... and become a 100% import manufacturer. The biggest loss in our eyes is the classic Australian Ute, this body shape has been available in Australia continuously for 65 years and become part of the modified car scene and racing scene alike, it ...
... says, “If you want more friends, buy a ute” as they are extremely practical when you need to pick up that big spit roast or move house in a hurry. Another great use for the Australian built ute is to have a part in the tray, a very ...

... storm-water system that the house uses. In my case, after consulting with a plumber and getting some documents from my local council, it was confirmed that my storm-water system travelled rearwards and concluded at an easement that ran along ...
... the garage to the curb, where the water needs to go, so the bigger piping helps to move the water. X marks the spot. This was the day before the excavator arrived, goodbye old crappy driveway, you will not be missed. The next few days saw ...

... on? Dumb question-they’ve got it and you want it. Rumour has it that Classiche has warehouses of spares so they can promise their customers instant availability but for the rest of us it is never that simple. Keeps the business rolling ...
... last few Red shots from the recent past to end on that I have not posted, but then its cold turkey for me for the next 10 days. Engine is the last big one and just waiting for our final parts so hopefully that should be my surprise as soon as ...

... me on my return home from work one evening… (bar chairs not installed yet) Then a week (or two) later, this happened… Unfortunately the truck was too big to get down my narrow driveway (damn old houses!), so he had to crane everything ...
... load of dirt to get rid of. I’m currently knocking up a 5.4m x 1.5m veggie garden out of pine sleepers, double height, so that should help reduce the pile. After that I’ll continue that theme around the house by raising all of the ...

... things, time goes on, our lives change, and those memories become just that. It just so happens that my parents sold their house recently, and I was able to get some pictures of the garage in its bare state, a state I had never seen it before ...
... at the family home, I decided that I wanted to fit 2 cars and a working space, so I would go for a 3 car garage, which is 6m x 9m. Most of my research uncovered the same piece of friendly advice, that being “go as big as you can!”. ...