Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club | Canadian Military Education Centre Fundraiser

All Bikes, Trikes, Cars and Trucks are invited. The Ride start point is at Trev Deeley Motorcycles (1875 Boundary Road, Vancouver), departs at 11.00 AM and ends approximately 1:00 PM at CMEC in Vedder Crossing (Located in building 1011 the old Supply/Quarter Master warehouse at the end of Dieppe street on the Corner of Petawawa in the back east corner of the old CFB Chilliwack). Participants are encouraged to spend a couple of hours to view and enjoy what the museum has to offer and then around 3:00 PM make their way to Dukes Pub (DUKES COUNTRY PUB 41582 Yale Rd Chilliwack) to conclude the day with camaraderie, door prizes, a 50-50 draw and finally a meal donated by Duke's Pub (served at 4:00 PM).
All C.A.V. members and their guests are invited to a C.A.V. party after the Dukes Pub festivities, hosted by Ubique and Moro Units located at the museum.

Just to let everyone know the C.A.V. is The Canadian Army Veterans Motocycle Units of which I am a member. We are a Non-profit group of current and past serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces. you can view our web site . http://www.thecav.ca

This would be a good outing for the Delica community to do a cruise together then a good meal. Cost is $10 per person. You'll also get some time in the museum to check out (hands on) some very cool military vehicles.

C'mon here's a chance to get together and go for a drive, check out some cool army cars and have a good meal.
I thought our vans are for driving not for gathering in parking lots?
anyone?

There are half tracks, deuce and a half, jeeps, AFV (armoured fighting vehicle) amongst others.

Sad to report not a single Delica showed up........I guess driving these cool vans as a group is not as cool as sitting in a parking lot talking about driving them.

You all missed a good cruise. 58 bikes and 3 hotrods made the cruise. The museum known as CMEC (canadian military education centre) is located in the old Quarter Master Stores building on the old CFB Chilliwack. There are a number of old military vehicles and weapons in an interactive display. It is entirely volunteer run and funded by donation. It is open to the public most days.
We then retired to Duke's Pub for a Roast beef dinner door prizes which was included in the $10 ticket price. We raised about $1000 for the museum.