Sums up the current way of life

I am pretty sure the roof will be earthed so that will not help.

Yes the iron roof is well earthed as it sits on 100mm square metal posts.

Here is the FJ that was a genuine one owner and stored in a barn and driven to town on a regular basis. Check out the rare accessory on the quarter window.

Some more pics and the Winter tyres on the rear.

Next is the Experimental model 48-215 FX.

Some more of the same. Check out the detail underneath

From memory, the US built prototype FX's have "GMH" on the bonnet instead of "HOLDEN".

Jarrod.

Last Time I was there Cobba they had An Old Travelling Hawkers caravan in the Foyer & a Cut down Landcruiser "Bull catcher" Upstairs...

There is a caravan behind the FJ and I have some pics of it from around the outside but inside shots from the distance we had to be away from it were not good so got scrapped. Interesting thing on it was the rear stabilizing legs, they were a pair of those "A" frame car jacks attached to the rear frame. Was this recylcing from back then?
AS for the interesting comment about the badging I must have a look in my book 'She's a Beauty' which covered all of this and shows a couple of photos through the book of the 4 of them and their ID numbers on the plates while doing the testing around Victoria. From memory they were simply a 3 digit number plate running consectively.