Hey Darren
The Trax model could be a reference point as it is Sarasota and Teal.



Also, Colin T has/had a wagon the correct colour, send him a message.
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Cool Stack advert for the FE.



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Nice milestone Mal.
Not many can say they have owned their FE for 60 years.
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Check 'em out here:

Adjustable Boot Spring Posts

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http://catalogue.filmindonesia.or.id/movie/title/lf-s030-71-002365_seriti-emas-kipas-sutra-the-swallow

 It is a still from the 1971 Indonesian movie - Seriti Emas, Kipas Sutra
aka The Little Swallow.
It is an interesting van, I wonder how it came about.
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Must have been Saturday as it wasn't there Sunday.
Did you take a look underneath. It would be interesting to know if it had reinforcing.
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A few more from Kevin

Found in Bundarra NSW. Dual wheels had been fitted to round up sheep.
The "find", was located down a 20km dirt road west of Bundarra.
Dash, Nose cone & rear seat salvaged. The seat & dash are in my office.
I christened this find, 'The Bundarra Babe".



This one owner FE ute was found in a shed west of Armidale NSW in 2012.
It was relocated to Uralla where this photo was taken.


This "Barn Find" FE ute had been stored in a container in Bathrst for some 20 years.
It has now been restored.


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Malay

East Africa


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Some more of Kevin's pics.

Returning to Inverell & surrounds in 2007.






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A contribution sent in by Steven Johnson, taken in SA/WA



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Some randoms from the net.





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A repost from Gary (zulu)

A couple more Police related







Homicide TV show



SA Police Fleet, The Barton Barracks

This week we will focus on a favourite topic of many the forgotten FE FC left out in the paddock, in the barn or at the back of the shed.

This weeks subject matter was suggested by Kevin Woolard, so let's start with a few of his pics.

Hi Alex.
Fellow Club Member Rob Peachey & I travelled to Inverell & surrounds over a 3 year period. We gained access to many farm car dumps, as genuine collectors. These vehicles remained on farm & were used for hunting, paddock bashing or transport to the School bus from the farmhouse.  Even the saddest wrecks still surrendered many re-usable parts. I know of other places west of Tamworth, however, despite my best efforts, have not been able to negotiate access.  It seems that these vehicles will rust away over time, or even worse, fall victim to the "car crushers", who are out there scouring farms. At the time of our visit, the going price was $60 per vehicle!  Kevin

Inverell car dump 2006.




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A couple more from NZ.





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Across the ditch the Holden was also popular.



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The plain clothes boys got around in standard sedans.




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The boys in blue had some classy rides in the 50's, none more so than the FE's and FC's.






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