Ford Mustang GT Eight plus years of driving a Ford Mustang GT from new. My opinion, and for what it's worth. A motor vehicle is a collection of sheet metal, nuts, bolts and fluids. However, a mustang GT is a very fine collection of sheet metal, nuts, bolts and fluids. Just short of one hundred thousand km of mileage driven in over eight years. All enjoyable but not taken for granted. Also, unfortunately six years of proving driving ability to the relevant government licencing authority via specialist medical documentation and advice. Read CIDP pages for explanations on this site if interested. Although most road users are ok. All roads have to be shared with annoying incompetent drivers and boy racers. People such as 'Elderly Ken' and similar drivers with unreported chronic conditions. Age is not the issue. Vehicle usage competency is. See photo's below with mustang mishaps of 'Elderly Ken'. Roads, the Good and Bad This Mustang GT has been driven in the baking hot dry and rainy cold weather. Both in Victoria and interstate. On ordinary roads, unsealed roads and four sessions of limited racetrack. Driving the Western Freeway which links Melbourne to regional Victoria. Sections of unrepaired potholes and other serious road issues has led to many vehicles getting damaged. After driving this freeway, it was prudent to get the rims checked. Two rear rims were found to be cracked. These were repaired as to new by a specialist tyre shop costing hundreds of dollars. More funds need to be spent on major roads by government. No faults have surfaced in the vehicle. No squeaks or rattles. No leaks or electrical gremlins. No wildlife incidents. There are a few small stone chips on paintwork which is still good. Replacement of a battery at five years and eight years. Fitted with Pirelli P Zero tyres. Replaced with same when required. Car retains precise steering and suspension like new. No noticeable wear on manual clutch. Smooth gear throw action. Always draws positive attention. Even after eight years. Still very much an exciting car to drive. Great car for a day or weekend drive One of the most breathtaking drives you can embark on in Victoria is along the Great Ocean Road. This iconic route offers spectacular views of the rugged coastline, pristine beaches, and lush rainforests. While the road is popular with tourists, opting for a weekday drive can enhance your experience by avoiding the crowds and allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you. To make the most of your journey, consider driving along the Great Ocean Road in both directions. This way, you can appreciate the stunning landscapes from different perspectives and uncover hidden gems along the way. A perfect starting or ending point for your road trip is the charming town of Port Campbell. This quaint coastal town exudes a laid-back vibe and serves as an ideal base for exploring the nearby attractions. Just a short ten-minute drive from Port Campbell lies the world-famous Twelve Apostles. These magnificent limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean are a must-see sight along the Great Ocean Road, offering a glimpse into the forces of nature that have sculpted this remarkable coastline over millions of years. Traveldriven GOOGLE MAPS PORT CAMPBELL SIX PLUS YEARS OF DRIVING, MUSTANG GT Largely agree with Redriven. Personally, experienced no problems. Regular servicing. Normal on road use. BIG CAR SMALL MUG? GT TOURING 'ELDERLY KEN' RESTING 1996 BMW R1100 RS ON MUSTANG. CLAIMED UNABLE TO MOVE BIKE FURTHER BECAUSE OF BAD KNEES. APOLOGISED FOR FAILING TO FIT BETWEEN CARS. WTF TWO INCHS OF FRESH AIR UNDER SIDE STAND. CAR SUPPORTING FULL WEIGHT OF BIKE. LUCKILY, SCRUB MARKING REMOVED PEOPLE LIKE 'KEN' SHOULD NOT BE ON THE ROAD NAVARA 4WD BACKED TOWBAR INTO LEFT PANEL BESIDE NUMBER PLATE. SLIGHT CREASE. MUSTANG WELL WITHIN MARKED LINES. OWNER APOLOGISED & PRIVATELY AGREED ON SMALL COMPENSATION PORT CAMPBELL, GREAT OCEAN ROAD ENJOYING A QUIET MORNING COFFEE A GOLD MITSUBISUBI LANCER EVO STOPS. THE FOUR MALE OCCUPANTS OFFERED ME A DUEL TO THE NEXT TOWN ON THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD AN IDIOTIC AND ILLEGAL SUGGESTION I DECLINED PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

FORD MUSTANG GT & DRIVING The right-hand drive variant of the Mustang is built in Flat Rock, Michigan USA. Right-hand drive has been factory built since 2015. Ecoboost and V8 models are available. Ford dealership changed the front silver pony and both silver 5.O Litre side badges for black the week I took delivery. This was done for a small cost. The first new car I have ever owned. I expect the only new car I will ever own as well. Primary brought for the driving experience of a Mustang GT. Not for show display or Sunday fair weather driving. The first out of town drive was to Ballarat in Victoria. On a cold, wet and rainy day. During the winter months there is often a threat of light hail in the Ballarat area. Mustang was uncovered overnight and no car cover, carport or garage was available. There were showers of sleet rain overnight. Traveldriven MUSTANG GT BLACK PONY OFFICIAL MUSTANG DRIVER AND OWNER BLACK PONY NEW MUSTANG ON THE ROAD WITH BLACK & WHITE NUMBER PLATES MUSTANG SINCE 1964 INTERNAL BADGE New car in showroom. Yet to be driven. FIRST WEEK OF OWNERSHIP PARKED OVERNIGHT OUTSIDE VERY LIGHT SHOWER OF HAIL STONES NEW DAY & NEW CAR READY TO DRIVE PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

REGAINING ABILITY TO DRIVE 6 SPEED MANUAL MUSTANG GT... Medical approval was given to drive a private motor vehicle after four plus months of impaired mobility caused by CIDP. C hronic I nflammatory D emyelinating P olyneuropathy. (CIDP) Now able to park a car in a garage on first attempt after initial self-imposed no driving followed by complete loss of driving function. After a period of eighteen weeks and receiving medical approval. Also, after another additional month of privately arranged driving supervision, it was deemed safe to resume driving and allow driving once again on the open road. No driving aids or vehicle modifications were required. No licence restrictions were placed on automatic or a manual gear shift for a private motor vehicle. In future, medical advice on driving competency to be served to the licensing authorities when required. However, on strongly advised personal medical advice for my own circumstances of CIDP, driving was self-restricted to the local regional area for greater than twelve months because of chronic fatigue of limbs in both arms and legs. All medical advice was considered and followed. Also read all Traveldriven CIDP posts if interested. Begin with CIDP Improvements Five Years Go to post Traveldriven RELEARN TO DRIVE MUSTANG GT DRIVE TEST 1 CAR PARK DRIVE TEST 2 QUIET COUNTRY ROAD... & AVOIDING KANGAROO'S DRIVE TEST 3 HIGHWAY DRIVE RELEARNING TO DRIVE DRIVE TEST 4 TOWN DRIVE RELEARNING TO DRIVE FIRST SOLO DRIVE THE LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY? Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

ON COUNTRY ROADS Watch out for roadside wildlife. Kangaroos are generally the most frequent wildlife that vehicles collide with on Australian roads. Also roaming livestock are a hazard. Many rural roads, even highways are unsealed. Some in need of major upgrades or waiting repair. Most but not all, have safety signage to warn drivers. During Covid-19 and Driving a Mustang GT The movie "I Am Legend" featuring a Ford Mustang GT is a thrilling cinematic experience that captivates audiences with its high-speed action and intense storyline. The powerful performance of the Mustang GT in the movie adds an extra layer of excitement and adrenaline to the film, making it a memorable experience for car enthusiasts and moviegoers alike. Comparing driving in the COVID-19 world to the movie trailer raises interesting questions about the future of driving and transportation. While the trailer may depict a fast-paced and exhilarating driving experience, the reality of driving during a global pandemic is quite different. With social distancing measures in place and increased awareness of health and safety concerns, the way we drive and interact on the road has evolved to prioritize safety and well-being. Despite the differences between the movie trailer and real-world driving conditions, both scenarios share a sense of adventure and unpredictability. Just as the characters in "I Am Legend" navigate a post-apocalyptic world filled with challenges and obstacles, drivers in the COVID-19 era had to adapt to new norms and regulations while still finding joy and excitement in the act of driving. Camera setups on car Fun video camera car attachment angles on a quiet country road. Camera is secure up to town speed limit. Unsuitable for highway or general town driving. Traveldriven DRIVING EYEBALL MUSTANG GT DRIVING COVID-19 WORLD POST 3RD WAVE? REAL LIFE IMITATING ART? JUST KIDDING. MUSTANG DRIVING SCENE FROM 'I AM LEGEND' DRIVING DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC LOCKDOWN NOT THE MOST PRACTICAL CAMERA POSITION LOW SPEED ANOTHER CAMERA TEST ON A COUNTRY ROAD LOW SPEED CAR CAMERA POSITION TEST LOW SPEED CAR CAMERA POSITION TEST 2 LOW SPEED CAR CAMERA POSITION TEST 3 LOW SPEED CAR CAMERA POSITION TEST 4 LOW SPEED PREV MUSTANG GT NEXT HOMEPAGE

CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY DEMYELINATING POLYNEUROPATHY (CIDP) Medical investigators analysed clinical patterns, biopsy findings, and functional capacity in 100 patients. The disease was gradually progressive in 45% of patients, relapsing and remitting in 14%, and monophasic, (one initial occurrence lasting possibly three years or more) in the remainder. Showing CIDP improvement is possible. The sample base was small so an expanded sample study would give a more accurate representative picture of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy in clinically diagnosed patients. However, a baseline study is useful as a guide. Also read page post on regaining ability to drive. CIDP Driving Improvements An unofficial first drive test with a six-speed manual. Drive test 1 Carpark Drive test 2 Quiet country road Drive test 3 Highway drive Drive test 4 Town drive Go to post Traveldriven CIDP MUSTANG GT FIRST SOLO DRIVE FIRST ONE DAY ROAD TRIP AFTER CIDP MEDICAL CLEARANCE IN THE VICTORIAN COUNTRYSIDE FIRST AWKWARD BUT COMPETENT MOTORBIKE RIDE CIDP GIBSON STEPS, & THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD FIRST ATTEMPT WITH CIDP HILL WALK FIRST ATTEMPTS AFTER FIFTEEN MONTHS OF CIDP PREV CIDP NEXT HOMEPAGE

CIDP AND TAI CHI Exercises that promote muscle strengthening and aerobic conditioning are important once patients have received clearance from a physician for an exercise program. Maintaining physical exercise is important for people diagnosed with CIDP. Especially since the completion of regular outpatient hospital physio programs. In my instance ending after twelve months. An online search will reveal benefits of regular Tai Chi practice in those people with peripheral neuropathy and may help to lesson inflammation caused by Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy. My first-hand experience has been very positive. From about two years after diagnosis of CIDP I sought out a means to exercise at least once or twice per week. Exercise suitable for the limitations of weakness and fatigue bought about by CIDP. This led to trying Tai Chi. CIDP AND GROUP SUPPORT Of course, there are challenges but overall, a good way to keep an exercise program for the long term. A once or twice per week group setting of Tai Chi helps with motivation. Much of Tai Chi is based on form work and not hard physical activity. Gradually stable footing and controlled breathing techniques are taught over time. Much at one's own level of mobility. As a person progresses and if capable, advanced Tai Chi requires and if desired, more physical activity and more precise balance and even weapon's training in form work. Tai Chi is a non-contact sport suitable for all ages and levels of health. I personally know of people in their eighties attending classes. Traveldriven SIX MONTHS OF CIDP HOSPITAL PATIENT CIDP INSIGHT CIDP RECOVERY SMALL IMPROVEMENTS CIDP RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE CIDP RECOVERY WITH VR TWELVE MONTHS OF CIDP PREV CIDP NEXT HOMEPAGE

Beaufort is a charming town situated in Victoria, Australia, nestled along the Western Highway between the bustling cities of Ararat and Ballarat. Despite its small size, with a population of less than two thousand, Beaufort holds a unique appeal for visitors and locals alike. Located approximately one hundred and sixty kilometres (102 miles) west of Melbourne, this town boasts a serene atmosphere and a close-knit community. One of the highlights of Beaufort is its thriving café scene, with numerous establishments offering breakfast options that cater to various tastes. Among these, the Red Kangaroo Roadhouse stands out, located just beyond the Western Highway railway overpass, providing a convenient stop for travellers passing through the area. Beaufort Show & Shine An event that draws both locals and visitors to Beaufort is the Beaufort Truck Show & Shine, known for its fundraising efforts in support of the local football and netball clubs. This event, held annually in March on the Australian Rules football oval and its surroundings, features live music performances, merchandise stalls, and BBQ vendors serving up delicious treats for attendees to enjoy. During the event, the football oval transforms into a showcase of display cars, while the surrounding grounds come alive with impressive truck displays and various stalls offering a range of goods. The community spirit shines through during the Beaufort Truck Show & Shine, making it a must-visit occasion that celebrates the town's unique character and supports its local sports clubs. Traveldriven BEAUFORT TRUCK & CAR SHOW 2025 BEAUFORT CAR & TRUCK SHOW 2023 FIVE BULLET HITS All through the boot (decals) Right hand side pipe. Nice two tone and lowered LOWERED to the grass. Not keen on the grey paintwork Rear wheel completely covered by removeable panel. Early model MUSTANG 351 engine. Side body scoop. FORD MUSTANG 351 emblem on bonnet 'MAD MAX' ORIGINAL 1979 MOVIE REPLICA WITH ROOF RACK & SIDE PANEL MURAL 1975 HOLDEN SANDMAN PANEL VAN MAD MAX HOLDEN SANDMAN PANEL VAN 1975 PREV SHOW & SHINE NEXT PREV VICTORIA NEXT HOMEPAGE

Ararat is a city in south-west Victoria about two hundred kilometres (120 mi) west of Melbourne, on the Western Highway. About one hundred km from Ballarat along the Western Freeway. The freeway converting to highway twenty-five km from the city. Has a population of less than ten thousand residents. Located on the Great Dividing Range. Ararat Jailhouse Rock Festival Held on the weekend after the long weekend in March. The festival begins on the Friday night with a classic car cruise along Barkly Street in Ararat. The main retail street of the town. Followed by a ticketed Rock 'n' Roll Revival show inside the Town Hall. Events and live music are on Saturday and Sunday. One such event is the Saturday morning: Show us your wheels. This event is held in Barkly Street opposite the Town Hall. Open to all types of vehicles and is hosted by Grampians Vintage and Veteran Car Club. One Tree Hill Climb The hill climb is held twice per year. A large hill on the fringe of the town. Height of 1,900 feet above sea level. The track length being 1609 metres in length. Held over a weekend in June and November. The event is generally a round of the Victorian Hill Climb Championship. The Hill Climb is free to watch and many of its entrants come from interstate. Usually, onsite BBQ food is available to purchase. The event is frequented by local car and motoring enthusiasts and organised by the Ararat Car Club Inc. One Tree Hill has a small rotunda at the top and a carpark. The sealed road is rather steep but nice to drive. Not suitable for towed vehicles. Must be thrilling to drive as an entrant in a Hill Climb. Views of Ararat and on the other side of the hill views to the Grampian mountains. Traveldriven DRIVE ONE TREE HILL, ARARAT A hill climb cyclist detailed account of One Tree Hill http://theclimbingcyclist.com/climbs/one-tree-hill-ararat/   ENTER CLICK/TAP ARARAT GOOGLE MAPS DRIVING ARARAT CITY JAIL HOUSE ROCK & SHOW\SHINE 2025 Show Us Your Wheels 2024 JAILHOUSE ROCK MERCHANDISE HOT ROD FLAMES SHOW US YOUR WHEELS MOONSHINE DELIVERIES ARARAT JAILHOUSE ROCK WEEKEND SUMMIT OF ONE TREE HILL, LOOKING OVER ARARAT VIEWS OF THE GRAMPIANS ARE BEHIND CAMERA ONE TREE HILL, HILL CLIMB HILL CLIMB IN CAR CRASH ARARAT HILL CLIMB JUNE 2023 ARARAT HILLCLIMB 2015 ARARAT HILL CLIMB 1993 PREV VICTORIA NEXT HOMEPAGE

DANDENONG An outer suburb of Melbourne, twenty-nine km south-east from Melbourne CBD. It is over twenty km from the Dandenong Ranges and unrelated to that area. Dandenong's population is greater than thirty thousand residents. A strong car culture exists. Mustang Roundup The Mustang Roundup was attended by hundreds of mustangs and their owners. Old and new cars. The unveiled Mustang R Spec a very popular car with the crowd. Bright green and black. A high spec car and a high new price tag. Mustang Motorsports displayed a few Roush spec cars. Many early era mustangs on display. Even the Cobra coupe open top cars were on show. Interestingly, in their own separated display area. Traveldriven ENTER CLICK/TAP DANDENONG GOOGLE MAPS MUSTANG ROUNDUP 2019 MUSTANG R SPEC BRIGHT GREEN AND BLACK MUSTANG SUPER SNAKE NAME ON RIM CARPARK FULL OF MUSTANGS MUSTANG MURAL ON SIDE DOOR AFL TIGER COLORS MUSTANG AND BLACK STRIPE AFL TIGER MUSTANG NUMBER PLATE NOT MUSTANGS, ALL WELCOME ALL HAVE SAFETY ROLL OVER BARS SIDE PIPES ROUSH POWERED MUSTANG EARLY MUSTANG 289 ci BONNET SCOOP PERHAPS TOO LARGE? CARPARK FILLED WITH MUSTANGS & DRIVERS STEVE McQUEEN EDITION MUSTANG STEVE McQUEEN EDITION ENGINE CAR & BIKE SHOW TAPCORP PARK PACING TRACK, MELTON PREV SHOW & SHINE NEXT HOMEPAGE

Mount William The tallest mountain of the Grampians National Park. A little over twenty kilometres drive from Halls Gap. Mount William may be reached along the Halls Gap to Dunkeld road named Grampians Road. Drive from Halls Gap and pass Lake Bellfield. Mount William is the highest point within the Grampians National Park at 1,167 metres or 3,829 feet in height. Three transmission towers are located on the summit of Mount William. The transmission towers were impacted by the Grampian bushfires of December 2024 and into 2025. Often in winter the towers are coated in ice or snow. A very steep sealed service road continues to the summit from the carpark. This road may be walked but is out of bounds for non-parks vehicle traffic. The Mount William carpark is about eight km from the Grampians Road turnoff. All sealed road and scenic views. The drive is ok for those that don't like heights. Mount William Walk Once at the carpark people can proceed on foot to the summit by following a very steep sealed service road just short of two km to the summit from the carpark. Usually, the walk is very cold in winter and hot in summer. No roadside shade is available walking to the summit. The summit walk is open year round and many take ninety minutes or so to complete the return walk. It's not uncommon for the summit of Mount William to receive winter snow. Views are to the plains of Western Victoria and to the nearby Major Mitchell Plateau which can be hiked taking many hours and planning. Traveldriven ENTER CLICK/TAP MOUNT WILLIAM GOOGLE M APS DRIVE HALLS GAP TO MOUNT WILLIAM CARPARK VIEW FROM WINTER WALK TO THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT WILLIAM WALK FROM CARPARK ALONG AUTHORISED VEHICLES ONLY SEALED ROAD MOUNT WILLIAM SUMMIT VIEW TRANSMISSION TOWERS IN WINTER SNOW TOWERS IN SNOW DRIVING MOUNT WILLIAM MOUNT WILLIAM CARPARK SUMMER PREV GRAMPIANS NEXT PREV VICTORIA NEXT HOMEPAGE

DRIVE MELBOURNE CBD TO HALLS GAP GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK In the general area of Halls Gap Victoria nestled within the Grampians National Park. There are plenty of bush camping sites. Reasonable priced off-peak accommodation is available in Halls Gap. There are no Dingo's in the National Park. Do not approach wild kangaroo. They have a nasty kick and scratch with their paws. Quite often many kangaroos congregate on the Halls Gap football\cricket oval to feed on the green grass. Hand feeding of native fauna is allowed at the Halls Gap Zoo off of Ararat\Halls Gap Road. Seen daily : Every day in this beautiful Australian landscape, you can witness the graceful hops of Kangaroos, the swift movements of Emus, the elegant presence of White Cockatoos, the vibrant colors of Parrots, and the melodious calls of Magpies echoing through the air. Additionally, smaller native birds add a touch of charm as they flit about, creating a lively and dynamic ecosystem. Often heard daily is the unmistakable laugh of the Kookaburra, a sound that resonates through the trees and adds a sense of joy to the surroundings. Often seen : Among the creatures that frequently grace the landscape are Wallabies, Possums, Kookaburras with their distinctive calls, and even feral deer that roam the area, blending into the natural scenery. Occasionally seen : From time to time, lucky observers may catch a glimpse of the elusive Koala, the unique Echidna, the majestic Wedge-tailed Eagle soaring high above, the silent flight of an Owl, as well as feral white goats, foxes, and feral domestic cats adding a touch of wildness to the environment. Not to forget the occasional appearance of snakes, adding a hint of mystery and intrigue to the diverse wildlife that calls this place home. Rumoured to have been seen: Since the 1940s, the mysterious legend of the Grampians Puma has captured the imaginations of locals and visitors alike. Whispers of sightings of unusually large cats roaming the vast expanse of the Grampians National Park have persisted over the decades, fuelling speculation and intrigue. According to the lore, these majestic felines were purportedly set free into the bushland by departing American WW2 servicemen as they bid farewell to Australia at the conclusion of their postings. These big cats, numbering five in total, were none other than pumas, serving as the units' beloved mascots during their time in the region. The servicemen, deeply attached to their animal companions, were said to have taken a drastic step to ensure the safety and well-being of the pumas by releasing them into the wild, rather than risk having them euthanized by the authorities upon their departure for the United States. This act of loyalty and compassion towards these creatures has become a part of the folklore surrounding the Grampians Puma, adding a poignant and enigmatic layer to the tale. As the stories of the Grampians Puma continue to be passed down through generations, the mystery of these elusive felines persists, with occasional reports of sightings keeping the legend alive. Whether a product of fact or fiction, the legend of the Grampians Puma remains a captivating and enduring aspect of the rich tapestry of folklore that weaves through the history of the Grampians National Park. Puma Sighting? It was nighttime and solo driving between Devils Garden State Forest and Mokepilly Bridge 9 km from Halls Gap on the main Grampian Road. A silky black animal off to the right side of the road a little bigger than a large dog illuminated in the cars high beam headlights. The animal sat up turned and ran into roadside ferns. It moved like a cat not a dog. Feral cats can grow to dog size. This appeared much bigger than any dog. Perhaps it was the touted Grampian puma claimed to have been occasionally seen since the nineteen fifties. I wasn't stopping for a further look. Who knows if there is any truth to it? UAP night lights in Victoria Valley? The Grampians for many years, were frequently visited by the 'Colonel', a retired Air Force character known for his intriguing pursuits. People can recall spotting him in Halls Gap, diligently collecting supplies for his mysterious ventures. The Colonel, as he is referred to, had a keen interest in UFO activity documentation, a subject that fascinates many. In his own words, he shared, 'We are gathering UFO activity documentation, and I myself often conduct all-night field observations in Victoria Valley.' Showing dedication to this enigmatic field, as he tirelessly invested his time and effort into uncovering the secrets of the night sky. These strange night lights that the Colonel spoke of sparked curiosity and wonder among those who heard his tales. They evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue, leaving one to ponder the enigmatic phenomena that may unfold under the veil of darkness. The Colonel's nocturnal escapades shed light on a realm that exists beyond the ordinary, inviting contemplation on the unknown forces that may be at play in the vast expanse of the Victoria Valley. Traveldriven HALLS GAP GOOGLE MAPS EMU EATING HABITS EMU COOKATOO GRAMPIANS BIRDLIFE KOOKABURRA LAUGHING A photo of a puma similar to sightings descriptions. Since the 1940s as reported to local newspapers and radio up to the present day. GRAMPIANS PUMA SIGHTINGS VICTORIA VALLEY UAP SIGHTINGS? PREV GRAMPIANS NEXT HOMEPAGE POST

WOODS’ Farming and Heritage Museum The museum is in the small town of Rupanyup, Victoria and was officially opened in 2007. Rupanyup is located in the Wimmera. Distance from Melbourne 266 km. Woods Farming and Heritage Museum is $15 upon entry and is open seven days. Display s hops include a grocery store, butcher, Post Office, saddlery, book shop, paint shop, hardware and medical centre. Other displays include household appliances, farm tools, static motors and many other items. There is a display shed of up to one hundred tractors. Many are Fordson tractors. All complete and most in working order. Dating back to the nineteen twenties. The collection of farming equipment and everyday items, tools, oddments and oddities were collected over a lifetime by the brothers Michael and John Woods. Local farmers in the Rupanyup area. The centre is run by volunteers. Support regional and rural communities. Buy a coffee or meal whilst passing through. A roadside sign welcomes visitors to Rupanyup as, 'A town With Pulse'. Rupanyup is part of the Silo Art Trail. The Murtoa Stick Shed is 15 minutes' drive away. Also see Rupanyup post Traveldriven RUPANYUP GOOGLE MAPS WOOD'S FARMING & HERITAGE MUSEUM GOOGLE MAPS DRIVE MELBOURNE TO RUPANYUP WOOD'S MUSEUM IN RUPANYUP VICTORIA STREET WITH SHOPS AND DISPLAY INTERIORS OVER ONE HUNDRED TRACTORS OFF THE STREET INSIDE A PERIOD HOUSE ONE OF THE MANY DISPLAY ROOMS ANZAC TINS AUSTRALIAN ARMED FORCES ROOM TONKA DISPLAY ROOM ONE FOR THE KIDS GOWN DISPLAY ROOM ONE FOR THE LADIES ORGANS IN THE RELIGION ROOM BEEKEEPER'S CAMP DISPLAY PREV VICTORIA NEXT HOMEPAGE