G-day gml, my goodness that is pre-historic looking. Someone out there will want it for the panels and wheels, if nothing else. A lot of elbow grease and prayers required here.
Ahh, if only victa had kept producing the thumblatch catcher series, they would be in better shape today!
preciate that Jack ! i just dont have a clue where to start with getting it from windermere and then over here mate i will put some work in and let you know,i think we need to save it,thank's again Jack i will be in touch
Jack i just asked him for more pic's,i see it has side pivot bolts for bonnet tilt not the piano hinge like my red one,i cant work out that water pipe and chain setuphopefully better pics will show more,he will run it to Launceston or Breadalbane for fuel money for me if i go ahead ,i will check out couriers around the area,let you know what happens
look's like the old girl has got a new home and some much needed love
G'day Greenies,
No, not I. I'm glad the machine is saved though. I'm not a collector, or restorer, although I have a collection of shaving mugs. That's it, pretty much.
Although I like the idea of recycling, I'm happy that this one will remain a Greenfield.