What is your everyday car ?

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by aj.lec

What about the extremely stylish and versatile sigvan runabout ?

I wish.

But it was on loan, sadly, was sold in the early 80s and I believe is now in Far North Queensland of all places in a museum.

I hope to visit it mid-next month to see if it is the one.

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

I wish.

But it was on loan, sadly, was sold in the early 80s and I believe is now in Far North Queensland of all places in a museum.

I hope to visit it mid-next month to see if it is the one.

Then:



And a pic a friend took a couple of years ago:

[Mike K]

Keith,
You used to take that sig van on VMVC outings in mid 1976 ... One trip to the Murrundindi area , up towards Yea , I recall . I also spotted it in Warburton or Healesville ( can't remember which ) in the late 70's or early 80's.. probably after it had passed from your hands
Mike

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Citroen C4 Grand Picasso

Runs on LPG (and petrol), does about 10 km to the litre on LPG, 12 km to the litre on petrol.

2.0 litre engine, 143 bhp/200 Nm, electronically controlled six-speed gearbox.

Very comfortable car for driving long distances, seats five to seven people.

Some MLU members got a ride in it at Normandy. Not as good as the F15A, but it gets you there

[Dean (Ajax)]

I drive a 95 YJ Jeep, in May the doors and top come off, they don't go back on until Nov..If it rains I put the bikini Tarp on it.

Dean

[phoenix]

My every day driver is my army series 3 land rover

[hrpearce]

For the next two weeks this will be my daily drive. It's been nine years since I drove a semi and they have changed a lot in that time.