CLUB ADMINISTRATION and COMMITTEE
MEMBERS GENERAL
CLUB BACKGROUND
NEWSLETTERS
ENGINES FOR SALE by Members
LIST OF SUPPLIERS


MACHINERY PRESERVATION CLUB (MPC) ADMINISTRATION
COST of MPC MEMBERSHIP: Initial Join Fee $50 (includes partners if applicable), $10 juniors. Members require NHMA compulsory Insurance: $20 per year each person.
HOW TO APPLY FOR MPC MEMBERSHIP: Select CONTACT above.
CURRENT NUMBER OF MPC MEMBERS: 53

MPC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - 2023:
PRESIDENT: Max Leggett (leggettmg@gmail.com 0400249380)
VICE PRESIDENT: David Ashfold
SECRETARY: Rob Brayshaw (0428377956)
TREASURER: Judy Ashfold
COMMITTEE MEMBERS: George Car, Keith Chappell, Graeme Duncombe, Stewart Macpherson, Ross Morton, Ken Byers, Ralph Thomas, Bruce Weir-Smith.
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​MPC PORTFOLIOS:
National Historical Machinery Association (NHMA) delegate and proxy for the NHMA AGM.- Ralph Thomas
Safety Officer – Ross Morton.
Asset Manager – Keith Chappell
Historian – Bob Wallis
Shows Coordinator - Ross Morton
Web Master – Eric Rose
Newsletter (Old Ploughs and Pistons) Editor – Ralph Thomas.
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  FOUNDATION
      MEMBERS
​      FROM 1982




  


 LIFE MEMBER Presentation to GEORGE CHAPPELL (2019)
LIFE MEMBERSHIP CEREMONY 31 OCTOBER 2020: RECIPIENTS PAUL FREEMAN AND PETER DYMOND
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS 1982 - 2022

THE CLUB 


The club was formed in Perth, Western Australia​​ in 1982 and eventually settled in 1996 to its current location at the Midland Railway Workshops.
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The club meets every Tuesday and Sunday morning from 10am at the premises to conduct work on a variety of projects generally related to machinery preservation.
General meetings are held on each second Tuesday, bi-monthly at 10am. Meetings in February, April, June, August, October, December
Most Tuesday morning work sessions are followed by a sausage sizzle lunch and socialisation by the members.  Sundays open to visitors.​
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The club aim is to preserve, restore, clean up, to make safe or rebuild to operating condition any form of plant or machinery that had been used on farms, in automotive or marine applications; objects thought to be worthy of displaying to the public.
The club has restored some of the old machines (lathes etc) from the Railway Workshop and these are used by members to make parts in order to restore the clubs and their personal machinery collections.

The club displays preserved operating machinery and other antique objects at several state-wide local shows throughout the year for the education and enjoyment of the show-going public.

The club newsletter "Old Ploughs and Pistons"  and the NHMA Newsletters are issued several times a year and copied below. 

NEWSLETTERS
opp_newsletter_march_2023.pdf
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op_p_newsletter_may_2023.pdf
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op_0p_october_2022___2.pdf
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op_p_newsletter_august_2023.pdf
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TRI-FOLD MPC PAMPHLET TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT (Double sided best)
mpc_z_fold_brochure_-july_2023.pdf
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OPERATING HERITAGE AUSTRALIA: ”. Should you wish to contribute anything that you think requires protection, follow the link provided and have your say.
club_article_aug_21_-_100_treasures.pdf
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ENGINES FOR SALE by Members.
Members, contact web-master via e-mail in the MEMBERS ONLY section with engine sale details (Type, HP, Year, Remarks, Price, Telephone)
Items in this section will be removed when advised sold or after 1 month. Please advise web-master when engine sold.
DISCLAIMER
Articles and advertisements appearing in MPC Website are published in good faith on the understanding that the content is legitimate, and no responsibility for their accuracy is accepted. 
LIST OF SUPPLIERS of relevant SERVICES or EQUIPMENT and PARTS.
web_links.pdf
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