Cockburn Power Boats Assn Inc
Submitted by max199 on Thu, 2008-07-03 20:46
Thinking of joining the Cockburn Power Boats Association as I can imagine the costs for launching your boat at the public ramp there in the near future. I spoke to a member who has been there for a long time and got some costs for joining and he said he would nominate me, very kind I thought. Would be around a year to get in.
Just wondering if anybody on this site is a member or knows of somebody who is. Any info would be great guys n gals.
Cheers Maxy
Pete D
Posts: 1681
Date Joined: 07/06/07
CPBA
G'day Maxy
Long time member here - 15yr+.
They even have their own website now. Here is the latest newsletter.
http://www.cockburnpowerboats.com.au/Newsletter/
Worth every cent too, for the convienence of washdown and lockup facilities. They have some good social functions aswell.
Cheers Pete
Dreamweaver
Posts: 4688
Date Joined: 01/12/07
Good move Maxy!
I was a member many years ago with my first boat, then when I bought the current one, just got accepted and we moved down south
(thanks to Ryan (Thipthorp) and Steve (Palumbo) for the noms! ).
DEFINATELY a well recommended move mate!
OH BTW - YOU'LL HAVE TO KEEP YOUR PANTS ON!!
Colin Molloy
(Colin 2 - Co-founding member of the prestigious Colin Club)
Soon to be de "dreamweaver" ed!
max199
Posts: 812
Date Joined: 09/05/06
Yeah
thanks fellas. It's my fathers rig so he'll pay pensioners discount ($121) I think then for a full membership another $242 and I might pay $60 for a social membership just so I can use the facilities like a shower and a drink etc.
We've been launching from the pubic ramp for about 20+ years now so I think we should do it.
.......Maxy.......
Dreamweaver
Posts: 4688
Date Joined: 01/12/07
Definately worthwhile Maxy
You wont regret it. When I was a member years ago, they had a ramp commodor, kept things moving, tidy and organised! Not sure if they still do, current FW CPBA members will tell you.
Colin Molloy
(Colin 2 - Co-founding member of the prestigious Colin Club)
Soon to be de "dreamweaver" ed!
Ryan Thipthorp (not verified)
Posts: 16
Date Joined: 01/01/70
CPBA
Yeh i've been a member for 13 years i'd say and well worth the money. I'm guessing, but i think for a standard member its something like $400 for the first year then $220 per year there after (excluding pensioners discount etc)
The club & facilities are good and the menbers have alot more ediquette so less stress and less idiots....
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