Hi CC,
The only thing that keeps popping into my head is the leyland brothers trip from east to west, Cape Byron to Steep point I think it was. But, series 1's IIRC were even too old for them weren't they?
JC
I brought home my '54 86" Series 1 today, which is being used for parts to resurect my other series 1's. On the left hand guard is a stuck on transer that has been over painted several times. In large letter is "TRANS AUSTRALIAN SAFARI".
I have googled this and come up empty so far. Does anybody remember an early expedition, tour operator and publicity event. the vehicle is way too far gone, but it would be good to know of any history for it.
CC
Hi CC,
The only thing that keeps popping into my head is the leyland brothers trip from east to west, Cape Byron to Steep point I think it was. But, series 1's IIRC were even too old for them weren't they?
JC
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Thanks to the lense of Zulu Delta, make that "TRANS AUSTRALIAN FILM SAFARI"
Wonder what that was?
CC
I could find nothing on the National Film and Sound Archive with that title or combination...
yes but what was written on the door?... was it
trans australian airlines (sponsor)
films and radio
safari across the carpark
I do recall a bloke called adams who did a great home movie crossing australia in a ? dodge ? with two women and a dog called tiger... it was
a little dog...(cant recall what type)
might have to look that up... (i remember enjoying the movie in our town hall!)
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It's was West to East
You're thinking of Northen Safari, with Kieth Adams and his wife and sister (and their dog) who drove from Perth to the gulf of Carpentaria and back in a a diesel 2WD Buick from the 40's. All three are still alive and living in Perth. They filmed the movie in the 50s, re-released it again in the 70's with new footage and released it on DVD a couple of years ago.
Judy Green Pics would have been better![]()
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