We Got Sent Something So RARE...
VloĆŸit
- Äas pĆidĂĄn 28. 10. 2022
- Thank You All So Much!!!!!
TIP JAR - - - - - SuperThanks Button :)
This will help improve the channel greatly, New webcam for better videos, Wheel for the hotlaps, or you can just buy me a cold drink đ I APPRECIATE YOU
Send us Stuff!! đ IWrocker 5225 Harrison Ave PO box # 6145
Rockford, IL 61125
Discord - - IWrocker CZcams - - / discord
LIKE and Subscribe! Join One of the BEST & wholesome Communties on CZcams, with tons of Variety in content for You to Enjoy.
*TimTam collection Record Holder
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS - ZĂĄbava
You have seriously scored so well from the Aussie care packages... We do love you down here
If they ever make it here, they are in for an amazing welcome đ
@@GreenDistantStar yes!
I hope you realise the cost of posting these things to you guys it would be in the hundred of $$$ range postage in Australia to international is way way expensive for me to send a greeting card to A friend in Ohio is $40 and that's just a card so you would have thousands upon thousands of goods sent to you from all over my country I hope you really enjoy it all you might need to build a room to display it all in cheers from Launceston Tasmania the 2nd biggest city on my island
I love how you call it a Thylacine, so cool that you know the real name of the "Tasmanian Tiger"..
And having a Brock Signature is so cool. Truly special.
And great stash of Arnotts biscuits..
A simple Choc Ripple and a glass of milk, or the Malted Buiscuit ones.. Or a Ginger Nut, dipped in milk.. Awesome..
And Lemon Crisps are something else again..
Yeah, that'll be an interesting taste test, not sure they will like them.
just LOVED how Daniela just dived into the box of bikkies....she was so excited!!! :D
Ian, you will LOVE the Great Northern Beer - it's not as bloating as other Aussie Beers. Pedro is never shy about trying the different foods.
the Classic Torana is collectible. watching your dad push it around like a toy made me spit out my coffee.
Yea I died inside for a second..
Just call you subscribers âfriendsâ . You are so loved by your Aussie family đ
That was a real exchange of passion between people from different continents and that's why I love CZcams đâ„ïž
I love how your wife slips between English and Spanish so easy. Just wow. I can hardly speak one language let alone two. Amazing woman.
I'm on a low income so I can't send you guys anything âč but seeing your genuine delight during mailtime videos puts a smile on my face đ Daniela sounds perky behind behind camera - hope her morning sickness is starting to lift and she can enjoy the rest of her pregnancy XOXO
Another great haul đ. From another Tasmanian, great box of goodies Russell đ đđ
Just glad everything arrived safely! We Taswegians don't want to be left out! Cheers Leanda.
@@bondradman7353 absolutely đ€.
We are having an RV muster here in Omeo, Victoria.
Wow! I live on the Gold Coast, I surf and have a few American mates who surf as well. I've sent tee shirts from the Quicksilver Pro to them in the past and was surprised by the cost of postage. I can only imagine how much it cost to send that package!!! Congrats, Ian. You deserve it, as you put a lot of time into your family friendly channel.
Yeah postage to the US is exorbitant, unfortunately. The first package I ever sent cost less than the postage. The weight of that package.... đł
You'll have so many Australian friends that you really could visit for a year, travelling from place to place around Australia in a caravan. So many folks would be happy to meet you, host your van or show you the best caravan parks, as well as introduce you to Australia's secrets.
I truly hope you make this a real goal to work towards. Don't wait until the kids are teens, grab the opportunity when you can. I find travelling changes your perspective and will influence your lives moving forward - especially important for kids.
I think you're almost honorary Australians at this point - all you need is the Aussie trip! đđŠđș
I have a 1971 Holden Kingswood all original. Working on her now & it's so much fun. Much đ & âïž from Sydney Australia and to all around the world đ
I still remember the day Peter Brock past away I was in a pub in Westbury Tasmania, I'm a ford man but Brocky was a legend.. RIP King Brock
Seeing your excitement at the end is like watching two little boys opening their Xmas gifts!! Youâve made my day!! â€
Russell sent you the number plate from Tasmania it had a yearly registration sticker in the plastic bag....
Just in case you missed it.
had a Silver Torana GTR just like that pic on the cushion.
*Guys, guys... GUYS!!! You have uncovered the book I always wanted at **4:20**. You have found the book that I have been searching for many, many years without any success!! I remember in primary school borrowing a book called, "What car is that?â, and could not find it since then, which was WAAAAAY back in the 1980s!!!!*
Seeing that there are some very cool travel books in that first haul, kinda out of your wheelhouse, maybe hand the wheel to the wife for a video special or two, where she can do her Ozzie Top 5 Campsites, Ozzie Top 5 Road Trips, Ozzie Top 5 bucket list. I suspect it's easy to find little YT clips to spice up those books' pics of the things that look cool to her.
PS: Not telling you what to do, I'm Dutch and fascinated by giant continent-sized countries, hence the idea of a South American view from North America about Australia. You could react to what strikes her as cool while she stays off cam right?
PPS: That is a hella cool Scooby-Doo hoody, Sir. ;)
PPPS: Would you like a Dutch care pack? We don't have cars. We have pedal bikes. And cheese. Clogs. Windmills. Yeah nvm, I'll get my coat.
Haha good stuff đ€Łđđ
I like the ideas and so does she, we wanna try to do some fun videos with her as more of the main focus. And yes Iâm fascinated by Dutch culture and things!
you'll need to dip the ginger snaps in a hot drink, they're very hard but go soft in a hot drink.
the shredded wheats are excellent if you butter them and stick two together. they were a staple for me in my lunch box for smoko as a kid.
I just realised how it must sound to others when Aussies say "smoko" and "kid" in the same sentence đ
@@seratonin7004 i started smoking when i was 9
@michael close smoking what? đ
Haven't had Shredded Wheatmeal bikkies for years. Yum!
Yeah I was so disappointed in the shredded wheatmeal biscuits when I brought them and when I open them I could not believe how thin they were and didnât taste the same Why the American company that brought Arnotts had to mess with our biscuits Iâll never know because half of them do not look or taste them same and they have taken so many off the shelves now đ§đ đŠđș
Red sand in Australia equals rust, a high iron content.
You have more beer in another box that you have not opened yet, It was sent in March so you should open it shortly, along with Pedro's hat two months afterwards đđ
I did my mechanical apprenticeship at a motors dealership. (Number plate surround) They sold Holden's Hyundai's jeeps and BMW in Launceston when I was there.
I love those "Lemon Crisps" they are just the right mixture of salty and sweet .
Wow Ian What a find I don't even have a Torana A9X Die cast I'll have to find one weather it be Brocky or Harvey's I don't care which just to have one is a joy. P.S I'll have to show you my Die cast collection .
that model car at the end is an awesome send, not exactly cheap either. And that brand is known for their good quality models.
I was amazed
Weird fact most of the Oreo's sold in Australia are manufactured in Indonesia. There isn't a huge variety of flavours here mostly because Arnott's dominates the market.
G'day Ian. I used to work in a sawmill across the street from the Arnotts biscuit factory. The smells that would come out of the factory were absolutely đŻ percent awesome
Many years ago I used to go past the old Arnotts factory on the train past Strathfield in Sydney. Not sure if itâs still there but the smell was divine.
@@JudeAussie Wow, it was that strong you could smell it even inside the train? I can only imagine đâ€ïžđ
I was riding my motorcycle across an overpasses in Melbourne when I rode through the smell of biscuits and the warmth of the ovens, I looked around and saw the Arnotts factory
@@kirk5152 that was way back when you could open the window. When we still caught âred rattlersâ
More coffee hahaha đ
Most of Australias outback looks like rust, because it is rust. It' iron ore dust all over the place. Some times we get red dust storms.
Some really good boxes there congrats. You should look into some GMH history I use to live 100 meters away from the old Birkenhead site in South Australia. We use to sneak in and run around as kids until I left for Asia to work the only bit left was the tiles in white with a red GMH logo. Now it's being built in to housing hope they sent the steps to the Birdwood museum and not destroyed and lost for ever.
Hi Ian, watching the unboxings videos is always heart-warming for me as it shows the love and generosity of my fellow Aussies towards you and your lovely family. The main reason I feel is your view of our nation is honest appreciative and unlike so many other American's who think the world revolves around them, so enjoy all the goodies that come your way as we love your channel mate.
Keep Safe Keep Strong đŠđŠđŠđŠâ€â€â€â€
That means the world to me, thank you đđđ
nice i saw my 179 eh holden wagon which took me 70.000 miles around australia, a straight six. but back in the day you could buy parts in woolies!at the end of its life still did 100mph on 5 cylinders. why they stopped making some of the worlds most reliable cars i'll never know!
Hope youâre doing well Daniela ,sending you so much love and seriously hope all goes well with your pregnancy đđŠđș
To all of the Aussies the love this family like I do. I am not savvy with the internet / computer, why don't we start one of those things that we donate and save money to get them over here.
I live in Cairns, FNQ. All of us can billet the family around Australia.
I can tell you those autos of Peter Brock and Jason Bright are 100% real. And this was the year that Jason for Team Brock in the No.50 car. Amazing item to be sent to you and I know for sure your going to cherish that corporate pass that Jeff sent you. (Sorry if I misspelt your name mate) As always the love you are shown by the people whom enjoy your content is amazing.
Thanks for your kind words I had a lot to do with Peter when Peter was in the XU1s my brother worked for Castrol so we were always in the HDT tent also I worked at Holdens for 15 year's i have lot of signed stuff from Peter I thought Ian would like the signed corporate pass.
@@geoff6414 mate that is awesome. I had only really interacted with PB from around 2002 till that day we all dread. Didn't know him personally but when I did meet him, he was always welcoming and willing to have a chat. It's a real shame that he is only well known here in OZ and NZ but with people like Ian getting doing more content focusing past races and events, it only helps get the word out on how good our talent is here.
@@parabellumgaming5031 yeh great days in the castrol HDT pit there was Peter & Colin, John Harvey, Peter Williamson, Bob Jane, Brian Sampson, John Mc Comack all ended up legends very exciting my other brother and me we were only kids it was great.
@@geoff6414 Thank you so so so much for that. It was a truly beautiful gift. He was amazed and so were all of us. Thank you. :) Such an honor to have received that.
As a born and bred holden fan from the day my parents moved from the uk (Vauxhall) to Australia (late 60âs) Iâd have to agree, chase the history of holden Ian, itâs the only one true blue aussie iconic car, wonât say brand cos there is heaps. (Wifi, hills hoist, victa mower etc) yeah thank us later for that đđđâŠ. But holden and Peter BrockâŠ. As car racing goes in Australia considering they were production cars, it was always win on Sunday sell on MondayâŠ.. take care buddy and great work as always.
Best recipe for the Choc Ripple Biscuits - Choc Ripple Cake!
Whip up some cream with a little powdered sugar and some vanilla - like you would use for a cake. Make a log with the biscuits and put cream in between. once all done, coat the entire thing in cream and put in the refrigerator (covered under plastic wrap or in a covered container) for 24 hours.
Basically the biscuits absorb the moisture from the cream and go soft and gooey. The cream may look a bit cracked but that is normal because the biscuits have absorbed it.
Slice with a sharp knife at a 45 degree angle. Server with whatever you like - more fresh cream, icecream, custard - literally whatever you like.
I love making the old chocolate log as we call it in our house it's an easy one for Xmas desert with icecream
Yummmmy! Exactly what I thought about. Thank you for the recipe! :)
@@midnightkitchen8379 hi dani withe choc ripples I just whip cream and spread both sides of the biscuits put them together on a bit of an angle on a long plate to make a log make it as long as you want and then spread the rest of the cream over it to cover all the biscuits and then get a couple of the biscuits and rub them back and forth above the log to make a chocolate dust look on the top and then put it in the fridge over night so that the cream makes all the biscuits go really soft because the softer it is the better and then eat as much as possible with out feeling sickđ ol and if possible I would like to see it on your channel for a practice run if you want
@@midnightkitchen8379 You might want to look up some recipes and directions online, I am sure it will be there somewhere. It's a classic, between Choc Ripple Cake and Pavlova, that's my Christmas dessert sorted!
Hope you are well and the little one not kicking you around too much. Very excited for us all to meet #3.
When you were opening the Tasmanian plates I saw the old rego sticker for the windscreen that shows the month of expiry and colour coded for the year so the cops could see easily when you are registered to but they deleted the sticker system as they can now find out easily by the rego plates instead. We now get a text message and or email or just send you a letter in the snail mail to notify you of your registration expiry coming up with a reminder text and or email a few days before and another one the day of expiry.
Jeff/Geoff giving away his Peter Brock signed pit pass was amazing
Your children are going to be so intelligent with all of these Aussie educational gifts.
And yes just thought Iâd add before anyone jumps on board, the body design for a lot of manufacturers come from Opel, and just for some information Opel and holden decided to cancel their contract for body designs. Hence the ZB total flop. Yeah the US wasnât importing any more commodores cos chev was closing that plant down but it was also holden shutting down before it was released. The bail outs that the government was giving was just to buy time for Australia to come to terms with such an iconic brand closing up shop.
That manufacturer for the Torana model are very well regarded and expensive. Great products. I have a couple. Such attention to detail. They are all made in limited numbers.
In my opinion the best way to eat Chocolate Ripple biscuits is to make Chocolate Ripple cake. It is so easy, get some whipping cream, add a little vanilla, and a little granulated sugar it you'd like it a little sweeter. Whip the cream til it holds a peak, the spread the cream on the Chocolate Ripple biscuits, sandwiching them together. Stand them on a plate touching, when all the biscuits have cream on them that way. You then spread the remaining cream over the outside. Cover with cling wrap, and put in the fridge for at least a few hours, but overnight is better.
The cream softens the biscuits and it turns into more like a cake texture. You can crush up all kinds of things to sprinkle on top. My personal favourite topping is Flake.
When you eat the biscuits and cookies make sure you have a cup of coffee âïž for dunking before taking a bite of the bikkie long enough to soak it but not too long or you can lose the dunked bit back in the drink đ.
You guys are going to have to move to bigger place as it must be near full. The Torana model is rare and if you can get a Brock L34 be prepared to fork out a bit especially if you see it on ebay.
Literally out of room at our small house haha đ but we have 2 acres of land behind so I wanna build a garage and decorate it as a portal straight to Australia đŠđș
hi Ian yes you are right Peter died in a rally accident the race was the targa west rally in Perth. it was a very sad day for Australian motorport as it broc the hearts of all Australian motorsport fans specialy the Pter Bock diehard fans, ir was without a doubt the darket day in Australian motorspor.
Malto milk, teddy, Kingston, nice, orange in the cream range and of course Tim Tam's are my go to milk dipping bicky's for after dinner snack
this proves once again how much you are loved all over the world, must be cool to have friends all over...... you need to do a rode trip in Australia and Europe
Well done everyone that sent the packages there was some nice stuff in there I'm jealous đ and sending them stubbies was a bit risky lucky they didn't explode but the grog (beer) does taste better out of glass and how big was that fosters can. I don't mind drinking the old fosters when I can get it only because it's got more percentage than most other beer's over here apart from VB, cascade and boags there is a few others too but anyway good vid Ian hope to send a package early next year slowly been getting stuff for it đđ
Hey Ian are you going to live stream the Mexico City gp mate
hi from Oz , best wishes to you and your lovely faily Ian, love your mail videos . Don't forget aussies don't drink beer from the bottle, we use the glasses.
had one of them torana xu-1's with the marlborough livery on it, drive passed me today. man it sounded phat.
thanks for the video
Hi Ian and family if you get the chance look up the video of Dick Johnson driving Peter Brocks 1978 A9X its a great tribute.
Gâday buddy, another awesome video and the A9X is definitely one of the greatest torrys, just kicking back with a few beers and watching the Gold Coast 500, a worthwhile video to check out is the v8 super utes⊠think it might be up your alley if you havenât seen them before.
but arnotts always gave workers an xmas bonus , and some awesome products. i dont know for sure but i hope they have kept that tradition. they have r and d that is always looking for new things. i saw all at arnotts, kudos to them. the quality control is second to none. how do u make biscuits? easy u get a fork lift full of a mixture , feed into a massive machine. that crushes it , then stamps out whatever you want . goes thru an oven then cooked or burnt depending on the day or operator, filled with whatever , then packed. hoped you like the lesson on making high quality biscuits. oh yeah westons biscuits , an arnotts creations even tho they were rivals.westons are at burwood the next suburb away.
Love the koala in the background
Iâm a Richmond supporter
Great Peter Brock things
I new him well
Lived not far from me years ago
He lived in Nutfield
I lived in Mernda
Victoria
And you would need a year to really road trip the country đŠđș
i had the same lj torana but mine was sky blue . had a 186s motor . 350 hollie extractors . and 2 inch pipes . damn i miss those cars lol .
Sit some snaps over the holes in your cupcake tray, heat them until they dip in the middle. Put in some lemon butter and top with a tiny meringue. Yummo.
Your CZcams channel is getting famous in Australia you guys rock
You should make a chocolate ripple cake. Choc biscuit whipped cream, choc biscuit cream ect then cover with cream with shaved chocolate (we use a peppermint crisp) and leave in the fridge till itâs softened. Couple hours
Chocolate ripple cake whipped cream, biscuits put between them make a log cover with cream leave for about 6 or more hours until biscuit soften and slice put in bowl can put different decorating. Crushed Peppermint crisp Chocolate over the top or strawberries or whatever you want. Great for a birthday there maybe a recipe on the packet you received enjoy
@@bron.plknghrne7896 it's a scammer
34:00 I don't even spend that much on my Kids!
That pit pass is awesome
Reported the scammer, be careful everyone
Thank you for letting everyone know, I hate the bot scammers
Nice but great Northern is beer here in Australia
with the chock ripple cookies you whip cream and layer the cookies in a line on a plate with cream between,(standing up like dominos) then leave it for a day n the cookies go soft n it turns into a cake, put a layer of the cream on top too
just for u ian when i was i dunno 18 maybe i worked at arnotts , iced vovo. wafers. custard cream . the choc ones , the fig ones. and yeah u could eat as much as u could take. when the lone broke down all burnt. but as ned said, 'such is life'. jeff arnott started the arnott snack foods , cos his grandad was as old fart. not receptive to new ideas. if u go by train either way from gosford to central. always pass by arnotts yes they are still there. i look back in awe , so many moons ago. it used to be me sitting in that alley way having a smoke. they are located at homebush. . the snack foods western sydney.
love my commodores . i started with a vb , now i got a vx . tossing up what to get next before they get much dearer lol
Hahaha not much chance in getting more dearer think they are already hitting their peakâŠ.. Iâve got a ssv redline for $65,000 if your interested.
@@joedirt5459 nice , bit outta my price range tho . lol
Do you see a sailfish on the great northern label or do you see a hummingbird
the Peter Brock Signature is worth a lot of money
You need to add the Marlboro decals to the Torana
Dude you must come too OZ no guns just fun.
That discast is anywhere between $250-$300..
Plus someâŠâŠ Iâve paid up to $700 depending on size and brand, 1:18 is what I go for.
@@joedirt5459
Yeah, some have gone crazy in price...I bought a 1/18 kyosho 1973 Nissan Skyline 2000GTR KPGC110 with Watanabe rims. It was $129 when I bought it but something about this particular Watanabe version went crazy and the last prices I've seen were around $1500.
There are other versions but the one with those particular wheels really went off.
@@stevenbalekic5683 yep die cast cars goes up and down in price all the time, Iâve got so many that now I have to swap them out every few weeks in their display cases. Only a select few remain in their original display box.
ive been watching ur videos for a while and i just noticed u look just like valtteri bottas !
Did i just spot pedro drinking a fosters đČ aussies dont drink that crap, give him a calton dry
I donât know if you have ever done a video on this but have you ever seen Irish Road racing
line where the biscuits were stamped our , not the lone. a fire
Ian Toyota have a GR Supra tooâ€
Supercars Gold Coast is on Today Race 2 will start shortly.đ
Kinder Surprise eggs are banned in the US, better eat them quickly!
Or sell them on the black market over there for a big priceđ€Ł
Dads hat is the best
Willaston is in South Australia, (assuming that's the address you read out)
Iâve just got to pop out and get some lemon crisps!
Whoever got him those pillows why didn't you get him the E49 Charger one?
as i am an aussie when is the best time to send ian something before the Christmas rush i been told before 30th of November
Will you be doing any more UK-based stuff, or are you pretty much dedicated to an Aussie audience by this point?
Hello :) I believe Ian is definitely doing all Europe and Australia. Like different countries. He loves learning about all these cultures and different countries in general. :)
Chocolate ripple cakeâŠczcams.com/video/bSC_TmEUorM/video.html
dip rough side of the biscuit in sweet black coffee or hot chocolate(add a dash of liqueur to the coffee or hot chocolate if you want) spread with whipped cream and place upright together to form a log. Cover the outside of the log with more whipped cream and refridgerate overnight
Next day serve by cutting diagonal slices at 45degree angle âŠ
Best cookies and cream cake ever
czcams.com/video/bSC_TmEUorM/video.html
2006 was a bad year for Australia. We lost Don Chipp on 28th August that year. He founded the Australian Democrats party to "keep the bastards honest" in Australian politics. Steve Irwin passed away on the 4th September and Peter Brock on the 8th September. Three Australian icons all gone in just 12 days that year.
95 thousand subs congrats 100 mocking at your door
people *BEWARE* theres a spammer on the loose
Ian every time you say the name of a city or state it's almost impossible to tell you are an American in America.
Hint - Chocolate ripple biscuits are the bomb to crush and use for a base to make cheesecakes
one for you to watch...
czcams.com/video/yA_garPb6DM/video.html
It is Dick Johnson having a drive of his True Blue 351 Cleeveland Falcon.
At around 2:10, you might wanna put your headphones on, in car camera of him giving it a squirt, an absolute eargasm.
I new an old Tasweigen fella & he wouldâve bet his left nut that the thylacine is still alive.
He was no fool, he was a captain of a ship, a big ship & he claims he saw a few.
White fish đđđČđ»
a few of the oreo's here are actually vegan too
He died the same year as my husband and Steve Erwin all sound the same time.
Thank you Ian & Dani? Canât wait for part two?
Much more Mailtime coming, still catching up đđ
He is definitely making more parts to these videos. Amazing people sent us a lot of stuff, so he will be making these more often. I am the camerawoman, so I will make sure lol :)
Mate just come to Australia already