National Motor Racing Museum & Local Bathurst Enthusiasts: Classic Restos - Series 45

[@honorrolls5415]

Once again during these hard times with the virus from well you know where. Fletch has reinvented his show and made it outstanding Fletch is just a great presenter. People know he’s an honest and genuine guy. I would love to meet him if he ever comes to the USA again Bill in Fort Wayne Indiana USA

[@jimclarke1108]

Excellent, amazing how all the places are found

[@bmcshane80]

Awful lot of them out of the Bowdens collection. God Bless that Family for keeping Aussie Motoring History alive. Great blokes and their Detailing Products are beyond excellent

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Well worth the visit. Then do a lap of the legendary Bathurst track. At the speed limit of course. Do the track going the other way. Weird.

[@lorrystagg6578]

One ute I have wanted to see at the national racing museum is the Baja 1000 winning falcon ute

[@denisegore1884]

Two Brock commodores in that one man cave. Wow!!! Hope to see the VH finished but the VK had me making squeaky noises.

[@shoominati23]

Join Fletch, as soon as he's done reading out the bingo numbers to the old dears at the RSL and waxing the old KIngy for the umpteenth time

[@jx4312]

not one vg pacer race car,what ever happened to the three chrysler blue factory race cars??

[@steveskrobot9496]

I thought Goulburn was the first inland city????

[@mattkaustickomments]

I'm sure I speak for many if not most American car guys, but as to those 80's 4-door super bland looking boxy SS cars...we don't get it. Please explain... were they fast as hell? We're mystifed in general over the whole 4-doors being run as race cars thing. Thanks

[@jondrizzle4554]

Djr red rocket 🚀 ♥

[@mattkaustickomments]

Fish oil? Huh???