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Viscount vintage caravan light fixtures 3x rectangular, 1x round $60 each or $200 for the lot Located near Windaroo, halfway between Brisbane and Gold Coast No PayID due to scammers Retro Millard

• 17 ft
• Sleeps 4

You are looking at my dear Milly 18. During Covid we wanted a comfortable caravan that is easy to tow with the most up to date tech and functionality. The van was originally purchased in NSW and then towed to Sheldon Qld to a property that was not moved for 30 years. Chassis and alloy frame rewelded where necessary. Loads of time on removing the body from the chassis to repair the little 60cm of rail plus all the grinding, prepping all the j rails with new age Sika products. The draw bar was a

For sale: Millard Monsoon Pop Top 2000 model 17ft 6" Caravan Sleeps 4, 2 adults 2 kids Features include: - Front kitchen equipped with microwave, 4 burner gas cook top and grill, 3-way fridge, and air fryer - L-shaped dining area which folds down to make bed, Adjacent 2-seater lounge - Island double bed with innerspring mattress, which lifts for added storage - Air Conditioner -TV and antenna - 80-litre water tank - Camp toilet - Front lockable storage compartment. - Twin gas bottles - Near new

Vintage Millard Caravan Lights with flower detail. Can Australia wide at buyers expense.

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Motor Manual June 66 MOTOR MANUAL magazine was an Australian Automotive Magazine originally published in April 1946 and later became known as Car Automotive from March 1986. The magazine was headquartered in Melbourne and distributed in both Australia and New Zealand. Motor Manual has had a number of editors and publishers over the decades, amongst them; in the early 60’s, editor and publisher Keith Winser, the late 60’s, editor L. J. Shaw, publisher The Age Melbourne Magazine department, th

Motor Manual January 68 MOTOR MANUAL magazine was an Australian Automotive Magazine originally published in April 1946 and later became known as Car Automotive from March 1986. The magazine was headquartered in Melbourne and distributed in both Australia and New Zealand. Motor Manual has had a number of editors and publishers over the decades, amongst them; in the early 60’s, editor and publisher Keith Winser, the late 60’s, editor L. J. Shaw, publisher The Age Melbourne Magazine department,