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09/02/2025 5:53 pm
Just returned from 3 days in Tasmania. Before the museum pics check this out! A 1941 Chev pickup still in everyday use as the current car and light utility vehicle number plate is attached. Wish I could have taken more pics but it was on private property. Its condition is extraordinary.
09/02/2025 10:30 pm
Very nice indeed ! Those all look excellent and it is great to see them preserved and living on.
10/02/2025 7:12 am
Terrific pics Geoff; thank you! All cars are super, including the '41 Chevy Stakebed!
John Bono reacted
10/02/2025 8:00 am
Geoff, love the pics...all winners. The 1941 Chevrolet Stake Body is extra special. Thank you for sharing!
John Bono
North Jersey
Tony Perrone reacted
10/02/2025 8:23 am
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing. Amazing to see all the American cars in Tasmania.
Tony Perrone reacted
10/02/2025 10:04 am
Great pics Geoff! I love the Camaro Z-28, T/A and RHD Shelby Mustang of course, but otherwise the Healeys and that cute little Morris Low-light convertible were my favorites.....oh....and let's not forget the little red Austin pedal car!
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Topic starter
11/02/2025 3:28 am
thanks guys, I've just posted the rest as day 2. Its almost worth another trip down there to find out more about the Chevy pickup, it really blew me away.
Jack Dodds and Tony Perrone reacted
11/02/2025 9:04 am
Great cars Geoff. I especially like the 4 and 6 cylinder Austin Healeys.
11/02/2025 9:34 am
The Champagne w/Red interior!! O M G !Great cars Geoff. I especially like the 4 and 6 cylinder Austin Healeys.
Geoff Jowett and Jack Dodds reacted
11/02/2025 9:47 am
What an interesting museum, Geoff. Great pictures of interesting cars on both posts, and that truck. I have always wanted to visit Tasmania. Missed it on my Melbourne to Cairns drive some years ago. I need to add this museum to the list.
11/02/2025 10:35 am
The roof design of the Packard coupe is a bit at odds with the rest of the car (seems too modern) but strangely enough it works!
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11/02/2025 10:50 am
The roof design of the Packard coupe is a bit at odds with the rest of the car (seems too modern) but strangely enough it works!
I had to go back to look. Yep; I see what you mean. It is a rear-quartering shot that renders the roof pillar, C, as thick and chunky. From a full-on side shot it probably looks better.
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