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Kustom News Official Newsletter Kustoms of Australia, Gold Coast Vol.3 No.02 March 2018

KUSTOM
NEWS

Official Newsletter Vol. 3 No.02
March 2018

Here at Kustoms of Australia, we believe in recycling, all our cars are much better for the environment
than any new cars, our cars have a 0% carbon footprint because we recycle them.

KUSTOMS OF AUSTRALIA, GOLD COAST Inc.
Established in the year 2000

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DEADLINE FOR NEXT
NEWSLETTER IS THE:

7th of May

"KUSTOM NEWS" Our KOA Club House,
Is the Official is our very own and is located at

Newsletter of Kustoms of 238 Mudgeeraba Rd.
Australia, Gold Coast Inc. Mudgeeraba, Queensland, 4213.
Meeting on the 1st MONDAY of the month
Club Disclaimer: Any opinions expressed in articles Come for a chat from 7pm Meetings kick off
and features published in this newsletter should not be
at 7.30pm SHARP
regarded as necessarily being the opinion of the
Kustoms of Australia, Gold Coast Inc. Articles are Life Members
invited and should be forwarded to the Editor bearing
the name and address of the writer. Writers of articles Mem. 01 Grahame Robinson
provide their suggestions and opinions as general
information only and the Club accepts no responsibility Mem. 05 Alan Handley

if you choose to follow up their suggestions.

ABOUT KOA CAR CLUB
Formed in 1999, The aim of Kustoms of
Australia, Gold Coast Inc. is to encourage
the restoration, preservation, modification
and use of all Aussie, American, British &
Other Imported Vehicles. We have club
members from all over QLD and North NSW,

and always welcome new members.

ALL CORRESPONDENCE IS TO BE SENT Mem. 07 Ron Whelan
TO THE CLUB POSTAL ADDRESS:
To the Secretary Mem. 19 Keith Woodbridge
P. O. Box 1339, Mem. 22 Ray Sparkes
Mudgeeraba OLD, 4213 Mem. 34 Tony Rehn
KOA CAR CLUB WEBSITE & EMAIL

www.kustomsofaustralia.com

[email protected]

FOR ALL MEMBERSHIP ENQUIRES
PLEASE CONTACT: Milton Watkins

Ph: 0438 876 467

Email: [email protected]
Post: P.O.Box 811, Currumbin QLD 4223

Editor: Milton WatkinsEmail: [email protected]: P.O.Box 811, Currumbin QLD 4223
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KOA
Presidents

Report
March 2018

Hi KOA Members,
Not much to report this month, with the ramp up to Easter and The
Commonwealth Games seems everything on the Gold Coast is quietening down.
Good luck to the members parDcipaDng in the Commonwealth Games opening
ceremony, I know you have all given a lot of Dme and effort to have your car
involved in, what is, a once in a lifeDme opportunity. Look forward to seeing you on
TV.
Remember no meeDng for April due to the Commonwealth Games.
UnDl the next meeDng in May have a safe and happy Easter and enjoy the
Commonwealth Games. If you are leaving the Gold Coast during this period please
drive safe.
Regards, Craig

Special Interest Vehicle Registration (Club Rego)

Members with cars on Special Interest Vehicle Registration (SIV) Plates are reminded that it is
a condition of the Scheme that you remain a full financial member of an approved car club. It is

YOUR responsibility to KEEP your membership up to date and to be aware of the conditions
and restrictions of the Scheme, visit the DOT website for the rules & Regulations, go to
www.tmr.qld.gov.au and search for “ Special Interest Vehicle Registration”

Welcome to New Club Members:

Welcome to New Members of KOA: Paul Jones and Shane James.
Welcome to New Prospective Members: Brett Coach and Michael Harrison and at their

second meeting are Shane Deram, Daryl Mooney, Alex James
looking forward to all of your future attendance.

………………………………………………………….
KOA Members, please make prospective and new members feel welcome, you know
what it was like when you first joined, so please be outgoing and get to know them, they

are lovers of automobiles, just like us.

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From the Editor: G’day KOA members and welcome to the March edition of
Kustom News, thanks to Ken for finding the time to prep his car and come
down for the photos I have taken for this edition, our car club has some
outstanding classics, thats for sure.
The Mudgeeraba Street Party is coming up in May, I hope that you can find
time to come down and hang out with your car at the club house,

the club house will be open for tea and coffee and also a toilet stop for those walking
through, its a good time to have our club house open so that the community can come and
have a look not only at our cars but also what it looks like inside our club house, we should
be proud to do this, so please make time.

YOUR KOA CLUB COMMITTEE:

President - Craig McMahon 0427 244 880 - [email protected]

Vice President - Ray Sparkes 0412 755 520 - [email protected]

Secretary - Milton Watkins 0438 876 467 - [email protected]

Treasurer - Paul Manning 0415 129 395 - [email protected]
Media Officer & Kustom News Editor - Milton Watkins 0438 876 467 - [email protected]

Technical Officer - Ray Sparkes 0412 755 520 - [email protected]
Cruise Director - Ian Macdonald 0413 052 355 - [email protected]

Welfare Officer - Levella Watkins 0400 608 060 - [email protected]

Social Secretary - Jeanne Clarke 0418 654 099 - [email protected]

Please note we have three great assistants in the above positions, they are:
Jo McMahon assistant to the Treasurer.

Virginia (Ginny) Martin assistant to the Secretary.
Bill Macdonald assistant to the Cruise Director.

Rod Liefman assistant to the Media Officer.
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Vintage Maserati cars denied entry into Australia
over asbestos testing

Six vintage Maserati sportscars meant to take part in an Australian tour will be sent
back overseas because it's unclear if they contain asbestos.

The cars were brought from England for the seven-night Maserati Global
Gathering, which began in Torquay on Tuesday.

But instead of being driven from the Great Ocean Road to Sydney as planned, the
cars have been stuck in a warehouse.

"There was a shipment of eight cars that came from England ... some of them
extremely expensive and some of them absolutely unique," Maserati enthusiast
Mark Guterres said.

Two of the cars were allowed to enter Australia as they were built after it was made
illegal to produce cars containing asbestos.

Border Force initially refused to release the other six Maseratis unless holes were
drilled in them to test for asbestos.

"Six vehicles were identified as potentially containing asbestos and the importer
could not provide appropriate assurances that they did not," a Border Force
spokesperson said in a statement.

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Aussie Diffs established in 1989 specialising in diff
reconditioning, diff conversions, we keep an
extensive range of new diff parts and axles.

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Vintage Maserati cars denied entry into Australia
over asbestos testing continued from p7

"The importer declined to have the vehicles tested for asbestos. The importer was given
permission to export the vehicles.

"Testing can be avoided if importers provide sufficient assurance to demonstrate that
imported goods do not contain asbestos or that suspect parts have been removed before
import.

"We don't want to unduly penalise classic car importers, but asbestos can kill and we
have an obligation to protect the community from any asbestos coming into the country."

The stand-off comes a year
after biosecurity destroyed
one-of-a-kind plant
specimens sent by Paris's
Museum of Natural History
to an Australian herbarium.

Mr Guterres, who is the
director of an international
logistics company, said
those importing the cars
were told last year they
would be allowed into the
country.

"We did inquiries, obviously, last year during the planning stages and we knew that there
was an issue with asbestos," he said.

"We were informed that the responsible minister was going to issue a waiver so that we
didn't need to have the asbestos inspection."

He said the cars were of "museum quality" and had participated in similar tours overseas.

"I've been on rallies in Europe ... with all these cars appearing regularly.

"There is, in the best of our knowledge, no asbestos in any of them at all.

"They've all been completely taken apart and rebuilt."

Article from Brisbane ABC News Feb

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Just When You Think You've Seen
Everything...........

Courtesy email from KOA Member Gordon Eddy

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Just When You Think You've Seen
Everything……….. continued

Courtesy email from KOA Member Gordon Eddy

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Just When You Think You've Seen
Everything……….. continued

Courtesy email from KOA Member Gordon Eddy

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Don’t you just love a Barn Find? Ever had one? Lets know about it.

Your Garage, yes YOUR garage,
projects or man cave, just did a
story about a KOA member and

his garage, want to do more,
get a story in your car clubs
magazine, yea on the pages
right here, get in touch with me,
let me know, and we’ll get your

story.

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Repair Mistakes & Blunders

I had been a professional aircraft mechanic for about 15 years, but had limited electrical
troubleshooting experience. On aircraft, that is typically handled by avionics or
electrical "specialists." I was more of a hydraulic and engine specialist. If potential
electrical problems were discovered, they would be handed over to the appropriate
personnel for repair. I also worked on my own vehicles since I was old enough to drive
and had done many modifications and a fair bit of wiring installation in the process. I
had also recently added a professional quality multi-meter to my tool collection, but
rarely had an opportunity to use it. Then, the opportunity arrived.

My Isuzu Rodeo had four power windows that stopped working...but the fuses all
looked good. With confidence and enthusiasm and the proper tool for the job, I laid out
my plan of attack. I would start at the power window switch on the driver's door panel. I
removed the switch and checked for power...nothing. No power was at any of the four
window switches. My next step was to remove the door panel and inspect the wiring
inside of the door and through the rubber grommet leading to the main harness under
the interior kick panel. I worked my way through the mystery of hidden door panel
fasteners. I disconnected handle and door lock cables and other connectors for lighting.
The panel was finally removed and all the electrical switches were hanging openly from
the door harness.

It was at this point I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. What was this?
Another switch that I had overlooked? Hmmm...seems to be a power window lockout
switch which I did not recall ever using. And of course it was pressed in to the lockout
position and the cause of the non-operating power windows. An old lesson was brought
to fresh memory. Check all the simple things first!

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YATALA Tel

CARBY SPECIALISTS

Michael Nilon M.I.A.M.E.

Email: [email protected]
Web: www.thecarbyshop.com
PO BOX 978
Beenleigh QLD 4207

MEMBER

Exchange restored Carbys • New Carbys • All Carby parts available

Welcome to the Carby Shop We have moved to Brisbane

As the NT’s foremost expert on all things to do with carburettors with
over 40 Years experience, serving customers in the motor trade,
motorsports & carby restorations, from all over Australia. The Carby
Shop carries the largest range of reconditioned carburettors, Holley,
Weber, Stromberg, SU, Carter, Rochester, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Nissan
carburettors as well as a huge range of spare parts. We can offer a
new Weber carby conversion to replace expensive, troublesome
original carby's, it will give much better performance and economy,
and costing less most times than repairing the worn out one. We ship
these conversions everywhere, so also saving time waiting for the
original to be restored, we also offer an exchange service on most
popular makes depending on make & model type, very handy for
those travelling or on a tight schedule such as couriers, just give me a
call and I can get one ready for you. Our restored carbys are
recoloured, body's are rebushed when needed, straightened and
machined. All our carby's are hot run tested, gas analysed and
adjusted on one of our test engines before it leaves the shop. We
supply fitting & trouble shooting instructions, fitting gaskets with each
carby. When a restored carby leaves our shop you can be sure it will
be 100% ready to go with confidence. "A Carby Restored Is Quality
Assured"

We also carry an extensive range of other associated products and
accessories, carburettors for high performance motor sport & marine
use. Whether you’re looking to upgrade or replace your existing
manifold, air filter assemblies, a Hiclone for economy, fuel
preservative stabiliser, POR -15 Restoration and rust preventive
products, including rust repair panels, here at the Carby Shop your
sure to find exactly what you need. Just give us a call.

Michael is a valued member of the IAME - The Professional Standard
in Automotive Repair & Service.

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Ken’s had his 58 Chrysler Royal for 12 years now, it was in original condition when he first
acquired it and Ken had plans of a full restoration, one of which had every nut and bolt
replaced right down to the bare bones of this late 50’s Classic.

The engine is a 313 cubic inch Polly V, which has been completely rebuilt, the tranny a
Powerflight 2 speed auto also had the full rebuild treatment as well.

Ken worked on his 59 alongside Bill Budd to bring this classic back to life, With Ken being a
sheet metal fabricator he was able to completely rebuild the damaged fins at the rear and
also kustom make the sill plate covers in full stainless steel rather than using the original

rubber ones.

Once all the metal work was done, the two tone paint job was done using a Pearl White and
Passion Purple colours, Once it was finished Ken entered it into Wintersun 2006, and has

been a regular entrant ever since.

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Sunday 20 May CGC13608
10am – 2pm

Come along for a fun day with the family and
celebrate Mudgeeraba’s heritage:
• live entertainment
• street parade
• heritage walk and community displays
• pop-up library
• rock climbing wall and jumping castle
• pony rides
• children’s activities.

For more information

P 07 5581 7684
E [email protected]

Councillor Glenn Tozer

Division 9

facebook.com – Glenn Tozer for Mudgeeraba and Hinterland

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Abandoned

Continued Page 30

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Mobile Mechanics, RWC’s - Cars & Trailers
Repairs & Log Book Ser vicing,
All aspects of Custom Work
Rust & Repairs

14 Elysium drive Carrara, exit 75 off highway.
Phone Malcolm Dunbar on 0414 937 245
or Randall Dunbar on 0421 933 807

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Milton has brought in a couple of boxes of books
from a bloke that past away who owned an auto
electric shop, there are hundreds of books and
booklets, make sure you take a look, if you have
some old books that are old school car related
gathering dust at home please think about
donating them to build up our KOA library, many
books have been donated in the past and make
a great resource for car nuts like us. Please
pass them onto Greg or Milton.

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THE ORIGINS OF KOA IN AMERICA (PART 4)

Story continued from last
Issue of Kustom News.

My research on the origins, activities, and ultimate purpose of “Kustoms of America” requires and
warrants further investigation. There remains precious little information and documentation regarding
this club. Who really ran or administered this organization is open to question. The club envelope
return address is the 11054 Atlantic Ave Los Angeles location. Hershel Conway tells me there was no
office or desk that took care of club business. The letters were perhaps sent over to the first “KOA”
address of 5880 Hollywood Blvd, or the later (as of November 1954) 5864 Hollywood Blvd. And who
was Ben D. Martin, listed as executive director, who disappears by March of 1956? It also appears that
the membership figures were inflated. The number of actual dues paying members is not known.

A few samples of Custom Cars with the KOA decal on the windshield. (Decal on the right is from a Barris
1940 Mercury, photo by Rod Powell, now in the collection of Luke James Horton)

Anne DeValle was a
member of the Kustoms
of America Club, and she
had one of the Kustoms
of America plaques on
her Barris Kustoms
created 1942 Ford.
(Anne’s Ford was
previously owned by
Marcia Campbell.)

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THE ORIGINS OF KOA IN AMERICA (PART 4)

There is also the question as to how long the club was in existence. The latest year on a membership
card I have encountered is 1959. The couple of newsletters that I have examined have dates between
1955-58. Former members have told me that the newsletter just stopped arriving in the mail… no
explanation. I must also mention that there have been a couple modern attempts to revive or reclaim
the original “KOA” identity and traditional reputation. They are “Kustom Kemps of America” (KKOA)
estab 1980, and the modern “Kustoms of America” estab early 1980’s. Both of which are fine clubs,
but according to my research have no direct lineage or connection with the original “KOA”. One
curious aspect of the promotional material of the modern “KOA” is the claim of being descended from
the original “KOA” starting in 1949. That date is nebulous, as the original “KOA” was established in
1954. The earlier “Kustoms LA” origins can be traced to 1947.

Editors Note: This is the last part of the story I found on the interweb, in relation to Kustoms
of America, I found it very interesting, as I am sure you did also, if you would like to see it in its
original form please visit the website: https://www.customcarchronicle.com/cc-builders/barris-
kustom-shop/the-original-kustoms-of-america/ The Four part story was used from this
website for your information, it gives a good background into a car club that continues today,
and that we at KOA in Australia can lay claim to part of its origins.

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Scarab - - ever seen one?

The Scarab had an 85 HP Ford flathead

V8 engine.....

Was the Scarab an Original Minivan?


Ron Schneider of Milwaukee bought

and restored a 1936 Stout Scarab.

It is believed only a handful were

made.

Many say that the car was ahead of its
Dme and seems to be a minivan
prototype.

‘I restored my Scarab to see if the car
was as good as [William B. Stout]

said it was,’ says Mr. Schneider. ‘And
it is.

The Scarab out on the road.
Ron Schneider of Milwaukee , owner

of Leon ’s Frozen Custard, with his
1936 Stout Scarab. The car is the
brainchild of inventor William B.
Stout, who also dreamed up the first
all-metal airplane and a folding

house.
The Scarab’s front end, designed with

an apparent mustache in mind.
Only nine Scarabs were built,

historians believe.
Mr. Schneider bought this one for
$12,000, plus some more for another
one that he used for parts for his

restoraDon.
With its unique styling and forward-
thinking ideas, the Scarab was very

avant-garde for its day.
The inventor incorporated the
fenders and flushed window glass
into the body to make the machine
streamlined and noiseless as it drove.
It also used lightweight materials for

beder efficiency.
The car was a challenge to the
automobile industry to build
something different,’ says Mr

Schneider.
A look at the driver’s seat. The
inventor William Stout lived in the
Detroit area and had many business
dealings with Henry Ford. Thus some

parts are Ford-derived.
The logo on the Scarab’s steering
wheel. The car is named for the

scarab beetle.

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1925 Bugatti Brescia

Type 22 Roadster

Bonhams Sale 18191 - Automobiles d'Exception
á Rétromobile, 23 Jan 2010 Rétromobile Salon,

Porte de Versailles, Paris

One of the most celebrated of all Bugattis, having
lain submerged beneath the waters of Lake Maggiore

in Switzerland for more than 70 years.

The story going around Ascona is that Marco
Schmuklerski left in 1936, leaving behind the
Bugatti, which was stored in the yard of a local
building contractor, Barra. Its owner at this time is
not known, but the local customs officers knew of
the car's existence and insisted on payment of the
import duties owed. At that point these duties may
have amounted to more than the value of the Bugatti,
which was 11 years old and well used. In the case of
non-payment of the duties, the car had to be
destroyed and the simplest way to do so was to tip it
into the nearby lake. To facilitate its recovery the
Bugatti was attached to a heavy chain, but when this
finally corroded away the car fell to the lakebed at a

depth of 53 metres.

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Here is a list of Monthly cruise locations, this chart was kindly sent to me from Leon Bray from the Christian
Classic Car Club, he has compiled this list for your viewing pleasure, now you can’t say you don’t have any
where to go on a Friday or Saturday night. If you have SIV registration you should all be able to attend any of

the following events as they have been listed in your official KOA Club Newsletter.

17:00 Munchies Diner Acacia Ridge, Cnr Beaudesert Rd & Every Friday Night
17:00 Emporium Milk Bar - Old Petrie Town Elizabeth st Acaia Ridge.
18:00 Westpoint Browns Plains Old Petrie Town
Every Friday Night
17:00 Wynnum Plaza Dayboro Rd Kurwongbah
09:00 Ipswich Vintage and Veteran Mid Week Westpoint Shopping Town Browns Every Saturday Night
17:30 Run Plains
17:30 Yamanto Shopping Centre 2021 Wynnum Rd Wynnum West Every Saturday Night
17:00 Webby's Old School at Harrys Diner Depart from Cameron Park 1st Wednesday of every
Just Scraping By month
07:30 Yamanto Shopping Centre 1st Friday of every month
17:00 Cars and Coffee Brisbane Newmarket Rd, Newmarket 1st Friday of every month
Old School Cars n Street Machines Eliminators Club House
1st Friday of the month

09:00 16 Burchill St Loganholme Pre 70 Hotrods and
17:00 Jimboomba Heritage vehicle Club Customs
Sausage Sizzle Samois Foods
1st Saturday of the month
07:30 Yank Tanks Display 37 Turbo Drive Cooparoo
08:00 Alex Barr Oval
1st Saturday of every
16:00 Cars and Coffee Samford Cnr Tuckeroo and Beerburrum Rd, month

17:30 Cars and Coffee Gold Coast Caboolture $5.00 entry fee per car.
Classic not Plastic Car Show Pre 1986
10:00 Queensland Cruising Meet and Cruise Mitre 10 Jimboomba
Second Saturday of the
Anders St Jimboomba month
17:00 Waterloo Bay Hotel Classic Auto Show Masters Upper Coomera
2nd Saturday of the month

18:00 Cnr Days Road & Old Coach Road, American Cars
18:00 Shulte's Friday Night Met and Greet Upper Coomera, Queensland,
18:00 Tuckers Monthly Meet and Eat Spokes Cafe carpark - 19 Main Street, 2nd Sunday of the month
Old Skool Cars and Coffee Samford Village
Car Meet and Eats at Town Square 238 Mudgeeraba Road, Mudgeeraba 3rd Saturday of the month
Redcliffe Showgrounds - entry off 3rd Saturday of the month
Scarborough Road
Harry's Diner
4th Saturday of the month
14/104 Newmarket Rd,Windsor QLD
4030 4th Sunday of the month

75 Berrima St, Wynnum QLD Last Friday of the month
4178 Last Friday of the month
Plainlands Last Saturday of the
month
1/229 Brisbane Rd Gold Coast Last Saturday of the
39 Corunna St, ALBION month

Town Square Redbank Plains

Redbank Plains Road and Keidges Rd
Redbank Plains

Special Interest Vehicle Registration (Club Rego)

Members with cars on Special Interest Vehicle Registration (SIV) Plates are reminded that it is
a condition of the Scheme that you remain a full financial member of an approved car club. It is

YOUR responsibility to KEEP your membership up to date and to be aware of the conditions
and restrictions of the Scheme, visit the DOT website for the rules & Regulations, go to
www.tmr.qld.gov.au and search for “ Special Interest Vehicle Registration”

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THE END : Thanks for reading KOA's Newsletter, "Kustom News" any
constructive criticism is welcome. Any issues please email me at

[email protected] and put in your subject line "ATT KUSTOM NEWS"

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