Translation into English of http://www.levatek.eu
Home Page
The Antique Technology Club of Southern Estonia
Home page The Club Events Links Picture gallery Forum Contacts News
Welcome! In the Estonian language „LEVATEK“ is the abbreviation of The Southern Estonia Antique
Technology Club. It isone of the earliest of such organizations in the republic and in terms of the number of
members one of the largest. Club members have a common interest in preserving all kinds of old technology
which has served us well and deserves respect. Mostly the machines are moving vehicles such as bicycles,
motorcycles, trucks (lorries), cars, buses, and even world war two tanks. Thanks to the skill and persistance
of our members many restorations have given new life to a part of our history.
If you have questions or want to contact us click HERE.
NAME*
First Last
E-mail:*
Message
Send
For the newest of information added to this site click HERE.
12 March 2011 The internet address http://www.levatek.eu is established.
10 March 2011 The list of LEVATEK members is added. Information about how to apply for antique
vehicle registration plates is added. Some links are added.
09 March 2011 The home page of LEVATEK is on line.
The Club
Club constitution
List of members
The antique vehicle registration plate
Club constitution: The club is registered as a not-for-profit co-op at the County Court of Tartu and the constitution
was accepted at the general meeting of club members on 14 March 2007.
List of members: Members are listed by first name, surname, telephone number , and e-mail address.
The antique vehicle registration plate: The first line of this subject gives the law that provides this form of vehicle
registration. This is entirely in the Estonian language and no need has been found to translate it into English.
The second line of this subject gives an extensive explanation of the law again only in the Estonian language.
Finally there is a list of experts who are qualified to certify that the vehicle meets the legal requirements for issue
of the antique vehicle registration plate.
LINKS
The Antique Technology Club in the town of Võru is called „VÄNT“ which in translation means „CRANK“.
The site is entirely in the Estonian language but a click on the word GALERII gets a lot of pictures no matter
which title of event is selected.
The Estonian Antique Motorcycle Club: Has no English language version but a click on the word „GALERII“
gets results.
Valeri Kirs is the owner of a private collection. The best pictures are found by a click on the words just below
the word „ERAHOBIKLUBI“. After that just scroll down.
The Union of Estonian Antique Vehicle Clubs: After a click on the address www.unic.ee, click on the word
„GALERII“. Then click on any desired rectangle on the screen and scroll down until pictures appear.
The club called UNIC: This gets the same results as the above.
The Virtual Antique Technology Club: The site is entirely Estonian and one needs a password but one can click
on the word „PILDIALBUM“. Click on any picture to see more and then use the BACK button at top left of
the screen.
The Virtual Antique Technology Museum: The site is entirely Estonian but has a lot of pictures. The home page is an introduction (Tutvustus). Other selections are: uudised = news ; auto = cars ; moto = motorcycles ;
velo = bicycles ; kontakt = contact .
The Creative Society at Kuusalu Automotive Centre: An entirely Estonian site. Tehnika = a list of what we have
Teeme = a description of restoration projects and tours in the Estonian language but if you scroll down to the
pictures one click on a picture enlarges it. Each description starts from a click on the title. Direct access to a lot
of pictures taken during The Grand Tour of Estonia in 2010 is at the address :
http://www.vanatehnika.ee/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=764
Shelter for Antique Technology at the town of Järva-Jaani.
GALERII = Gallery of pictures
The one picture is the work of an Australian artist, James Corbett.
FOORUM = Forum
The site is entirely Estonian.
CONTACTS
This gives the names with telephone numbers of the club executive members, but the best contact in the
English language is the person who translated this club site: Märt Kirik at martkirik@hotmail.com
UUDISED = News
At this point this selection provides the dates when the club site was created. As you can see it is very new.
Home Page
The Antique Technology Club of Southern Estonia
Home page The Club Events Links Picture gallery Forum Contacts News
Welcome! In the Estonian language „LEVATEK“ is the abbreviation of The Southern Estonia Antique
Technology Club. It isone of the earliest of such organizations in the republic and in terms of the number of
members one of the largest. Club members have a common interest in preserving all kinds of old technology
which has served us well and deserves respect. Mostly the machines are moving vehicles such as bicycles,
motorcycles, trucks (lorries), cars, buses, and even world war two tanks. Thanks to the skill and persistance
of our members many restorations have given new life to a part of our history.
If you have questions or want to contact us click HERE.
NAME*
First Last
E-mail:*
Message
Send
For the newest of information added to this site click HERE.
12 March 2011 The internet address http://www.levatek.eu is established.
10 March 2011 The list of LEVATEK members is added. Information about how to apply for antique
vehicle registration plates is added. Some links are added.
09 March 2011 The home page of LEVATEK is on line.
The Club
Club constitution
List of members
The antique vehicle registration plate
Club constitution: The club is registered as a not-for-profit co-op at the County Court of Tartu and the constitution
was accepted at the general meeting of club members on 14 March 2007.
List of members: Members are listed by first name, surname, telephone number , and e-mail address.
The antique vehicle registration plate: The first line of this subject gives the law that provides this form of vehicle
registration. This is entirely in the Estonian language and no need has been found to translate it into English.
The second line of this subject gives an extensive explanation of the law again only in the Estonian language.
Finally there is a list of experts who are qualified to certify that the vehicle meets the legal requirements for issue
of the antique vehicle registration plate.
LINKS
The Antique Technology Club in the town of Võru is called „VÄNT“ which in translation means „CRANK“.
The site is entirely in the Estonian language but a click on the word GALERII gets a lot of pictures no matter
which title of event is selected.
The Estonian Antique Motorcycle Club: Has no English language version but a click on the word „GALERII“
gets results.
Valeri Kirs is the owner of a private collection. The best pictures are found by a click on the words just below
the word „ERAHOBIKLUBI“. After that just scroll down.
The Union of Estonian Antique Vehicle Clubs: After a click on the address www.unic.ee, click on the word
„GALERII“. Then click on any desired rectangle on the screen and scroll down until pictures appear.
The club called UNIC: This gets the same results as the above.
The Virtual Antique Technology Club: The site is entirely Estonian and one needs a password but one can click
on the word „PILDIALBUM“. Click on any picture to see more and then use the BACK button at top left of
the screen.
The Virtual Antique Technology Museum: The site is entirely Estonian but has a lot of pictures. The home page is an introduction (Tutvustus). Other selections are: uudised = news ; auto = cars ; moto = motorcycles ;
velo = bicycles ; kontakt = contact .
The Creative Society at Kuusalu Automotive Centre: An entirely Estonian site. Tehnika = a list of what we have
Teeme = a description of restoration projects and tours in the Estonian language but if you scroll down to the
pictures one click on a picture enlarges it. Each description starts from a click on the title. Direct access to a lot
of pictures taken during The Grand Tour of Estonia in 2010 is at the address :
http://www.vanatehnika.ee/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=764
Shelter for Antique Technology at the town of Järva-Jaani.
GALERII = Gallery of pictures
The one picture is the work of an Australian artist, James Corbett.
FOORUM = Forum
The site is entirely Estonian.
CONTACTS
This gives the names with telephone numbers of the club executive members, but the best contact in the
English language is the person who translated this club site: Märt Kirik at martkirik@hotmail.com
UUDISED = News
At this point this selection provides the dates when the club site was created. As you can see it is very new.