Hey John.
A google search should bring up some convertibles, as there are at least 4 on the road at the moment.
There were several convertibles back in the 60/70's and most have not survived.
There is one that is believed to be a survivor and not a recent conversion.
It has some specific mods that could be compared.

When first put back on the road after being found in a chicken coop.


A change in paint colour.


I believe this is probably the same car today.


Do you have more details and/or photos?
Colour? mods? etc.

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We will be on the road on Friday morning also, exact time not decided.
Thanks for the heads up re registration Richard.
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THE BEGINNING OF FERGIES FACELIFT!

Works great.
Thanks for sharing.
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Went to Toowoomba swap back in 88, didn't pick up much. Walking out to the car, a guy approached and mentioned he had some bits and pieces for FC at home he would sell. Called around his home and walked away with some goodies, worth the trip.
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Those wheels look spot on.
Love the use of colour.
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My FC was all colour engine bay when it was 2 tone green.
Early 58 Sydney build.
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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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