| Related pages: Other stills from the event. 2008 news release. | |||
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It's been some time in the making, but finally the DVD is finished and will be available from the middle of March 2008. Price is A$40.00 including postage within Australia. There will be a show special for attendees at the Corowa Swim-in this year. |
The DVD includes special features such as the history of military motorcycles and staff cars by Mike Cecil. |
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The program runs for just over an hour and also has some bonus material. As always it showcases the event with lots of history and interviews with owners and this year there are some with international visitors, including Henri and Geoff Winnington-Ball. |
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| Visitor Henri De Wailly talks about his art and passion for military vehicles | Drivers-eye view from a 1942 Chev staff car. | ||
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| "Salesman" Bob Moseley | |||
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| Barry Petersen's genuine Bombay Chev. | Maureen Bell's Jeep on tow after experiencing gearbox trouble. | ||
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| Peter Kunz in his Zundap combination. | Rick Cove's 'General Savige' Chevrolet staff car. | ||
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| We travel with Geoff W-B and Rob Jacobs in his C60L. | The parade column works it's way up the main street of Corowa. | ||
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| Bandiana Army Museum's Willys folloewd by the FE/FC Holden. | Some of the post-war contingent. Champ and Lightweight Landrover. | ||
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| There was a real emergency in the camping ground when a barbeque started to cook things not meant to be cooked. | Yes, in this series there are some 'Corowa moments' when the unexpected happens. | ||
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| Something different this year was Doug Hamilton's T6 Harvard "Harold" | Airport display. | ||
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| Of course there were CMPs too - above is some action with the C60X | A brace of Chevrolets in the parade. | ||
