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Car in trouble after the thaw

  • Burgonia said:
    cars Vauxhall ? and ?
  • choppergirl2 said:
    That guy on the rope is having absolutely no impact, and those soldiers standing on the running boards of the trailing car stuck in the mud, would be far better off standing on the back bumper of the towing car. All the rope guy is doing is putting himself in harms way when the cars do move and he loses his footing and slips and falls and is run under the pulled car. All the guys in the back car are doing is weigh the car down in the mud and making it that much harder to pull out. How if they were all standing on the back bumper or running boards (safer) of the pulling car, they would give its rear tires more traction and help pull things out.
  • incredible face said:
    The Motor car was still new to many people , most soldiers would have had little experience of handling a motor car and they are not all like modern motor vehicles to drive

John Hunter, State Theatre, Sydney, May 1952

  • covid convict said:
    This is one of the pics of John Hunter that appeared in a feature article in Pix, on 23rd August, 1952, titled 'Australia's most unusual model'...

    nla.gov.au/nla.obj-464949071/view?partId=nla.obj-46529636... ... - Trove link to the Pix article...for the article, Pix used a cropped face only version of this pic...plus the pic was flipped...see the last page of the article...

Snigging a log