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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #30 on: 06.11. 2018 08:43 »
Yep, and we don't have any Falcons anymore as well. Have to punt around in a Mustang *rant*
Hay Brett, Do you trust dad's driving? Big rain/storms expected down here. Might need a tarp.
Not able to go. Bl@@dy work. Everyone wants it done by that magic day in December. 8 weeks work to be done in 6 *work*
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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #31 on: 06.11. 2018 09:18 »

 
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Quote from: coater87 on Today at 11:39:31

    What type of car/truck thingie is that?

     We certainly dont have those here.

     Lee


Neither do we anymore.

It's a Holden ute (utility). Used to be proudly Made In Australia.

After the best part of a century's production, local automobile production has ceased.



http://richardlewis.org/holden-ute
Started building in about 1977/8 a on average '52 A10 -built from bits 'n pieces never resto intended -maybe 'personalised'
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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #32 on: 06.11. 2018 14:45 »
Great looking bike and ute. Bold color choice (not on the bikes). As for the ute, more like the Chevy El Camino or Ford Ranchero, both of which they should bring back.

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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #33 on: 06.11. 2018 17:03 »
more like the Chevy El Camino or Ford Ranchero, both of which they should bring back.
Richard L.

Hey! I've just restored a Chevrolet El Camino for a guy in California  :D

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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #34 on: 13.11. 2018 03:48 »
The Rally has been in full swing for the past few days, Bit hard to upload all the pics here, But have been putting them on our facebook.
For those who don't have a facebook account, that's fine, our profile is "open for all" meaning you wont need an account to look.
Hope you all enjoy, and if you do have Facebook and see yourself in the pics, Be sure to tag/Like/Share etc.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2063564527000251&type=3

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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #35 on: 13.11. 2018 11:14 »
Good one Brett.
I couldn't see any forum tee's or Trevor "bike beeza" there.
Cheers
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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #36 on: 19.11. 2018 00:06 »
2018 BSA International Rally has been run and done. A fantastic week of rides out, to some interesting locations and spectacular scenery around the Grampians area. A seemingly never ending supply of food at every stop with great dinners and even breakfasts if you opted for them.
A truly we'll run rally, and so good to see so many overseas guests and BSA enthusiasts from far and wide here in Oz.
Also some great guest speakers and other activities for the evenings, even the weather was perfect for the whole week of BSA enjoyment.
I'll try to de-size some photos, but here's a pic of me and the wife with our BSAs out front of the Ararat prison for the criminally insane.

Cheers Thomas
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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #37 on: 22.11. 2018 04:14 »
Have now updated the 2018 Bsa International rally Album. over 540 photos of bikes, people, sights etc. Be sure to check it out as was some really great machines and matching people to have some laughs.

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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #38 on: 22.11. 2018 04:18 »
Didn't quite get all the bikes in this group pic

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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #39 on: 22.11. 2018 10:00 »
Superb presentation Mike!
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Re: The 2018 International BSA Rally
« Reply #40 on: 02.12. 2018 05:21 »
I had a fantastic time at the rally, too (my first International). I did wear my forum t-shirt - for a few days. As Muskrat has encouraged us, I believe that it's to recognize each other, and make a personal acquaintance. I did actually put a call out, quite awkwardly (on my iPhone, at the rally). This thread is on the "members chat" child board, and thanks for those replies. As I then recorded, I was pleased to track you down (by conversation with Steve Arthur), Trevor (BSA_54A10), and have a brief chat - thanks. I was sorry that you couldn't make it, Muskrat (Trevor explained, you were shifting house). I connected with you, too, Thomas - and now realize you are "Beeza". Of course your Project Daytona thread has been fascinating, on this forum. Seeing your actual project and the story - was a highlight, of the rally. Then the actual dispatch record, for the same bike, being part of Brian Pollit's talk - was a bonus. You and your committee were fantastic. I hope this upload of a picture of the 3 of us (me on left) works - we did most of the planning, to get our own bikes, very successfully, there and back from NZ. Not shown is our octogenarian "mascot", Graham Stott - although that's his 1950 Gold Star, behind. He presented the gift from our club, and delighted us with his running starts (jumping on side-saddle) and backfiring loudly through all the quiet towns. I'm now trying to attach what we call our "normal view" of him..