Because today, 20 October 2017, is the day that the Holden production lines will come to a halt after almost 70 years, I thought that rather than recount the history […]
Continuing a stroll through Toyota Australia history via the Toyota Car Club’s show at the just-closed Altona North factory, I’ll start with the Japanese pony car – Celica, which debuted […]
Back in August the Toyota Car Club had their annual display, with a special twist. With the closure of the Altona North factory coming up (which occurred last Tuesday October […]
Here is something out of the ordinary. I don’t see Hans Glas’ Goggomobils very often, and it seems most of those are the Australian market-only Dart. And there is more […]
Driving along a side road of an outer Melbourne industrial suburb, this distinctive cab profile stood out amongst the modern pickups surrounding it, and I had to stop to grab […]
It may not be obvious to readers from outside Australia, but this is not your everyday Holden ute. Technically it is not even a Holden, but rather a South African […]
Compared with the first edition we are down a few antennae this time around, but there is still the potential for some serious communication here! The car this time is […]
This is a great example of a later-type Australian market Mini. From 1971 all of the local Minis had the square ‘Clubman’ front end that was added in a nod […]
Here is one for Paul, a 1998 Iveco Daily 4wd camper van. This would be one of a batch that were mostly sold to the Britz camper van rental company, […]
I had seen this Comanche pickup once before parked outside its 9-5 home, a Jeep/4×4 specialist parts supplier. Now the XJ Cherokeee was only introduced here in 1994, unfortunately too […]
Once a month there is a car club display at Federation Square on Flinders Street in the middle of Melbourne, opposite the landmark railway station. 12 months ago the AMC […]
Each year one week before the Australian Grand Prix, the Victorian Historic Racing Register runs its Phillip Island Classic races. Cars entered ranged from 1920s grand prix cars to a […]
In the spirit of working our way back in time through the Lancias on display at the national rally held in Castlemaine last year, we are now up to the […]
Moving back in time again from the 1960’s era cars from the last instalment, the 1950’s Lancias are no less impressive. The trademark of Lancia was innovative engineering and this […]