Noosa Beach Classic Car Club

27/10/2026

Notice of AGM -

I invite you to the Club's Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 17 November starting 5.30pm at the CWA Hall at the Tewantin RSL.

07/10/2026

23/09/2026

The Next Club Social Events

23/07/2026

Join Us This Sunday – 26 July!

Why not take your classic car out for a Sunday drive and join fellow members for a relaxing lunch at The Ridge Café? We meet at the Venue.

Enjoy great food, great company, with fellow motoring enthusiasts. Whether you arrive in your pride and joy or your everyday car, we'd love to see you there.

16/07/2026

JOIN Tomorrow!!

Looking for a fun way to catch up with fellow members? Why not join us for our next Cars & Caffeine social outing and enjoy a relaxed morning of mini golf, coffee and plenty of laughs.

For just $20 per person, you'll enjoy a round of mini golf.

Whether you're a seasoned golfer or have never picked up a putter, this event is all about having fun and enjoying great company.

So come along, challenge your friends, enjoy a coffee afterwards, and share a few laughs. It's the perfect opportunity to catch up with fellow club members in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Please RSVP

28/06/2026

Join us for our next Cruise & Dine social gathering on Sunday 5 July at 12.00 pm at The Bowlo Bistro, Coolum Beach.

Come along for a relaxed lunch, great food, friendly company and plenty of classic motoring conversation. Members, partners and friends are all welcome.

Please RSVP to Steve McGloin at [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you there!

19/06/2026

📢 Please Note

Due to the Noosa Enduro race taking place this Sunday, all access to our Club House will be closed.

Instead, we will meet directly at the venue for a 12:00 pm start.

We look forward to seeing everyone there and thank you for your understanding.

🏁 See you at 12:00 pm!

16/06/2026

Vale David Bowden It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of David Bowden. David served as Patron of our club from 1989 until 2024, an extraordinary 35 years of support. Throughout that time, he was a respected and valued member of our motorsport family. David's contribution to the club and the wider motorsport community will not be forgotten. His commitment helped shape our organisation and left a lasting legacy that will continue for generations to come. On behalf of all members, competitors, volunteers and friends, we extend our sincere condolences to David's family and loved ones during this difficult time. Funeral Service Details: Thursday, 18 June 2026 10.30am Gregson & Weight Funerals, Buderim
Rest in peace, David. Thank you for your years of service, friendship and unwavering support. Forever Remembered.

27/04/2026

Despite an on and off widespread shower or two, it was a fantastic turnout of members at our club gathering at the Apollonian Hotel. Great cars, great people and a great atmosphere made it a day to remember.

25/04/2026

Each year on ANZAC Day, the Noosa community gathers with quiet respect to honour those who have served, and this year was no exception. The Noosa Beach Classic Car Club was once again proud to take part in the Tewantin parade, supporting our veterans and contributing to a tradition that means so much to so many.

We extend our sincere thanks to all club members who turned out to be part of the car parade along Poinciana Avenue to the Tewantin Cenotaph. Your presence added to the dignity of the occasion. Veterans marched with pride at the head of the procession, followed by local schools and community groups, creating a moving display of unity, respect, and remembrance across generations. It was especially meaningful to see members wearing their ancestors’ medals with pride, alongside those who have earned their own through service. A special mention goes to Peter Quinn, who once again generously coordinated our vehicle participation and ensured everything ran smoothly on the day.

The weather kept everyone guessing, with umbrellas going up and down throughout the morning, but it held kindly enough for the parade and service to be completed with warmth and respect. The release of white doves at the conclusion offered a powerful symbol of peace, remembrance, and hope for the future. It was a fitting end to a meaningful day of reflection and community spirit.