QUESTION TIME

Ah, that's the one, some really good tracks on this one . . .

That's Just My Truckin' Luck
Anything Leaving Town Today
Jack-Knife - Make My Coffee Black - Bulldog Mack
Nashville Express - Johnny Overload - D.J. Hoedown John
Give Me Forty Acres - Convoy In The Sky
A Good Love Is Like A Good Song - Backing To Bendigo

Question 43.6#
A bit state driven
But who remembers the 24 hour fuel depot (house ) in Kilmore ??

43.6
U Do
:lol:

Twaz it the Golden Fleece near end of town or old house near opposite
www.google.com.au/maps/@-37.287691,144.9...A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

cya
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The thing that gripes me about these country and western style songs (not just back then but now) is how everyday Aussies come up with fake American accents.

Slim Dusty never felt the need unlike his fake accent son.

An American southern/western accent in a song with an Australian setting is BS.

Just my opinion.

Lang

Have to agree, Lang.
She's My Ute was the first I think I heard like that and wondered ....why?
There's a great one behind a youtube video, something like "boy in the Aerodyne". Would be great if he could hold the Aussie accent right through.

Jarrod.

Now never let it be said I don't cater to demand . . . :whistle:

. . . you can't get much more ocker than this!?

Swishy
The old house still has the drive ways down both sides

During the photo shoot for Keep On Truckin' , Nev Nicholls was about to stand on the mudguard of the Mack with his boots on . Alan Lever , the truck owner quickly told him that wasn't going to happen.
some one asked " and why do we keep this crap"
The reason I held on to this particular album is if I ever won lotto , my dream would be to restore a Flintstone Mack and paint it exactly the same as on the cover of Keep on Truckin'. As written in" Oldfields old trucks' "Alan's wife Joy repurchased the Flintstone Mack and with the help of friends had it restored to as it is in the photo .
PS Still waiting to win a Lotto prize greater than $14.50.

Photo By Russell. Haulin the Hume Rally

Alans first truck driving job was in this MHP Dodge. He retired driving his maroon colored Peterbilt
Photos courtesy Illawarra CB Radio Reunion DVD.
I don't know who is in the photo.





Photo by Warren Noakes.
Alan Lever's F model Mack pulling a fridge van for Graeme Churchill. Graeme's 2 sons both have fleets of trucks operating from Holbrok and Appin

Photos by Craig Secret Squirrel.
Alan Lever's last truck. The Peterbilt with his restored Mack and another truck on the trailer.
HARS is the aeroplane museum at Albion Park Rail NSW .