Kombi Spotting

[KIWI]

The Royal Hotel, Tumut is about to celebrate 150 years so they’re sharing historical photos. This one was my favourite. 

Didn't know you liked Ford Prefects. 
PR

[Ninga]

Didn't know you liked Ford Prefects. 
PR

Haha! Oh yes, I love them. 

[Tintop]

Mindil Markets

   

[Bagman]

Club member Mark making a dash for a pie . Newcastle

[Ninga]

We had to go to Albury yesterday and had just enough time in the afternoon to go and check out the Bandiana Army Museum. I had never heard of it before but what a wonderful discovery! The only unfortunate thing was that we got there an hour before closing time and it wasn’t nearly enough time to take it all in. The displays are really interesting and well put together. There is just so much to look at and they also have a huge display of defence vehicles with descriptions of where and how they were used, including the war horse pictured below. 

I would include more photos but I don’t want to spoil it just in case you get the opportunity to see it for yourself. The kids loved it and the Warrant Officer on duty came over to gift the kids with a ‘FRED’ which is a Field Ration Eating Device, which they thought was pretty special. 

It was hard to get a good picture of the print on the glovebox due to the glare on the window but ‘MAX SPEED 100KM/H’ felt rather familiar. 

[Wombatventures]

As an avid reader of Australian Muscle Car I'm always happy when I spot a VW. 
This is a shot of Amaroo Park in the 70s.
   

[Oldman]

Some great vehicles in that pic 

[Kombi Dad]

We also used kombis in the early days in the RAAF.  Below is a picture I took in Vietnam in 1970.

   

[Busso Bus]

Exmouth WA...not too many seen this far north.

[Wombatventures]

Exmouth WA...not too many seen this far north.

You had a couple of T3s up there last year. Kendall and Glenn on YouTube worked at the caravan park. Think they might even be back up there now.