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The Sedan
The Sedan is a 1934 Ford Sedan with an all-steel Australian body. It has a 327 Chev Motor and took four years to rebuild (2010-2014). It has all the mod cons including Air Conditioning and Power windows. Bill and Jill May are are particularly proud of their ‘babies’. If you’d like your pride and joy featured on the ‘Your Wheels’ cover, please get in touch with us on 6361 3575 or via email – reception@oclife.com.au
AUTOBRIEFS New Jayco Freedom Range
The words retirement and freedom seem to go together so well, that’s probably why Jayco has named one of their range the Freedom Range.
If retirement, freedom and getting away from it all is on your agenda, the new 2018 Freedom Range at Jayco is something to make your mouth water. Find out more at Jayco in Orange at Canobolas Caravan and Marine Centre. Swap Meet Car enthusiasts and rev heads get another chance to strut their passion at the Orange Swap Meet Car and Bike Show at the Showground on Sunday March 25th. It’s a great family day put on by the Southern Cross
Street Cruisers Car Club with lots of spectacular cars and bikes to enjoy along with a lot of stalls offering all manner of things, and not just car related. We’ll tell you more when the event gets closer but for now mark it on your calendar as a keep free day. For more information or to participate, call George 0422 560 810. Big 4 Loyalty Club Rewards and discount opportunities are not uncommon among motel, hotel and caravan groups. but of course, it’s not just a discount that makes an experience pleasant. One caravan park group that does an excellent job on all fronts is the Big 4
Group, they are worth considering. The standard of their parks and facilities and their loyalty club discounts make BIG 4 an attractive and viable option for travellers. To find out more go to www.big4. com.au Canowindra visit If you’re looking for a pleasant and enjoyable short outing, a run to
Canowindra is worth considering. It’s about a 45 minute relaxed drive each way and there’s enough down there to package in some genuine enjoyment. One suggestion is to visit the Canowindra Trading Post and then after you’ve done that, take in a meal a couple of doors away at Taste Canowindra. Both these have lots to look at and enjoy and the food at Taste Canowindra is a bit different to what you may expect and it’s very pleasant indeed. If having a meal doesn’t appeal to you, there’s also great coffee at both venues and also another quaint coffee shop at Cargo on the way. Of course, there’s more to see at Canowindra so if you do go, have a look around the main area. FEBRUARY 22–28, 2018
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