Frauline Friday

Oliver52 sent me these images of some Fraulines on display at the NMHA National Rally at Mudgee this weekend and asked that I post them for him. Done with pleasure.

Dodge almost brings me to tears, even though mine was a D5N, not an AT4.
A long, long time ago....
I still have bits of it.

Jarrod.

Well done to all the Frauline lovers out there

I missed it again

Not to worry there's always next Friday

Paul

Well next week is here

Hellow Frauline Friday lovers everywhere

Freshly flogged from were I could find them for your enjoyment

Shared from Old Australian Truck Drivers Group. Courtesy of Ian Page Tassie. Page's are well known for their stock Cartage across Bass Straight.





NHMA Mudgee NSW



Craig Johnson photo




Seeyah

Paul

And I bet you jokers thought I was gunna forget

Not a chance, oh hang on we're am I ??

Just kidding it's Frauline Friday
It's like it comes around once a week or something special like that

Freshly flogged from Facelessbook for all to drool over

No details with the photo but it aint mine is all I know



Two for the price of one in this piccy

A Craig Johnson photo



No details on this but this how I remember them, pusher axle and huge square tanks
Pure porn, now all it needs is a deck and 1/2 crate and Pauly boy would be soooooooo happy



Seeyah

Paul

This one was at a clearing sale at Cobram 10 or more years ago

But did yah buy it ???

I shoulda bought my dream machine well over 30 years ago

1418, pusher lazy axel, big square tanks
Spreadable Fruehauf on hydraulic suspension, deck and half crate
Pure porn even as a younger bloke

Sadly I can not go back in time

Probably please my Mrs Mack though
They were so uncool, that made them even cooler if that makes any sense
A clearing sale I should of bid harder at and showed no mercy

My Mother had a saying for my father and her boys about the after clearing sale discussions that were known as "The clearing sale post mortem"
Who would of thought all these decades later I would still be pining for the one that got away ?


Paul

Paul, we've all got those in our lives. Should have bought it, should have kept it. Yep, we've all got them, sadly.

Yep, if I still had all of the old bangers (cars), I bought in the '70s and '80s, I could afford a top of the range Western Star, now.

Ian, some of those I have owned and lost:
1940 Willys tourer, (rodded). GTR Torana, SLR Torana, and believe it or not a genuine GT500 Cortina, '26 Chev tourer but the one I probably regret selling the most was my 1934 Plymouth. All sold at the time of building a young family and life getting in the road and taking predcedence.