Our Touring Past

Jobson, calender is on the wall already
thanks again Richard
regards
Jennison

You are a gentleman and a scholar Richard and I agree with Reddo that we should ABSOLUTELY be buying one like every one else. However as it seems you have made up your mind, thanks heaps for including my Jenno van and I will, indeed very gratefully accept your gift of the OTP 2010 calender. ...........

Too late now but Might try to get some pics together for next years calender Richard. In the meantime may I put my name down for one please
regards
jennison

looks a bit like that arrow VV for sale on the VV site with that overhang over the window.
regards

Good pickup Richard, where did you find the "edwards" logo or makers plate on it. Do you think it was sth aust made?
jeff

My memory could well be wrong but I thought the pink caravan at the national museum was built from original propert plans FOR the museum - not an actual restoration of an oldie.
Like I said I could well be wrong though. I better pop in and check it.
jennison

Well there you go DonR. A customline seems more appropriate (and less nervewracking!) with a biggy like that. It must be a late 50's p/finder as it still has that "old"shape or line to it I reckon. Bloody huge!!! And will you check out that roof hatch. There must be a palfinger truck crane...

I reckon the old girl towing that 30 footer would need another engine in the boot to pull it and someone ready in the back of the van to throw out an anchor to stop it!! The old grey motor would be gasping.
jennison

G day Richard I too would like a t shirt and key ring if you can email me on how/where to send the money
regards jeff

Even more interesting if you read the fineprint in the first article where it states that jennison built their first aluminium pathfinder in 1949.....that it shows no wear after 4 1/2 years!!!! jennison