Spotto Warracknabeal

A couple of daily driven Vans from Warracknabeal Vic

The square windows are defently different,would cure those blind spot
blues a little.
And with a respray you would still pick it a mile away.......

panoz78 wrote:The square windows are defently different,would cure those blind spot
blues a little.
And with a respray you would still pick it a mile away.......

The HZ has been a local van since new, was originally a service vehicle for a Tractor sales dealer and apparently they put the little windows in so the mechanic could see in the little shelves of parts that were carry'd on board (dark otherwise). It's owner now is a good bloke to chat to... he told me that it is all original except the rims and exhaust along with a bottom half rust repair and respray, so top half and interior is untouched  that tells me it has been well looked after and always garaged.

Knowing a cars history is always a bonus.

blur1 wrote:Knowing a cars history is always a bonus.

Add's character & personality to the van ..

Well i have never seen them Calum,

And the window's on the green one, did they work out AFTER they cut the little one in, they couldn't see still....



Sam

G'day Sam

The windows in the HZ were to put a little more light inside the rear not for looking out of
The Silver FFFFord is owned by a young fella (looks about 30ish) he has a desire to "do her up"
The Blue one well I don't know, it was just parked and I didn't spot an owner at the time.

Now..... I know of two more vans in Warrack, Three in Dimboola and of course a real resurgence in Horsham including a HJ Sandman at my brothers panel shop, maybe an untapped resource for more M.V. members

Side note* My footings have been poured and I should have the shed frame fabbed by next weekend, iron + purlins already on the ground. So I just have to keep the cogs turning and get the shed up in a few weeks then hunt down a fella that knows a bit about screeding concrete

 And its on

Will catch up when I have a shed to show ya