V7608

http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20071227_4306.mp3

The lead car is a 1952 Studebaker Coupe. I didn’t know what the small green car is but it certainly looks Renault-ish.

The green car is a RNUR 4 CV (Régie Nationale des Usines Renault)

Owner: Werner Kroll
Werner’s Fun Fleet
Postal Address: ‘Kiekut’ Hansen Road SAMFORD QLD 4020
“Inside is a Fairground Organ, a Pianola and an Accordion.”

Last operated by the Netherlands East Indies Navy as W-12. Post-war the fuselage was mounted on an International KB-5 truck chassis by Bill Chater for use as a motor home. Currently roadworthy with Queensland numberplate VHDAK!
http://www.adastron.com/dc-3/ozcensus.htm#Note9

The “RAF Ascot” in the frequncy list is almost certainly one of the call-signs used in the RAF world-wide HF SSB radio net. Main call-sign “Architect”. Ascot standing for Air Support Command Operational Transit.
HTH
Resmoroh

Thanks R

I seem to remember someone mentioning a visit on a previous thread – but when that was I couldn’t tell you. I also remember a lot of photos in an old European Wrecks and Relics book (published around 2000).

I used to live just over an hour’s drive away, but never knew it was there!

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=103500&highlight=chateau

…and a GE pic