Rare detroit Flash kit on an FE sedan some of these cars are for sale - but a lot of them are already spoken for. Neils farm is a sort of holiday home for retired cars around the district many belong to locals and believe it or not are works in progress albeit a bit of a slow ressurection.

A classic Aussie picture - An FJ resting under some gum trees.Due to its relative completeness I would say this one has been set aside for futre resto plans.

A rather neat Desoto tailight... art deco at its best!

Another spoken for car.This FE has been started on as is eviedent with the bonnet being replaced and some rust has been cut out of the sill but no new steel has found its way back in as of yet.

I believe this to be a GMH built 37 Buick but may be wrong. Not sure what plans are in store for this one but I believe its spoken for.*News Flash* TorqueFC has identified this as a Ford Pilot. I recognise the Hood now. About a '49 These were based loosely on a '36 Ford Another British weird one.

Whats left of this FB wagon tells a story of its attempt at re-inventing the forward pike dive with twist. I would not like to have been in this one when it was crashed!

With very few parts left to offer this one may be on the way out of this world shortly.

This EK Ute has been useful in keeping another on the road- with a serious quarter cut donation to someones project that has most likely been rear ended Its quite rare for the to rust out completely in this rear-most area.

Not a Holden but still quite rare - an International styleside truck! Unique only to Australia. It would be an ambitous person who would want to tackle this one - but its still a viable proposition.