Welcome to The GT Club website
Our club is a car club with a social outlook, providing an avenue for like minded people who share a passion and interest to congregate and interact.
As a club we cater for GT Falcons hence the name "The GT Club"
GTs built between 1967 and 1976, that golden era of high octane, care free living which has an unmistakable Australian feel.
Our club is very proud to have Mr Fred Gibson as our club patron.
Fred or "Smoking Fred Gibson" won bathurst in 1967 in a XR-GT and drove a GT at every bathurst up to and including 1976 so he is the most fitting person to be Patron of The GT Club.
We are also very proud to have as a member Paul T. custodian of the one and only production PHASE 4 GT-HO. Yes the green one.
While we are The GT Club,and cater for GT falcons 67-76 we also acknowledge Fords marketing attempts at rekindling the fire that was and is GT to Australians.
The Goss/Cobra Coupes, EB-EL-GTs, TE-TS 50's, BF-GT 40, BF-GT Cobra. These cars all being produced in a limited run or as a special. As all GT enthusiasts, we await the GT-HO's return and as a consequence honor Fords attempts.
We also accept as members South African Fairmont GTs. These cars are real GTs just marketed in another country. The differences between Australian GTs and these cars is miniscule and they deserve to be included as GTs.
We also accept Tribute class GTs 67-76. These vehicles are effectively replicas. These cars are of a high standard and pay tribute to the great GT. In 1964 a Beatles replica band would have been frowned upon as these cars were in the early 70's. Today the band would be known as a tribute band and we would pay for the privaledge to see them. This is also true with the Tribute Class GTs. They are no longer cheap knockoffs. They pay tribute to the legend - The Grand Tourer.
Associate class vehicles are at the committee's discretion and are vehicles that are not Falcon GTs but are vehicles of the same great era or of significant interest.
So if you wish to be a part of our club/family, download an entry form or come along to one of our outings and experience the friendly atmosphere that exists in our club.
We are a non jugmental club and do not make mandatory inspections of vehicles. We are interested in meeting people and seeing and talking about cars.
So please accept our welcome and visit us or our forum and decide for yourself if our club is one that you would be like to be a part of.
Kindest regards,
Rob Macedon
Public Officer (The GT Club)
Our club is a car club with a social outlook, providing an avenue for like minded people who share a passion and interest to congregate and interact.
As a club we cater for GT Falcons hence the name "The GT Club"
GTs built between 1967 and 1976, that golden era of high octane, care free living which has an unmistakable Australian feel.
Our club is very proud to have Mr Fred Gibson as our club patron.
Fred or "Smoking Fred Gibson" won bathurst in 1967 in a XR-GT and drove a GT at every bathurst up to and including 1976 so he is the most fitting person to be Patron of The GT Club.
We are also very proud to have as a member Paul T. custodian of the one and only production PHASE 4 GT-HO. Yes the green one.
While we are The GT Club,and cater for GT falcons 67-76 we also acknowledge Fords marketing attempts at rekindling the fire that was and is GT to Australians.
The Goss/Cobra Coupes, EB-EL-GTs, TE-TS 50's, BF-GT 40, BF-GT Cobra. These cars all being produced in a limited run or as a special. As all GT enthusiasts, we await the GT-HO's return and as a consequence honor Fords attempts.
We also accept as members South African Fairmont GTs. These cars are real GTs just marketed in another country. The differences between Australian GTs and these cars is miniscule and they deserve to be included as GTs.
We also accept Tribute class GTs 67-76. These vehicles are effectively replicas. These cars are of a high standard and pay tribute to the great GT. In 1964 a Beatles replica band would have been frowned upon as these cars were in the early 70's. Today the band would be known as a tribute band and we would pay for the privaledge to see them. This is also true with the Tribute Class GTs. They are no longer cheap knockoffs. They pay tribute to the legend - The Grand Tourer.
Associate class vehicles are at the committee's discretion and are vehicles that are not Falcon GTs but are vehicles of the same great era or of significant interest.
So if you wish to be a part of our club/family, download an entry form or come along to one of our outings and experience the friendly atmosphere that exists in our club.
We are a non jugmental club and do not make mandatory inspections of vehicles. We are interested in meeting people and seeing and talking about cars.
So please accept our welcome and visit us or our forum and decide for yourself if our club is one that you would be like to be a part of.
Kindest regards,
Rob Macedon
Public Officer (The GT Club)
