1972 - as newlyweds the wife and I were residing in a little Millard van we had bought and put on site at the Poplars Caravan Park, Camden. The park is still there by the way
and we lived there for about 3 years while we paid off our land at Bargo and built a new house. Each year a Victorian registered vintage Delage sedan towing a Franklin van would arrive and spend a week or so at the park. An elderly gent drove it, elderly enough as I recall to have had it from new 
I had not long developed an interest in old cars so it managed to have it's photo taken and I've just run across a print so here it is 
The entire trip from Melbourne would have been slow and arduous at any time let alone using a 50 year old tow car. Come to think of it I'm in the same situation now 
Our Christmas family trip from Camden to Wagga was an long all day affair in a Model A Ford and later improved in a Peugeot 203 but still a long days drive. I remember sitting behind slow old trucks for miles and miles, no overtaking lanes or divided road, single lane bridges, afternoon tea at The Dog on the Tucker Box, the setting sun through the river gums heading into Wagga, those were the days 
I digress Unfortunately I don't know the year of the car and I would hope that it and the van survived. Quite some time on the internet failed to find a similar looking Delage (a French make) but this could be an Australian built body. Most articles and photos are devoted to the mid 30s special sports bodied models that seem to frequent Pebble Beach Concours in the U.S. and command ridiculous prices in the millions
Not that I wouldn't like to own one if I won a big, i.e. BIG Lotto prize My dream car 
wonder what sort of van would suit it 
Here's a pic of the 'dream car' from Wikipedia 
So, this post is more about the tow vehicle than the van, maybe someone knows if the car and or van survived. The number plate alone today would be worth a motza I should think
George