Old Gas Stations. A few more from a time and place no longer

A Little Piece of Scotland

The Red Chev ventured out this morning on a club run www.dvhcc.com.au   to the 26th Annual Berwick Highland Gathering  www.casey.vic.gov.au/calendar/article.asp?Item=22836

I have never seen so many guys, and a few girls in kilts in one spot, nor have I ever seen and heard so many bag pipe bands.

There is something stirring when you hear the pipes a playing.

It makes you want to rush home and play Brave Heart.

It was a great day, a good turn out of club cars, and we were made very welcome. More importantly, apart from about 15 minutes of heavy rain, the weather was good for the remainder of the day.

Many thanks to those who organised the outing.

I have included a few pictures below of the 19 club cars and cars of interest that attended.

A Few More Vintage Campers

1923 Chev Camper (A very early mobile home)

I fell in love with this when I first saw it. Just take a look at the photos, a frozen moment in time.

I just hope the someone is able to restore this beauty before the ravages of time slowly eat it away. The interior appears to be in pretty good condition, so it must have been stored in a sheltered space for all this time.

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When motoring you would have to keep a good look out for the sides of the roads, trees etc.

Look at that sports seat

The interior looks quite salvageable

I am guessing it a bit longer that a standard 1923 Chev truck

Check the tyres please, and while your at it, fit some tyres.

It probably has the aerodynamics of a house brick

Note the old fashioned light switches