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26 September 2010
Buick Club of South Africa - 10 Year Anniversary
(Official BCSA Event - National)

Venue VVC Grounds

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Programme
10:00 Arrival
10:30 Refreshments
11:00 Talk on the Buick Club
Past, Present and Future
& Launch of the 10th Anniversary Publication
11:30 Fun Buick Quiz : Two teams participating
12:30 Handing out of Certificates
12:45 Bring-and-Braai
14:30 Closing
 
Contact Daan Marais
Tel (w) : +27 (0)12 - 666 - 8991
Cel : +27 (0)82 - 556 - 6483

26 September 2010
Buick Klub van Suid Afrika - 10 Jaar Herdenking
(Offisiele BKSA Byeenkoms - Nationaal)

Venue VVC Gronde

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Program
10:00 Aaankoms
10:30 Verversings
11:00 Praatjie oor die Buick Klub
Verlede, Huidig en Toekoms
& Bekendstelling van die 10 Jaar Herdenking Publikasie
11:30 Pret Buick Vasvra : Twee spanne neem deel
12:30 Uitgee van Sertifikate
12:45 Bring-en-Braai
14:30 Afsluiting

Kontak Daan Marais
Tel (w) : +27 (0)12 - 666 - 8991
Cel : +27 (0)82 - 556 - 6483

 

 

 
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 SAVVA Dating of Vehicles
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BCSA Vehicle Dating Officer - Jan Burger 
Tel (h) :  +27 (0)12 - 996 - 1018
Tel (w) :  +27 (0)12 - 391 - 1218
email :
vehicle-dating@buickclubsa.co.za 
 
SAVVA Dating of Vehicles
(Initiative supported by the BCSA)

 

SAVVA has in place a uniform system of dating vehicles and motorcycles that ensures a true record of the authenticity of the vehicle. A standard Application Form, Certificate and Plaque is used by all clubs. Once dated clubs will accept the date of the vehicle without question. Should information come to hand subsequently that makes the dating more accurate the Certificate and Plaque will be corrected. Owners of old vehicles are encouraged to have their vehicles dated as this proves beyond doubt the authenticity of the vehicle and can be used for licensing and insurance purposes.

It is conditional upon entry of many competitive events organised by clubs that vehicles are dated and the only recognised medium of proof required by organisers are the official Plaque or Certificate. 
This service is only available to members in good standing who purchase the required form from their Club Dating Officer who will assist them with the procedures. Three photographs of the vehicle from specific angles are required to be attached when the application is submitted to the SAVVA Dating Officer.
When the major components of a vehicle or motorcycle are of a different year of manufacture, then the dating is done as follows;

Example No.1.
Chassis and body are 1927, Engine is 1929 in order to get the vehicle mobile. 
The certificated 'date' would be 1927/1929.
For events the vehicle would be entered / classified as a 1929.

Example No.2.
A motorcycle frame 1917, Engine 1923.
The certified 'date' would be 1917/1923. 
Vehicle would not be able to enter as a Veteran.
When the body of a vehicle ;
a) has been altered or modified to create a body which differs in style or appearance from the original body as fitted at the time of manufacture,
b) is an exact reproduction or recognised coach work but has been created at a later date than the date of manufacture of the engine, chassis and original body, this vehicle is to be recognised as a non-authentic replica and should be described as either a replica or a special or a non-authentic reproduction in the SAVVA Register, on the Dating Certificate and on the back of the Dating Plaque.
CLASSIFICATION LIST OF VEHICLES
CLASS A
Antique built prior to December 31st 1904
CLASS B
Veteran built between January 1905 & December 31st 1918
CLASS C
Vintage built between January 1919 & December 31st 1930
CLASS D
Post Vintage Built between January 1931 & December 31st 1945
CLASS E 
Post 1945 built between January 1946 & December 31st 1960
CLASS F
Post 1960 built between January 1961 & December 31st 1980
 
The information above can be downloaded in a document HERE 
 
Other documents of note (Please download as required)
Dating of Vehicles - Application Form - Vehicles
Dating of Vehicles - Application Form - Motorcycles
Dating of Vehicles - Change of ownership
Dating of Vehicles - Duplicate Certificate & Plaque Request
Indemnity, Declaration & Undertaking Form
 HISTORY OF THE BUICK CLUB OF SOUTH AFRICA
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HISTORY OF THE BUICK CLUB OF SOUTH AFRICA  

 

The Buick Club of South Africa was officially established on Sunday 6 August 2000 during the annual Pretoria Old Motor Club’s “Cars in the Park”. Alex Duffey had invited 120 Buick owners throughout South Africa to the event to discuss the founding of such a club in South Africa. Thirty Buick enthusiasts attended the meeting and a steering committee consisting of Alex Duffey (Chairperson), Daan Marais (secretary) and Gerrie van Wyk (membership) was elected to go ahead with the official establishment of the club.

 

At the first annual general meeting held on Sunday 5 August 2001 at the Pretoria Old Motor Club’s “Cars in the Park”, the steering committee reported back on progress with contacting Buick owners in South Africa and presented a draft constitution for ratification by the members. At this meeting the first Executive committee, consisting of Alex Duffey (Chairperson), Daan Marais (Treasurer), Gerrie van Wyk (Secretary) was elected, the constitution was accepted and those present voted for an entry fee of R25 and an annual subscription fee of R50 to join the Buick Club of South Africa.

 

On 3 August 2003 twenty-five Buicks participated in the centenary exhibition of Buick at the Pretoria Old Motor Club’s “Cars in the Park” and at the annual general meeting held at this function, it was decided that the committee should investigate the affiliation of the club with either SAVVA of SAMCA. Membership forms were approved and the design for the logo of the Buick Club of South Africa was accepted.

 

At the fourth annual general of the Buick Club of South Africa on 1 August 2004 held at the Pretoria Old Motor Club’s annual “Cars in the Park” and which was attended by 20 members, a new executive committee consisting of Roland Harington (Chairperson), Alex Duffey (Newsletter editor), Chris Palk (Secretary), Daan Marais (Social events), Gerrie van Wyk and Leon Oeloffse was elected for the next three year term. At this meeting it was decided that the club should affiliate with SAVVA, that a Newsletter should be established and that all Buick owners throughout southern should be invited to join the club.

 Did you know ?
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The Southern African Vintage and Veteran Association (SAVVA)
has categorised vehicles into the following groups :

  • Veteran - built up to 1904
  • Edwardian - constructed from 1905 until the end of the 1st World War
  • Vintage - made between 1919 and 1930
  • Post Vintage - built from 1931 to 1945
  • Post'45 - constructed between 1946 and 1960
  • Post 1960 - made up until 31 December 1980

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