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Capricorn

CoolDrive Auto Parts are proud to be associated with Capricorn as a preferred supplier to the automotive trade. The security of a well-known network provides both parties with peace of mind when doing business together.

https://www.capricorn.coop

New Zealand Auto Electrical Group - NZAE

CoolDrive Auto Parts is proud to partner with New Zealand Auto Electrical Group (NZAE). NZAE was established to elevate the standing of the Automotive Electrical Industry, to ensure that Tertiary and Apprentice training reflected the industry's current and future needs and to assist with the success of member businesses. Firstly, the combination of increasing pressure on auto electrical businesses resulting from the shortage of qualified technicians, outdated delivery and a loss of faith in apprentice training. Secondly, the automotive landscape is technologically evolving at ever increasing speeds as manufacturers seek longer lasting, safer, more efficient and environmentally sustainable vehicles, plant and machinery. Electric vehicles are here now. Robotic and remotely operated vehicles are off the drawing boards and being tested. And with petrol vehicle numbers on the decline, the demands on and skills required of an Auto Electrical Engineer, are on the up.

https://www.nzae.org

VASA

Originally representing the Vehicle Air conditioning Specialists of Australasia, VASA now incorporates the Australian Association of Automotive Electricians and represents Australasia and New Zealand's largest group of independent air conditioning and auto electrical specialists.

VASA's charter is to improve and maintain standards of automotive air conditioning and auto electrical installation, repairs and maintenance through technical training and sharing of information.

CoolDrive Auto Parts have been long standing members and supporters of VASA, and believe them to be an invaluable part of our industry.

If you're interested in joining or learning more about VASA, visit their website at www.vasa.org.au.

VHRR

The VHRR was established in 1976 to promote Historic Motor Racing in Australia, and where possible assist with its growth throughout Australasia. 

Race meetings and  speed events are held though-out the year, giving owners of historic racing cars, and those interested in such vehicles, the opportunity to exercise their cars and feel the exhilaration of running such fine machinery, or just to be close by.

The club meets bi-monthly and in association with other clubs provides a calendar of events for all classes of cars.

If you're interested in finding out more about the VHRR visit their website at www.vhrr.com.

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