Country Club Caravans.
Country Club Caravans.
Country Club caravans.
585 Waterdale Rd.
West Heidelberg. Victoria.
Country Club caravans were advertised as Australias first Fibreglass caravan, although the vans had a fibreglass front panel with an aluminium roof and plastic faced Rescote walls.
The following link will take you back to the main website to look at the Country Club brochures.
Brochure Collection
Plywood Country Club caravan brochure.
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A 1958 advert for the Country Club Canberra.
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1959 Country Club ad featuring Australia's new family van "The Canberra".
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This fantastic little 10' 6" Country Club was recently on ebay. It has fibreglass front and rear panels.
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A 1958 ad for Country Club.
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A 1950 flyer for Country Club Caravan kits and shells, featuring Balsa Cored Panels
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A 1956 article on the newly released Country Club 16' caravan, with balsa core stock walls and an aluminium roof, this van also features a very unusual double island bed.
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A 1957 article and ad for Country Club Caravans. It is interesting that the ad states that they are now selling the front and back panels to the home builder. I wonder if they ended up selling the fibreglass roof section to go with it all as well ?
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Here is a very basic advertisement from Motor Manual 1-4-1955. Wonder when they started? They are not listed in Motor Manual's Year Book No 3 in 1950.
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A very flashy 1956 Country Club ad.
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