Of course the Bermuda triangleOriginally Posted by Flamenco_not_Flamingo
Of course the Bermuda triangle
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Disclaimer: I am not an expert.
That van was owned by the apprentice (I think) of Graf-X in Melbourne (John Evans' shop at the time). It was just his everyday van before and after the movie.
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
It defo got a fence picket through the radiator and the old lady told her not to stop thats why she drove through it !
I know its been said b4 but that is the most famous panel van in the world !!!
What about Mr Bean's little van? Or the GMH made Mystery Machine? Or the A-team's van?
How can you compare Max's van with Scoobie Doo's van? " is that your van? We don't get them like that here. Very raunchy"
Or " this is Cundalini, and he would like his hand back"
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I should have stated holden panel van by the looks!
The A- team van wasn't a panel van, ie a sedan based van. Full sized vans were never panel vans.
Vans.... This is the 2nd time round the block, 40 years later! talk about turning back the clock!
Maybe its back in Mad Max 4? Maybe its just lost its roof with all the post apocalypse fallout type stuff!
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The Mystery Machine in Scooby Doo and Scooby Doo 2 was almost certainly built at Dandenong and will wear GMH ID plates. In the custom van era Bedford and Transit vans were ballpark almost as common as Holden vans and probably as common as Ford and Chrysler vans. Not to many left today though.
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