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Atkinson MK2 twin steer 1973 8V71T GM started working life at Finemore Transport this truck had a half sleeper but later it was cut off ???
Melbourne 2011, Great Ocean Road
The trip to the Great Ocean Road. A full day trip of sceneries, and it was certainly everything unlike the type of sceneries you see in china. I think there's something between me and the sea. there's an affinity, an unspeakable connection.
I've grown up by the sea, and yet everytime I come close encounters with unpolluted seas, I fall in love, I come crashing to my heart. I miss the sea; there's no other beauty in the world compared to it.
And oddly enough, I remember on the Great Ocean Rd trip, mom and I were supposed to be enjoying the outdoors but we ended up watching Soderling vs. Dogopolov on TV for Aussie Open <3
:) - y and r.
From my Sydney Harbour on Australia Day 2008 series.
Three famous Australian icons ... The Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Sydney Opera House and Captain Cooks Bark Endeavour.
HMB Endeavour was a small 18th century British sailing ship, famous for being the vessel commanded by Lt. (later Captain) James Cook, on his first voyage of discovery to the Pacific Ocean.
We never really had those clunky truck-like US-style "vans" in Australia, ours were based on the basic Holden / Falcon / Valiant ute body, with a roof grafted on.
So, the Aussie Denimachine was a Chrysler Valiant panel van. Looks pretty good to me!!
Valiant vans were ultra-scarce - very few were ever made, making this all the more tasty...
Available only as a giveaway from local radio stations, 3XY being the Melbourne one.