Some more Archive Pics

[customFC]

Regards
Alex

[fe350chev]

cool bananas

[Dave Lakin (Davo Lako)]

That lion pic is a cracker.
What bright spark thought painting the car in zebra stripes would be a good idea. Missing headlight rim, dented roof, bent overriders etc. Looks like it may have been mistaken for the real thing.
Makes you realise how big those kitties are.

Here's a carpark full of interesting cars.


Regards
Alex

What a magnificent photo Alex ... That is Chadstone Shopping Centre (South-east of Melbourne) in the early 60's just after it opened ...taken from the roof of Myers ... I reckon I can see my Dad's two-tone blue FJ about 2/3rds along the 3rd row from the left ... wow that really brings it back !!!

[customFC]

Hey Dave.
It is a cracker pic isn't it!
It's currently my desktop background.

Cairns '62

Townsville '62

Regards
Alex

[fe350chev]

There are Warnambool Vic

[HAD 708]

My Mum lives a 100 metre walk from that picture in a house built in 1950. Thought it was chadstone when I saw it and she did as well. It is a cracker to quote Alex and I have it as my screen saver as well!
Brett

[Old_Mt_Isa_Boy]

Finally a period correct photo of my old home town with FC's. It is outside the "new" Woolworths. It actually burnt down early 70's and rebuilt. Still there today. This shot was taken sometime between 64-67. Shamelessly pilfered from Facebook under Isa Group.



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Wayne b

[FC_Driver]

From the "Sydney Bus Museum" site

Also ..From the "Sydney Bus Museum"site

[Trevor_B]

Here's another view of the Chadstone Shopping Centre car park around the same era:



copyright to State Library of Victoria.
Cheers,

Trevor_B

[customFC]

Tillies flash on the FC in the foreground in the Mt Isa pic.
Regards
Alex

[Not Happy Jan]

Love the hubcap light fittings!

[zl296]

these are great pictures.....


thanks... ;)

[customFC]

Burnie Tas 1965

1963

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Alex

[mickrat]

  the cars that can been seen aboard the trail are on the west coast of tassy Rosebery to Burnie , as there was no road, the murchinson highway from the coast through tullah to Rosebury didnt open till 1962,  the loco pulling them is one of two Dubbs locos built in Scotland in the 1890s one can be viewed at the west coast mining museum at Zeehan, the other fully restored at the Don river rail museum at Devonport, highly recommend you visit both when you are over here ,especially the mining museum at Zeehan, allow yourself plenty of time lots to look at...........

[THOMMO_2]

Corrimal NSW

[customFC]

Taylors Sq

Regards
Alex

[fe350chev]

These last 2 pics are very cool guys, thanks for sharing. I found this cool pic when I wasn't looking for cool pics  8)

[customFC]

Bendigo


Perth

Copyrights apply
Regards
Alex

[fe350chev]

I would have loved to be alive back when all the railways were fully up and going and everything.

[MattFC]

 :o :-\ Hmmmm......