GEELONG TRUCK & VINTAGE SHOW 2015 - THE PICCY

greenie it looks like he was at Colac last year,
he might be there this year and if chocs doesn't find the information you need and if Raggsie gets to Colac he might get the information.
Colin

G'day Greenie, I don't know the person directly.
Best contact channel I think is:
Geelong Vintage Machinery
Contact: Royal Geelong Agricultural & Pastoral Society
Phone: (03) 5221 1707
Email: info@royalgeelongshow.org.au
Or
Steve Moore 0four18 522 219
Steve is the Vintage Section Chairman, I am sure he will have the information for you,
Regards

chocs

Chocs, those are the kind of photos that show what kind of show it was, they're great! There's more to a show than just "the stuff".

I love those model farm machines. You could harvest bindis with them!

Jarrod.

Thanks Jarrod,
It's a great show, something for everyone of all ages.
The level of interest for other than trucks or tractors is very high.
The exhibitors do a magnificent job getting all their gear into the display for us. So much preparation involved to avoid damage etc.
My hat goes off to them all, it is a credit to them.
Sure goes toward making an event more interesting.

chocs

What was that contraption Stephen Larcombe was towing around, some sort of rock harvester ?

Pete yes it was a rock collector they did a live demo by placing rocks and then picking them up very interesting to see it working.

Dave maybe its time some more stepped up to the plate and shared instead of taking all the time.

Rick some great pics. Here is a few of mine to add to them.

Trevor

Thanks for the piccy's Rick n Trevor....a good spread of shots around the park.

A few pix for Greenie

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Nl3UBqs8nEaLsUeNIfGleP8B2opDkjZAqKbcA0zvI5I=w800-h9030-no

Pix from Geelong 2013 & 2014

the above pic twaz 800 pixels x 9010 n Google iz play n silly buggers n squashed
it down even tho the full size image only took up 802kb

cya

Trev, Some good photo's there, the ACCO 1800 with a driver under instruction is that Mike Moores, good to see a couple of members taking photo's and giving the time to post them, to put them up separately like the boy's have here does take time( well it would for me anyway)
Thank boy's
Colin

Great Photos guys ,Thank you for posting them .
Liked the photo of the Acco with driver under instruction .Means we have another up and coming collector joining the ranks i hope .

good to see a couple of members taking photo's and giving the time to post them, to put them up separately like the boy's have here does take time( well it would for me anyway)
Thank boy's
Colin

Colin and anyone else who uses Photobucket..
Here is the way I do a 'multiple' upload of individual photos....

Open up photobucket.
Go to your library containing the photos you wish to upload.
Above the pictures you will see a little slide switch saying 'organise.
Slide it to ON (Hold the mouse button down while you slide the switch over)
Now, holding down the CTRL (control) key with your finger, Click the individual photos, with your mouse, that you wish to upload to the forum.
They should now have a blue box around them.
If you want to 'unselect' one or some you have selected by mistake or changed your mind....While holding CTRL key down, You can click a photo again to 'unselect' it.

Now..
Below the photos on the right, it says LINK.
Click 'link', the image code for the forum will appear in the bottom box.
Click on it, it copies automatically.

Go back to your forum post and 'paste' the link into your post.

(Paste can be done by 'clicking' your right mouse button, and when the menu appears, 'click' paste with you left mouse button OR 'click' in your post where you want the pictures to appear and 'hold down' the CTRL key with one finger and tap the letter 'V' with the other.)


All your selected picture codes should appear.

Hope that helps a bit to speed posting up a bit..

chocs

See demo pics below: