
Holden FE Ute
FE UTE 1959 First cars and lack of money, Bobby, my cousin had left Nailsworth Technical school to join the Army, as an Apprentice Electrician,

FE UTE 1959 First cars and lack of money, Bobby, my cousin had left Nailsworth Technical school to join the Army, as an Apprentice Electrician,

I remember racing in a spectacular Soap Box event at Victor Harbour. It seemed like there were hundreds of Soapbox Racers attending, of all types and styles.

The car influenced leisure time by permitting South Australians to participate in more leisure activities, new activities such as Surfing, Car Trials, with more activities to do than previous generations. This was reflected by the steady decline in attendance at major football and cricket fixtures in the period from the 1950s: the decline was even sharper when attendance was calculated as a proportion of the rapidly increasing population

Rowley Park the Place where Champions Gather
I was twelve my best friends Bobby was right into racing cars especially Speedway Sprint cars.

Like most young boys, I had a collection of toy cars. Many of which I still have today.