Frauline Friday

Happy New Year

A beautiful load of Chrysler products from Tonsley Park! ????????

Probably Prodrive's Father....

Spotted this one on FB for sale in NE Victoria.

www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/132556...rral_story_type=post

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Now... Its Fliday again... 2023 even.. Bloody hell these Flidays come around quick.
Let me see if I've got anything in the Frauline file that hasn't been flogged to death. And if it has, too bad, up she goes again... Cos it's Fliday after all!

Sorry, is old.. like me...




Lookin Krafty..




There we go! Sorry if you've seen em before...
Cheers
Rich

No, not my Dad, Seed. Same sort of banger he used to get around the country in tho!
But those valiants must have come out of Adelaide, (I think?) And dad didn't like going to Adelaide, he thought it was boring. Mebourne to Brisbane was his normal stamping ground, with the occasional detaour to some backwater here or there.
That old Benz would be working hard with that load on her, Overlander. The wind used to play havoc with the car carriers, and many a time I remember sitting beside dad when the old 1418's would not pull top gear in any sort of wind, head, side, or anything short of a tailwind. Dad would sit there swearing and cursing "this bloody truck".. and lets face it, top speed for a garden variety 1418 Benz was 54 MPH, thats was with the "high speed diff"... So one gear down means travelling along at, oooh, an earth shattering 40-45MPH I guess.
Bloody slow, bloody hot. Bloody great for a kid tho, adventure plus.



The kellogs trailer- now there would be a to[pic in itself....
Cheers
Rich

Your right Rich

Frauline Friday rolls around pretty quick these days

Not a lot to show but here's a few I flogged from mooshbook



And from WA





Paul

Quite a job for the steelies to fabricate the bull bars
to suit the curved truck fronts on these.

A couple of Fraulines for you while Paul has a sleep in.....,,,,,???????We all know your a busy boy Paul

At Wunghnu asometime before Covid next 2 in Berrigan 2015



This last one from Oaklands 2012

Looking good there Mairjimmy

Yeah laying about like a hopeless lay about

Anyway, better late than never

The laye Jack Talbot's Frauline



Photo courtesy of Paul Biagini. Marsdens.



One for the easy resto department



Have a great weekend everyone

Paul