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Great photo Dean - all the element of great Aussie country life - and a Bellett!!

Yeah! Love a good burnin'! I notice the people and Bellett are well back, theres some serious heat! We will be having one next week, Rhys and Shrek have been busy.
Matt.

CQGT wrote:Bellett Delloraine.

Dave.

Didn't spell it rite.

DELOREAN. You know. Back to the Future.
Although it is the back door opening vertical and not the front.

Dave.

One of my favorite pics I took at last years Nationals
It's getting me all excited for this years epic QLDer ROADTRIP to Mudgee via Albury (Mudgee is way to close too QLD so we're taking the LONG way)

A truly Bellettastic shot Sticky.

Do you like this? A cross between taxi-cab and club racer, I think.

Pombellett wrote:A truly Bellettastic shot Sticky.

Do you like this? A cross between taxi-cab and club racer, I think.

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Only the bare essentials !

It's very minimalistic like Donkey's interior and although I've never been a fan of white interiors in cars, that one looks great

Interior like a yellow Bellett race car.....
I like that pic too Sticky. Awesome subject matter too.

You can rely on SHELL...…... in all situations......

This is what happens to a Wasp bonnet when an 11kg Bunya Pine nut falls from the top of a 15m tree, ricochets off a steel post and clobbers it with intent to inflict harm.........

The photo doesn't really show how bad the dent is but it has sunk the bonnet below the rocker cover and lifted the passenger windscreen corner 3 inches above the guard

But she'll be right, I'll just flip it over and stand on it
I'm just thankful it didn't hit Donkey instead. He's parked 1m in front of the Wasp atm

Just came back home from New Guinea, driving down from Cairns to Adelaide in March 1972

1967 - 100 m. over the NSW border into Qld.(Boomi area) . I found all of a sudden Qld. roads are of a different "standard" to NSW - and exciting in wet weather...…!

Showing our age now Kerry. I remember the dirt road from Beaudesert across to Boona and the bitumen road from Canungra to Beenleigh (all of one car wide) lost a lot of windscreens on that road. Second car in Moresby was a Renault gordini and used that as a run around otherwise we would have destroyed the bellett, there was only 18 miles of bitumen and when it rained the roads were fun.

The new Electric Bellett, gets a few looks pulling in here to park.