety of vehicles is impressive, typified by a replica 1886 Benz Tricycle Motor Car, vintage American tourers and roadsters, pre WW2 classics, British and European marques of the 1950's to 80's, and Australian icons.

Many Club vehicles are operated under the "Special Interest" registration scheme for affordable registration of cars used for historic and automobile club purposes. This limits their use to Club organised excursions and regulates safe operation on public roads. It is with a great degree of satisfaction that Members restore and preserve these special cars, rather than the alternative of such history being scrapped.

The Club was established in December 1992, and membership and enthusiasm is stronger than ever. Members engage in a busy annual social calender, vehicle displays, and regular excursions to venues within a 150 km radius of Maleny. Wednesday and Sunday mornings are assigned to a social gathering at the Clubhouse, and a general meeting is held monthly.

The Club has an extensive library of motoring topics, and the Club 'shop' stocks clothing and memorabilia. The clubhouse is currently being upgraded, and extensions will provide a larger recreational area.

Aims and Objectives. To encourage the preservation, restoration and operation of motor vehicles in the categories of: Veteran (up to 31st December 1919) Vintage (up to 31st December 1930) Historic (up to 31st December 1939) Classic (vehicles of special interest) Modern (up to 1989, at least 30 years old.) To encourage interchange of technical knowledge between members. To foster expertise and skills required for restoration. To display and create interest in our vehicles. To cooperate with various charitable and civic organisations in fund-raising activities. To publish a Newsletter and Website promoting Club activities.

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We trust these pages will be of interest to all visitors, and we welcome other motoring groups when visiting our area. If you are an historic motoring enthusiast living in the Sunshine Coast environs, we invite your inquiry regarding Club membership.
Contact a Committe member or visit us at the Clubhouse Wednesday or Sunday mornings 9 am -11 am.
This link provides information on the Qld. regulations for registration of Special Interest Vehicles.

Technical and historical information on this site is believed to be accurate and reliable and published in good faith, but no undertaking is given as to the correctness thereof, and the Web Editor/BRHCC Committee expressly disclaims all liability from loss or damage that may arise from the use of data herein. Site last updated 23/09/2020.

Proudly supported by the Sunshine Coast Council's Grants Program