Have you found that the latest X-T5 firmware update has improved your street video results when focusing, or have you been using manual focus anyway?

not a burqa in sight at bankstown then.

Those were the days. I miss white Australia.

and a Studebaker Lark

8:12 Those utes don't look good. No doubt the guy that cobbled them together was sporting a mullet.

Hi, at 09:52 there is image of a Falcon near a Shell service station going up a wide aterial road. Can you tell me where this thanks?

Absolutely brilliant. How I long for those simple days.

I'm a motor racing fan and I spotted the Holden Commodore VK driven by Larry Perkins/David Parsons in 1986 in the Bathurst 1000. The other motor racing photo I noticed was a Holden Torana A9X driven by Bob Muir and Sir Jack Brahbam in the Bathurst 1000 in 1978. 96 VS Commodore of Wayne Gardner taken in 1997. 4 VR Commodore car of Wayne Gardner taken in 1995.

0:28 Tram on Bayswater Road heading towards Edgecliff going past Rushcutters Bay from Kings Cross. 0:35 Traffic going past the North Sydney Orpheum Theatre on Alfred Street. It would have been 1951 as the movie 'Excuse my Dust' was shown that year. 0:40 Elizabeth Street Sydney? 14:31 Elizabeth Street Syd near St James Stn. 14:53 Darling Harbour where Barangaroo is now. 18:00 Liverpool Street, Syd Mark Foys in background. 18:58 Paxtons Cameras 285 George Street Syd. 21:02 George Street Hymarket Cinemas?

Those were the day's . Nice car's nice women , unforgetable time in my life .

Stuff our government ended.

Its a shame the when & where information on these photos are unavailable…👍

what a great watch for 20 minutes - THANK YOU ! grew up in the 60s and 70s and WOW thanks for showing. By the way, for a few years thru the 1970s i drove a 1973 LJ HOLDEN Torana GTR-XU1 ....... gold, 6 lights at back. Triple Stromberg carbys, straight 6, 202 ci 3300cc red motor - chick magnet ! bought from John Newell Motors. Wept when i sold it. Holdens RULE ................. altho what do i drive today ? yes, a KIA 😄

Well it does look like we are replaced slowly but surely.

OMG Yagoona Maccas by 2016 had been already GONE for as long as it existed? Insanity haha

Mello Yello and that old Woolies logo? More like 1979 not 1989!! But wow that Sydney Tower under construction looks creepy AF doesn’t it

Australians were definitely better looking people back in the day… females in particular have definitely gotten wayyyy chunkier!!

Look at all the room on the roads!! 2:36 is the Black Stump Hotel with Cop car at Merriwagga Western NSW.

MacDonalds has recently reopened a store on the original Yagoona site

G’day, Simpler times ‘ey?💕 I was born in 1970. My Uncle was a member of the FJ-FX Holden Club in Toowoomba 😊 Remember when you could work on your own car? These days, you have to take it to the dealership to have any work done on it 😮 Love seeing photos of yesteryear 🎉🎉🎉 We can’t trust our Prime Minister anymore. They’re just in it to see how much money they can get!!! Stephen 🇦🇺

When Wogs roamed the streets of Melbouuur. Tht large white Ford was the ultimate Wog Rolls Royce.

Spot the fob. The nostalgia is incredible in these shots.

@5:24 The First and last Hotel at the Quay. Had many a beer at that pub in the 70s. No longer there

What a fabulous amount of photos. Thank you. What is your music background?

Wow, I was born exactly two weeks after the first McDonalds opened in Australia 😂

I miss White Australia so much (before people come at me, Europeans are White), was such a beautiful, wonderful place. Thanks for the memory nudge, there were some awesome crackers in there ❤

Leftist globalist policies, plus out of their depth politicians like Anthony Albanese are destroying Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Between the VN SS Group A and the SV5000 the then fledgling HSV with some help from GMH definitely started ticking the right boxes. With the 304 to 355 stroker engines eventually becoming very popular leading to the VS HSV GTS-R... 😎🇦🇺👍

I came to Australia in 1990. It was very backwards when compared to countries like Germany. From what i heard double glazing windows are only now being installed in houses but not all.

Would like to see more images of that street at the 33-37 second mark. (Is it New South Head Road, near Rushcutter's Bay?) (Any photos of the streets which run down from 'The Cross'? -- Or photos of buildings lining the 'Southern' side of the street leading up from New South Head Rd -- prior to the construction of the Eastern Suburbs Line? Would like tot know the name of the street at the 14.00 min mark.)

I remember the Mc Donalds near luna park get off at Milson point station walk down have a feed then off to Luna Park 5 mins away.

While we were busy shopping for shiny things we we're taken over and our children will hate us soon enough.

You often dont think of taking pics of boring, everyday stuff at the time, but it becomes priceless material down the track. Sweet wooden boat at 4:42!

Ahhhh yes when all cars were gas guzzling rust buckets, were unsafe in any weather and launched you thru the windscreen....but they did at least offer RTS. (Radial Tuned Suspension) LOL Those Monaros tho.....i want one, how much ? LOL

a couple of my birthday parties were at Yagoona Maccas

The best years of my life.

Really enjoying all these photos. Pt4 is very interesting showing all the police cars over the years. When we used to live in Western NSW in the 1960s, our local police man used to come out with his family in their blue HT Holden police car and visit us on our property every now and again. Great memories. Thank you for showing these to us. Keep up the great work.

I used to drink Mellow Yellow it had a nice taste. And the commercial with that beautiful Model. It was nice to see those old now classic Cars. Thanks 👍.

THATS A REAL UGLEY CAR

Great

Great pictures but the music drives me nuts!

Lol, my mates and I from school were at the Glenny Maccas open day

Great footage, my first job was at Muirs Motors Ashfield in December 1978, doing pd onthe just released "world car" Commodore....good stuff, well done...✔️✔️

Good grief: look at all those thin people!!!

We used to have manufacturing of cars in Australia , Joe Hockey killed it with , 'the Gov. subsidises' even under the Button car plan prior , these Govt. subsidies have never harmed German Manufacture , Benz, BMW , Audi Volkswagen , kept 100's of thousands in jobs direct or indirect work not 64 yr olds told to retrain after 45 years of 5 day Unionised work 38 hour week,sick leave ,holiday pay (an 17.5% if applicable)Ask workers from Tonsley Park who made the best Chrysler Charger Police Pursuit car , 340 chargers ,from bits bin ,then Starion Turbos . People have forgotten what Unions barGAINed for them ( one reason UAW remains strong in USA) ,as for many these hard striked for Fair Conditions were in place upon arrival ,many were Drs whose qualifications were not recognised , yet could get steady money ,to Re-train (code for Do Degree in English ) .Subsidies Kept Employment , sure it cost ,but we weren't in the free car with lunch club .Tariffs were unnecessary imposed by "god save the Queen" Austin 1800s had great seats, while you waited for the AAA or NRMA .If you said Volkswagen would one day own Rolls Royce you would be laughed at , the Menzies Party used to build houses,Now only their mates do(with generous subsidies) ,with Tories (albeit more corrupt in power in USA) I fear for the only trickle down effect that works , Divide, therefore Conquer.when ACT was still a territory Maccas moved in with wages for young that would not cover electricity ,ACTU kept them unsupplied ,until they paid the Jnr ,Australian Rate ,We Pride Ourselves on a Fair Go ,Division , has taken that away ,buy Nuke subs & , become spent rod dumping ground thanks to (subsidised ) Synrock from old CSIRO If we wanted nuke subs we coulda had french one off the shelf ,

Back in the day when McDonald's was spotless,Look at them now when you walk in and the kitchen area.

obviously posted by a Holden nut. And carefully selected Re/ his images.

It's nice to see people involved with their surroundings, no mobile phones, what a delight to see 😉