Steak and cheese pie, a Cookie Time cookie and a can of coke was my school lunch for my last year. And lived just down the road from the Cookie Time factory
Oh wow! That old steering wheel brought back childhood memories of our 1963 Holden EJ Special Sedan in the light green colour. That was the steering wheel in it. I have memories of a burning backside sitting in the back seat in summer when the car was hot as an oven! We soon learnt to take a towel to sit on! The driver took a wet towel to cool down the steering wheel. No seatbelt buckles to burn your hand on too, back then... That came later... We had 4 kids under 10 jammed in the back seat, and mum held the baby on her lap in the front passenger side while dad drove. Thank goodness we upgraded to a station wagon - we spread out and could roll around in the back of the wagon then! And yet, we lived! Ahh the good old days! lol
When you all finally get down here, it will take you about 12 months vacation to see parts of Australia, The buttons on the streeing wheel are the horn button
My Grandfather used to drive an EH Light Blue Panel Van. 3 on the Column shift. he took me Bush on a few occasions looking for Aussie Seeds. he went where there were no roads and long grass and i always wondered how he never hit many hidden stumps. He had off-Road tyres and travelled pretty much anywhere a 4WD could go. I remember sliding diagonally down slopes staring at dry creek beds that I thought we would be falling into. But the low gearing and steady driving saved the day.
The Buttons on the Steering Wheel were for the Sat-Nav. Wherever you wanted to go, you just turn the wheel in that direction and hit the button repeatedly. Most obstacles moved out of your way. If not, the 'Tank Like' front end helped out.
Lifesavers Fruit Tingles are compacted sherbet candies without a hole. In the packet you have, Darrell-Lea has joined forces with them to put them inside their orange chocolate balls.
As 'the Mrs' seems to be in love with the Quokkas (the O said like stOp), would love you to check out a Rottnest Island (Rotto) video..& or history etc Esperance beaches are simply STUNNING!!..as are most along our lengthy coastline. So that's a look well worth drooling over.🤤 The Kimberly is another must look!,especially as Ian loves 'the RED'. Anyways..✌️❤️🇦🇺🪃
There was a song from the US in the 1950s or 60s about a car factory worker who "borrowed" the bits needed to make a car from the production line he was working on. Comedy gold as, as you can imagine, it turned out to be a Frankenstein of a thing.
yep, I know the one, it's American, I heard it as a kid (I'm 62) It used to play on the radio. I've been trying to find it for years but can't remember the name or artist. I reckon it was around the same time Johnny Chester was doing 'Ready Mix Revenge'
@@gardenlove7750 Ahhh, Ready Mix Revenge. Once as a kid I was sick in bed and conned my mother into calling a radio station (in Vic) to play it for me. Was my 5 minutes of Readymix fame.
Nutri-Grain tastes really good but has an extremely high sugar content. My mum who was a nutritionists, tore shreds off me for giving it to my kids when they were young. I argued atleast I wasn't giving them Coco Pops, she said she would buy them Coco Pops if I threw the Nutri-Grain out
The buttons on the steering wheel are for Indicating to turn left or right in your car which became compulsory here in Australia in the early 70s however indicator buttons were beginning to be added to cars around 1968. Some of the earlier Holdens added an extended arm attached to the drivers side of the vehicle which was manually lifted to indicate turning right, if you didn't have this device, you just extended your arm out the window to indicate you were turning right, these arm devices were then replaced with the buttons on the steering wheel in some cars. You had to manually turn them on or off! Eventually self cancelling indicators were in every car manufactured after compliance became compulsory in new cars. The left and right indicators were then added to a singular arm on the right side of the steering wheel, which are easier to access when driving.
south east Queensland is honestly the best place to live here. Not crowded, city isn't overfilled with toll roads, we have all the theme parks and housing isn't that expensive especially north of Brisbane
CZcamsr CinnamonRoastKen that is friends with PewDiePie moved to South East Queensland this last year, he spoke abit on how much cheaper and nicer life has been since being here
Fruit tingles(not those ones) in a glass of milk is what my brother and I use to do back in the late 70s and early 80s, leave for about 10-15 minutes and they start to soften with the flavour going through the milk and will get a kind of frothy top on the milk and you just scoop them out with a spoon and eat before drinking the flavoured milk. Yumm
G’day buddy, The Valo Adelaide 500 December 1st to the 4th is the finale of the v8 Supercars series and the final race that holden will be involved in….. as a massive born and bred holden fan, it’s gonna be an emotional end to the series this year….. still not fixed on the Camaro and obviously can’t and wouldn’t switch to blue…. But I guess if you can live stream the Adelaide 500…. All the best to you and the family and keep up the great vids.
Lived in Adelaide for 12 yrs and loved it. My favourite places to visit was Mt Gambier, Victor Harbour, Adelaide hills and my favourite going camping/fishing on the Murray River. Adelaide has a beautiful layer back feel, and the city is beautiful, full of stunning churches.
As someone who has lived in vic nsw qld and s.a I can definitely recommend sa and Adelaide, it’s very chill , very un crowded and very clean , beautiful coasts and Victor harbour and goolwa are great holiday sports thst the city folk visit .
I have always loved vintage cars and I bought my first one in the late 80's when I was seventeen, it was an EH Holden sedan. I bought it from a neighbour for $500 and it was in pretty good nick, but I restored it to a thing of beauty, ready to drive when I hit 18, if I can dig up a photo, I'll send it so you can see the car the steering wheel came from. The buttons were the horn by the way. ❤
Just found an old EJ Special in pretty good nick for sale for $42,000. If only we knew what they'd cost now, we might have looked after the old Holden back in the day, instead of letting it rust out in the backyard.
Hi Ian, I'm surprised you could rread anything in that room as it was pretty dark in there. That is a Whale Shark. It is the biggest fish in the world. It's diet consists of small shrimp, fish and Plankton.
on the steering wheel, the left button is for the rocket launch and the right botton is fo the 50 calibre machine gun. Cars from the cold war days. or both could be the horn, i'm old and forget, have not had an EH for 42 years and that was only for a week.
Love you guys. Also as an Aussie i have never watched Bluey until recently and I'm addicted!!! so much love and creativity goes into it. I can see why ur kids love it....and why there is a Bluey balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade this year. Tina Arena, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and 'The voice' John Farnham are 4 top quality Aussie singers are worth checking out. Also I saw somebody finally sent you a packet of Arnotts Raspberry Shortcake Biscuits, round Shortcake biscuits with a blob of raspberry jam in the middle......I'd love to know what you thought of them considering they are my all-time favourite Arnott's biscuit.
My father had Ford's and my uncle's (mums brothers) had Holden's, I think that was brought up every Sunday dinner we got together - neverending ribbing!! So many memories! 🤗👍
Hi Ian and family 😊 those buttons on the steering wheel were for the horn! As kids we used to love leaning on them "accidentally" 😂 We always got in trouble, but it was always worth it, coz those horns were really LOUD! Love your work mate 😊
I'm from Adelaide! I often hear Americans pronouncing Barossa wrong, so I thought I'd offer the correct pronunciation, should it interest you. Ba-ross-uh. Thanks for the wholesome content!
The steering wheel.. the left button is to eject your passenger if he/she don't shut up ,and the right button is to eject yourself incase your brakes fail and you go off a cliff... or the horn.
You'll know it's me when I come through your town I'm gonna ride around in style, I'm gonna drive everybody wild Cause I'll have the only one there is a round
Ian if you keep receiving Holden car parts you will be able to build a one of a kind Holden made from every model ever made with a number licence plate from every state and territory of Australia 😂🤣 and that AC ⚡DC sticker is awesome my favourite band forever if you didn't notice my name "Bon75" for Bon Scott the original lead singer from AC⚡DC 😁😁😁😁😁
I believe you would seriously enjoy Adelaide and South Australia - it's so close to the outback (red rocks) and natural rivers, and not overcrowded! 👍🤗
from 1974 to 77, 30,000 miles in my eh 179 straight 6, station wagon , auto. too many radical stories to tell you. yeah i drove my eh on the bathurst track, fast, then later my mitsu 300, but then with a racing/rally driver/ motor bike racer. in an fb holden , 62, triple su carbies ,way b4 brock, back in the day , gibson , push em out the way , bob jane who now owns a tyre empire, so many more, terrifying! but not a good track to see much, much better on tv, in car cam, helis, and cameras every part of the track
3:29 Actually, that is just one of our Pandas at the Zoo. There are two of them, Wang Wang and Funi. They are only here on loan from China but, they are South Australian icons. PS - I soon (in a few weeks, more than likely after Christmas) plan on uploading all of the Worst Drivers I have seen on Adelaide's Roads this year, would you like to react to it?
In regards to moving to Adelaide, you’d also be near the Flinders Rangers… and that red, ochre earth and rock formations that attracts you… or Broken Hill in the other direction.
hey ian , adelaide got smashed , so did melbourne, now west nsw . so do urself a favour the 1st time in the history of the ses , state emergency services have asked for help from outside of australia, so do it , help! always remember this, a friend in need , is a friend indeed!
hi ian love the mail time episodes every time would there be a chance u can post up dates when u will do mail time episodes i am actually hanging out to c the the episode where my package will be shown that i sent u @ the start of the year, i do understand u got a lot to get through.
💕The original owner 👍who developed the famous chocolate biscuit.🇦🇺Went to the Kentucky Derby once!😁And saw a horse win who,s 👍name was Tim Tam.🤔When it came to naming 🙏his new biscuit 👍he couldn’t get 🫶the name out of his head!🥰So he called them Tim Tam’s.🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶
Hi Ian this may sound crazy but I went nuts when you read out my home town pinjarra love to see your enjoyment in pinjarra the peel region and Western Australia 🇦🇺
That's not a particularly cheap steering wheel to get old of in good condition these days. Trying to source a nice original near mint steering wheel for FB Holden wagon has been a bit of a hassle lately
Your Commonwealth of Australia citizenship certificate is in the mail mate lol. At this point I feel you have taught me a lot of things about Aus that I didn't know, and has made me go and learn more about your country, whether you call it the US or whatever, we all know the US as America here, the mainstream media do not tell the truth, I refer to you guys as the United States, then use America loosely but have to use context, like for instance a peruvian is an American but I just go by the country not continent of South America, it really is a not that hard to understand but know why you made that video.
Seriously someone. Start a GoFundMe for this family to come to Oz for an extended holiday. I will contribute.
Thats what I said
Me too!
Chassis will take some wrapping I figure.
And the postage... ouch
You are very welcome Ian.. hope you enjoy it all as much as I did gathering it all up for you
Great gifts
@@julietigermoon9572 thanks.. it was fun.. time to do another
its the horn buttons
Worlds first paddle shift 😂
The buttons on the wheel are for the horn mate. Also the stars around the lion are the stars of the Southern Cross, similar to the Aus and NZ flags
Ej steering wheels go for $400. Horn buttons,previously half chrome ring
I'd like to own that steering wheel GMH 50's/60's, (horn buttons) oi oi oi
That steering wheel is mint. ALOT of ppl restoring cars would pay alot for it.
I was thinking the same thing, i own an EJ, those parts are hard to come by now and are not cheap.
Steak and cheese pie, a Cookie Time cookie and a can of coke was my school lunch for my last year.
And lived just down the road from the Cookie Time factory
Tina Arena Beloved??? Yeah nah nope no not even 🤣🤣
I loved her in the Black and white magazine 😀
supposed tosuck fruit tingles for best effect. once they shrink down and soften, then go for the crunch!
Haha. Classic. I remember Radar on MASH doing the same thing. He was sending a US Army Jeep back to his Uncle in the States piece by piece
Oh wow! That old steering wheel brought back childhood memories of our 1963 Holden EJ Special Sedan in the light green colour. That was the steering wheel in it. I have memories of a burning backside sitting in the back seat in summer when the car was hot as an oven! We soon learnt to take a towel to sit on! The driver took a wet towel to cool down the steering wheel. No seatbelt buckles to burn your hand on too, back then... That came later... We had 4 kids under 10 jammed in the back seat, and mum held the baby on her lap in the front passenger side while dad drove. Thank goodness we upgraded to a station wagon - we spread out and could roll around in the back of the wagon then! And yet, we lived! Ahh the good old days! lol
You’re going to have to research EH Holden photos Ian. A much loved model. You’re gunna love driving that thing around Chicago😉
When you all finally get down here, it will take you about 12 months vacation to see parts of Australia,
The buttons on the streeing wheel are the horn button
My Grandfather used to drive an EH Light Blue Panel Van. 3 on the Column shift. he took me Bush on a few occasions looking for Aussie Seeds. he went where there were no roads and long grass and i always wondered how he never hit many hidden stumps. He had off-Road tyres and travelled pretty much anywhere a 4WD could go. I remember sliding diagonally down slopes staring at dry creek beds that I thought we would be falling into. But the low gearing and steady driving saved the day.
pretty expensive sending cars in bits . be cheaper sending the whole car in a container . 🤣 save alot of work too lol
Absolutely love those, especially the EH Ute. Even from the thumbnail I could tell it's from an old EH.
We had a blue EH station wagon when I was a kid. It would be worth a fortune these days!
I always preferred the EJ, but still love the EH
The Cookie Time biscuits are amazing!!. The 'Tim Tam' of non- chocolate covered cookies.
Love how they even put Tassie on that tin plate sign
The Buttons on the Steering Wheel were for the Sat-Nav.
Wherever you wanted to go, you just turn the wheel in that direction and hit the button repeatedly.
Most obstacles moved out of your way. If not, the 'Tank Like' front end helped out.
🤣🤣🤣
Similar to the OK horn please in India. Honking is like another language in india:)
😂😂😂
Lifesavers Fruit Tingles are compacted sherbet candies without a hole. In the packet you have, Darrell-Lea has joined forces with them to put them inside their orange chocolate balls.
As 'the Mrs' seems to be in love with the Quokkas (the O said like stOp), would love you to check out a Rottnest Island (Rotto) video..& or history etc
Esperance beaches are simply STUNNING!!..as are most along our lengthy coastline. So that's a look well worth drooling over.🤤 The Kimberly is another must look!,especially as Ian loves 'the RED'.
Anyways..✌️❤️🇦🇺🪃
I used to own a 67 HR Holden in the 80s. I loved that car. I still dream about it lol.
Me too I had an HR Ute 149 3 on the tree non synchro bench seat. Lol
Check out the massive storm that smashed Adelaide on Saturday 12. Pretty crazy near cyclone conditions, worst storm I’ve seen in Adelaide.
That steering wheel with the red Holden button is as rare as rocking horse shit. Lucky you.
akubras the best hats ever . not cheap but well worth the money .
There was a song from the US in the 1950s or 60s about a car factory worker who "borrowed" the bits needed to make a car from the production line he was working on. Comedy gold as, as you can imagine, it turned out to be a Frankenstein of a thing.
yep, I know the one, it's American, I heard it as a kid (I'm 62) It used to play on the radio. I've been trying to find it for years but can't remember the name or artist. I reckon it was around the same time Johnny Chester was doing 'Ready Mix Revenge'
you sparked a new search try this - Johnny Cash - One Piece at a Time
@@gardenlove7750 Ahhh, Ready Mix Revenge. Once as a kid I was sick in bed and conned my mother into calling a radio station (in Vic) to play it for me. Was my 5 minutes of Readymix fame.
Ian, you know those are horn buttons. Its a late 50's-60-s wheel. They didnt have any other functions on steering wheels for many decades.
Nutri-Grain tastes really good but has an extremely high sugar content. My mum who was a nutritionists, tore shreds off me for giving it to my kids when they were young. I argued atleast I wasn't giving them Coco Pops, she said she would buy them Coco Pops if I threw the Nutri-Grain out
The buttons on the steering wheel are for Indicating to turn left or right in your car which became compulsory here in Australia in the early 70s however indicator buttons were beginning to be added to cars around 1968. Some of the earlier Holdens added an extended arm attached to the drivers side of the vehicle which was manually lifted to indicate turning right, if you didn't have this device, you just extended your arm out the window to indicate you were turning right, these arm devices were then replaced with the buttons on the steering wheel in some cars. You had to manually turn them on or off! Eventually self cancelling indicators were in every car manufactured after compliance became compulsory in new cars. The left and right indicators were then added to a singular arm on the right side of the steering wheel, which are easier to access when driving.
south east Queensland is honestly the best place to live here.
Not crowded, city isn't overfilled with toll roads, we have all the theme parks and housing isn't that expensive especially north of Brisbane
CZcamsr CinnamonRoastKen that is friends with PewDiePie moved to South East Queensland this last year, he spoke abit on how much cheaper and nicer life has been since being here
The same house and land that would cost you like $3-4million+ in alot of places of the US are like $400k-$800k here
Or Tasmania, if you want chill you can't beat it.
Steering wheel centre = the Lion logo and the Southern Cross constellation which, you identified correctly, is also on the Australian flag.
The Stars are our Aussie emblem, the southern cross , she's a lonely planet ,well us and the kiwis, live and thrive UNDER those stars.
Fruit tingles(not those ones) in a glass of milk is what my brother and I use to do back in the late 70s and early 80s, leave for about 10-15 minutes and they start to soften with the flavour going through the milk and will get a kind of frothy top on the milk and you just scoop them out with a spoon and eat before drinking the flavoured milk. Yumm
EH Holden's are the best. I have a wagon with the white steering wheel and black and silver centre
G’day buddy,
The Valo Adelaide 500 December 1st to the 4th is the finale of the v8 Supercars series and the final race that holden will be involved in….. as a massive born and bred holden fan, it’s gonna be an emotional end to the series this year….. still not fixed on the Camaro and obviously can’t and wouldn’t switch to blue…. But I guess if you can live stream the Adelaide 500…. All the best to you and the family and keep up the great vids.
Lived in Adelaide for 12 yrs and loved it. My favourite places to visit was Mt Gambier, Victor Harbour, Adelaide hills and my favourite going camping/fishing on the Murray River. Adelaide has a beautiful layer back feel, and the city is beautiful, full of stunning churches.
As someone who has lived in vic nsw qld and s.a
I can definitely recommend sa and Adelaide, it’s very chill , very un crowded and very clean , beautiful coasts and Victor harbour and goolwa are great holiday sports thst the city folk visit .
So close to 100,000 subs. Amazing gifts.
I have always loved vintage cars and I bought my first one in the late 80's when I was seventeen, it was an EH Holden sedan. I bought it from a neighbour for $500 and it was in pretty good nick, but I restored it to a thing of beauty, ready to drive when I hit 18, if I can dig up a photo, I'll send it so you can see the car the steering wheel came from. The buttons were the horn by the way. ❤
Just found an old EJ Special in pretty good nick for sale for $42,000. If only we knew what they'd cost now, we might have looked after the old Holden back in the day, instead of letting it rust out in the backyard.
Hi Ian, I'm surprised you could rread anything in that room as it was pretty dark in there.
That is a Whale Shark. It is the biggest fish in the world. It's diet consists of small shrimp, fish and Plankton.
on the steering wheel, the left button is for the rocket launch and the right botton is fo the 50 calibre machine gun. Cars from the cold war days. or both could be the horn, i'm old and forget, have not had an EH for 42 years and that was only for a week.
wrong, its for the flame thrower and howitzer
Love you guys. Also as an Aussie i have never watched Bluey until recently and I'm addicted!!! so much love and creativity goes into it. I can see why ur kids love it....and why there is a Bluey balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade this year.
Tina Arena, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and 'The voice' John Farnham are 4 top quality Aussie singers are worth checking out. Also I saw somebody finally sent you a packet of Arnotts Raspberry Shortcake Biscuits, round Shortcake biscuits with a blob of raspberry jam in the middle......I'd love to know what you thought of them considering they are my all-time favourite Arnott's biscuit.
My father had Ford's and my uncle's (mums brothers) had Holden's, I think that was brought up every Sunday dinner we got together - neverending ribbing!! So many memories! 🤗👍
Love all the stuff you do as a f1 Fan and an Aussie. Keep up the good content mate!
The way we say Quokka is to rhyme with Wrocker
While holden the steering wheel, press those things again and make a horn noise mate! lol
Best of luck in reaching your goal!
Yes , the buttons on the wheel are for the horn .
Hi Ian and family 😊 those buttons on the steering wheel were for the horn! As kids we used to love leaning on them "accidentally" 😂 We always got in trouble, but it was always worth it, coz those horns were really LOUD! Love your work mate 😊
You should look at how Akubra hats are made? You'll be surprised how much goes into making one of these hats.
I'm from Adelaide! I often hear Americans pronouncing Barossa wrong, so I thought I'd offer the correct pronunciation, should it interest you. Ba-ross-uh. Thanks for the wholesome content!
look up brian foley the alpha driver , dont air it , just enjoy., his head mechanic taught me all about engines
Beep beep. The buttons are for the horn
You should get an old Pontiac/Chevrolet and turn it into your own Holden. 😂
The steering wheel.. the left button is to eject your passenger if he/she don't shut up ,and the right button is to eject yourself incase your brakes fail and you go off a cliff... or the horn.
😂😂😂
Hey guys, love your work 👍
Just wondering if you could dim the lighting as you are looking washed out from the intensity of that background lighting 😉
Dreaming down under coins only 6000 were made
Never fly in something that doesn`t glide
people of australia yes its that time of year again if you want send IWrocker a christmas present now as of 15th of November is the time to do so
sing along if you know the words; "one piece at a time and it didn't cost me a dime" 😁
You'll know it's me when I come through your town I'm gonna ride around in style, I'm gonna drive everybody wild Cause I'll have the only one there is a round
Ian if you keep receiving Holden car parts you will be able to build a one of a kind Holden made from every model ever made with a number licence plate from every state and territory of Australia 😂🤣 and that AC ⚡DC sticker is awesome my favourite band forever if you didn't notice my name "Bon75" for Bon Scott the original lead singer from AC⚡DC 😁😁😁😁😁
I believe you would seriously enjoy Adelaide and South Australia - it's so close to the outback (red rocks) and natural rivers, and not overcrowded! 👍🤗
It’s a whale - shark the world’s largest fish.
Adelaide is the Hottest City in the World So if you like heat ? that's the place to go . the buttons on the steering wheel are for the horn .
from 1974 to 77, 30,000 miles in my eh 179 straight 6, station wagon , auto. too many radical stories to tell you. yeah i drove my eh on the bathurst track, fast, then later my mitsu 300, but then with a racing/rally driver/ motor bike racer. in an fb holden , 62, triple su carbies ,way b4 brock, back in the day , gibson , push em out the way , bob jane who now owns a tyre empire, so many more, terrifying! but not a good track to see much, much better on tv, in car cam, helis, and cameras every part of the track
To be able to see everything you would like to, you'd need a minimum of 3 months here.
Such a shame how damaged some of the boxes get.
Wombutt 😂😂
3:29 Actually, that is just one of our Pandas at the Zoo. There are two of them, Wang Wang and Funi. They are only here on loan from China but, they are South Australian icons.
PS - I soon (in a few weeks, more than likely after Christmas) plan on uploading all of the Worst Drivers I have seen on Adelaide's Roads this year, would you like to react to it?
In regards to moving to Adelaide, you’d also be near the Flinders Rangers… and that red, ochre earth and rock formations that attracts you… or Broken Hill in the other direction.
Is someone actually sending you a whole Holden? What!!
hey ian , adelaide got smashed , so did melbourne, now west nsw . so do urself a favour the 1st time in the history of the ses , state emergency services have asked for help from outside of australia, so do it , help! always remember this, a friend in need , is a friend indeed!
Yep, they are the horn buttons
Yep, horn buttons
Wait till the 186 donk arrives that'll freak out the blokes at the Post Office.
hi ian love the mail time episodes every time would there be a chance u can post up dates when u will do mail time episodes i am actually hanging out to c the the episode where my package will be shown that i sent u @ the start of the year, i do understand u got a lot to get through.
I will try to remind him to announce it maybe on his Facebook
Or make a post about it on his CZcams :) thank you
XXXX Gold is a queensland beer. Unless something has changed. lol.
Worlds first paddle shift JK🤣 definitely horn 👍🏾
It’s sad that some packages get really damaged. 😔
we call the ibis the bin chicken lol . theyre scavengers and you see them eating off rubbish dumps and garbage bins lol .
the nutra grain is a breakfast cereal for the kids I think Ian , you have them with milk
💕The original owner 👍who developed the famous chocolate biscuit.🇦🇺Went to the Kentucky Derby once!😁And saw a horse win who,s 👍name was Tim Tam.🤔When it came to naming 🙏his new biscuit 👍he couldn’t get 🫶the name out of his head!🥰So he called them Tim Tam’s.🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶
Hi Ian this may sound crazy but I went nuts when you read out my home town pinjarra love to see your enjoyment in pinjarra the peel region and Western Australia 🇦🇺
What?!?!? Does he have another one to send to an Aussie? 😂
lol OH NO, Ian the Ibis, an Ibis is a bin chicken in Australian slang.
Those fruit tingle eggs are awesome!
Fauna means animal life and flora means plant life.
That's not a particularly cheap steering wheel to get old of in good condition these days.
Trying to source a nice original near mint steering wheel for FB Holden wagon has been a bit of a hassle lately
Adelaide hell yeah!!!!!!!!!!!
The steering wheel Buttons is for the horn
buttons or black bars on the steering wheel were for the horn
Yeah car horn.
They are the horn buttons
the metal birds are Jabiru
Your Commonwealth of Australia citizenship certificate is in the mail mate lol. At this point I feel you have taught me a lot of things about Aus that I didn't know, and has made me go and learn more about your country, whether you call it the US or whatever, we all know the US as America here, the mainstream media do not tell the truth, I refer to you guys as the United States, then use America loosely but have to use context, like for instance a peruvian is an American but I just go by the country not continent of South America, it really is a not that hard to understand but know why you made that video.
Looks like an EJ or EH steering wheel
Indooroopilly is actually pronounced In-dro-pilly