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Title: off to church 1959 Post by: FE_UTE on April 24, 2004, 11:45:36 AM Wont be late for church with the new FC wagon
My mum with the new single tone green FC wagon outside our farmhouse in the WA wheatbelt 1959 (http://photo.starblvd.net/feute/5-5-3-1083806024?m=1&pg=4&ro=4&co=2&pw=*446E40891A29) Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: robbzfc58 on April 24, 2004, 11:55:38 AM great pic gary......
cheers trev Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: HAD 708 on April 25, 2004, 01:17:10 AM I just love these old family old archive picks they give a great personal touch to our online activities. A great shot and love the curtains, was the car in the family long?
Brett Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: Emu on April 25, 2004, 06:53:04 AM Did ya Mum make the curtains or are they a Nasco accessory?
Emu - appreciator of fine curtains. Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: FE_UTE on April 25, 2004, 07:46:31 AM Brett the car was traded in 1967on a new HR .It had a short motor fitted in 1964 after 160000 miles. The motor was knackered. Thye curtains were were an after masrket fitout (mum) as we siblings were put to bed on many occasions in the back.It was common practise for kids to be sleeping in cars at bush functions ...including such events as night badmington...movies with a higher rating than "G" ...country dancesand rellie bashes that were just too much for a young fella to take.Also for the long trips home on corrigated gravel roads that rock one off to sleep....
emu you can see a colour pic of these curtains http://photo.starblvd.net/feute?st=album&pg=4 Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: Phantom on April 25, 2004, 07:53:15 AM G'day all.
I remember when i was a kid(long time ago), i used to lay in the back of dads fc wagon reading phantom comics on the way up to wodonga to visit my uncle, what would happen if the cops caught someone doung that now? Cheers Rusty Title: Re: off to church 1959 Post by: Effie C on April 25, 2004, 10:47:45 AM Amazing thing Rusty is that we all survived no seatbelts air bags etc.
Must have been the lack of rice powered cars and slower (yea right) speeds. Like unlimited speed limit in NSW. John M |