The Wanderers Rock ‘N’ Roll Car Club was founded by Peter Panagaris on the 22nd of September 2004, and held their inaugural meeting on the 1st of November 2004. Peter saw the need for this sort of club as a Rock ‘n’ Roll music and car enthusiast, whose main aim was to promote Rock ‘n’ Roll dancing and cars as stated to the club members and public in general.
The Wanderers Rock 'n' Roll Car Club was founded for people who had an interest in the music, dance and fashion of the rock and roll era, and also those who owned or admired the cars of the same period.
Today the club caters not only for those vehicles, but also Hot Rods, Customs, Muscle, and Classic cars of any vintage, and is duly authorised to manage the requirements of the South Australian Club Registration Scheme, including issuing MR334 vehicle forms for Vintage, Prescribed Left Hand Drive vehicles, Street Rods and Modified vehicles.
Membership
You don't have to own a car or dance at all, to become a member. The club promotes dance lessons several nights per week at two different metropolitan locations and is actively involved in historic motoring events throughout South Australia.
The club promotes the interest in rock and roll through various dance functions and other social activities, If you want information on what's happening around South Australia and interstate in the way of dance and motoring events, then joining the Wanderers Rock 'n' Roll Car Club may be the right decision for you.
Club Meetings
The club meets on the first Wednesday of every month at the Thebarton Community Centre on the corner of South Road and Ashwin Parade, Torrensville at 7:30PM sharp for the general meeting. Meetings usually last for about 45 minutes. After the meeting you are invited to stay for some free finger food and drinks. The Executive Committee meet bi-monthly on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the same venue.
Membership Benefits
Members can enjoy discounted entry at most major Rock ‘n’ Roll events. Members and their partners receive an introductory free Rock & Roll dance lesson with Adelaide Classic Rock ‘n’ Roll, trade discount at Auto One Clovercrest as well as huge savings from Shannon’s Car Insurance and Modbury Bob Jane T-Mart.
The Wanderers Rock 'n' Roll Car Club was founded for people who had an interest in the music, dance and fashion of the rock and roll era, and also those who owned or admired the cars of the same period.
Today the club caters not only for those vehicles, but also Hot Rods, Customs, Muscle, and Classic cars of any vintage, and is duly authorised to manage the requirements of the South Australian Club Registration Scheme, including issuing MR334 vehicle forms for Vintage, Prescribed Left Hand Drive vehicles, Street Rods and Modified vehicles.
Membership
You don't have to own a car or dance at all, to become a member. The club promotes dance lessons several nights per week at two different metropolitan locations and is actively involved in historic motoring events throughout South Australia.
The club promotes the interest in rock and roll through various dance functions and other social activities, If you want information on what's happening around South Australia and interstate in the way of dance and motoring events, then joining the Wanderers Rock 'n' Roll Car Club may be the right decision for you.
Club Meetings
The club meets on the first Wednesday of every month at the Thebarton Community Centre on the corner of South Road and Ashwin Parade, Torrensville at 7:30PM sharp for the general meeting. Meetings usually last for about 45 minutes. After the meeting you are invited to stay for some free finger food and drinks. The Executive Committee meet bi-monthly on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the same venue.
Membership Benefits
Members can enjoy discounted entry at most major Rock ‘n’ Roll events. Members and their partners receive an introductory free Rock & Roll dance lesson with Adelaide Classic Rock ‘n’ Roll, trade discount at Auto One Clovercrest as well as huge savings from Shannon’s Car Insurance and Modbury Bob Jane T-Mart.
