CHMC BULLETINS & NEWS
CHMC regularly publishes information for those who operate historic and classic vehicles in NSW, and to assist the good governance of our member clubs
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CHMC Facebook Latest information about events and historic vehicles, as well as communications from Council and our allied organisations
- Dinkum Oil our bulletin sent to all CHMC Clubs, for emailing to their clumembers or publishing in club newsletters and magazines
DISASTER RECOVERY FOR HISTORIC VEHICLES, TRACTORS, ANTIQUE MACHINERY AND DOCUMENTS - FLOODS OR BUSHFIRES
CHMC has preparedquick guides for those whose historic vehicles or antique machinery are impacted by fire or flood, these resources are provided copyright-free by CHMC for those who most need this information.
2 pages - Historic Vehicles & Antique Machinery DESTROYED OR DAMAGED BY FIRE
3 pages - FLOOD OR WATER AFFECTED HISTORIC VEHICLES, TRACTORS, MACHINERY & DOCUMENTS
PROTECTING THE FUTURE OF OUR AUTOMOTIVE PAST
A document on the importance of automotive heritage provided to Heritage NSW by the Council of Heritage Motor Clubs NSW.
Protecting the future of our automotive past is more than just museum displays, it is about ensuring that our automotive heritage is broadly appreciated and carefully preserved for future generations.
Protecting our automotive heritage overwhelmingly relies on individuals and groups who willingly take on the identification, preservation and use of heritage motoring artefacts. In using and displaying these artefacts as they were intended these individuals and groups share widely and frequently our automotive history with the wider community.
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Protecting the future of Our Automtive Past rev. version July 2021 for NSW Heritage Act Review.pdf Size : 725.124 Kb Type : pdf |
GLOSSARY OF TERMS FOR OPERATING AND ENGINEERED HERITAGE 
Shared to CHMC by Operating Heritage Australia this list provides key terms and definitions for owners, operators and custodians to describe objects of operating, engineered heritage, including motor vehicles and tractors they are conserving, restoring, maintaining or operating. The terms are also applicable to non-functioning or static engineered objects like machinery.
The terms here are used in everyday heritage practice. The Glossary's purpose is to ensure consistency in terminology. The terms and principles in the Glossary align closely with Australian and international practice developed by traditional buildings and museum heritage communities, BUT there are some differences in respect to terms more correctly applicable to and used by the Australian operating heritage community, and there are additional terms that specifically apply to engineered heritage. OHA chose to give priority to terms used in Australia by the operating heritage community and have tried to use “everyday English”.
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OHA Glossary V12 14 Aug 2025.pdf Size : 680.987 Kb Type : pdf |