2014 HCVC DISPLAY DAY

Hi Swish,

I take that as praise from the Wantirna Pixel Manipulator.
The lack of people was just a matter of patience.
This is some thing I have lots of ......

I knew it was only a matter of time before your pic of me appeared .

Keep on Clicking mate
You can tell it was the morning after I arrived... the cars still clean.

Cheers
RS

Straight from the cutting room floor


Take the above in any order U like LOL

LOL
cya

Swish,

The bloke on the left in the last pic, is Good, Bad n Ugly all together or so he told me... ?

Cheers
RS

R.S.
M80

BTween U n me

Haz been told th@ wen he twaz born
the Dr din slap the baby but slapt the mother

LOL

but wot he dun make up in looks he makes up in ....................................................... in ............................................................ Dunno



JistYanknU'reChainBrownie

LOL
cya

Swish don't forget ....

You ain't 17000ks from Geoff...?

Cheers
RS

My set today covers the various motorhomes, campervans and caravans: some as display items; others just for the convenience of exhibitors. I skipped a blue & white regular, as I have it photographed at other shows.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

Flxible Clipper (with purpose-built motorhomes in the distance):


SA Leyland rural school bus (originally all-over yellow).


1978 Leyland Terrier, former Kenilworth (Qld?) school bus:


Just a glimpse of a yellow (International?), with a wide bonnet. It looked like a former National 'bread-basket' Melbourne midibus, but may have been smaller:


International, believed to have been a former catering vehicle for support at police actions, with a smart matching caravan:


Just a glimpse of one which I suspect is a Bedford/Comair:


Early 1960s aluminium, with lines which I don't recognise, and that external-access locker; I suspect a homebuilt. It is used for holidays, and the owners have built up a good collection of 1960s items for displays.


Wooden teardrop:

Looked like a top day, I'm spewing I missed it but once again I was stuck working >

next year not only do I wanna go but I'm even gonna try and bring the inter

Just a thought for possible layout.

Semis set out diagonal both sides along racecourse.
Buses set out diagonal along north side of entrance road.
Military set out diagonal along south side of entrance road.
Cars and oddball stuff park along northern fence line opposite where Browny/Murray where parked.
Start to fill trucks from the pedestrian entrance first and then fill down towards semis.

All caravans could be parked out in the area where the military vehicle's were backed in along fence.

Anyway just a thought.

Absouloutly 100% behind the new venue it S#!ts all over Sandown.

One other thing the club needs to look at is much better directional signage for the event.

Trevor

Hi Trev I think next year we will try stay off entrance road as it got damaged and the club is going to pay to have it repaired thats life . Dave

Yup
bring m in the nex gate where it B unmade n gravel

the gate off the main entrance twaz bizzy @ the cross rd in to turnstiles n sum needed to make a 3 point turn to go into where the sem eyes were

Slos good idea but not nuff room to reverse semi eyes in to n upto concrete path sum would need to back in on there blind side

may B shuv all the trucks out in to grass area where buses n military were n keep the treed n grassed area
for small vehicles etc

Jist me 2 c wurth tax free

LOL
cya