Let's keep the train rolling

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The PreWarCar.com team is working hard every day to keep our websites running and to show you the most amazing and interesting photographs. As we cannot do this alone, we are very happy with fellow car enthusiast sending in their stories and photographs.

For example Reg Harris, who shared quite some old stories from Queensland, Australia. This time we received a photograph of a 1917c Studebaker which had been converted to run on train lines on Queensland’s 3ft-6in narrow gauge lines. At the time, it was the Railway Commissioner’s inspection car and is shown at a country railway station with several dignitaries. When Reg commenced working with the Queensland Railway Department in 1948 it had been downgraded to a Divisional Manager’s inspection vehicle. He remembered working on it a couple of times before it was recalled and scrapped.

Thank you, Reg for sharing this story with us.

Do you also have (old) photographs, a funny story which involves a pre-war, or do you want to come up with a quiz? Please send your input to [email protected].

Photograph sent in by Reg Harris.

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