Is this aussies first camper trailer?

[Champin]

Interesting story on one of our countries rarely heard about explorers, Michael Terry. Can be read here  http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/terry-michael-15670   
Hope the link works. Found out about him in Pat the hats new mag.
 On the subject of history, anyone know where I can get a hold of a copy of The Lone Wolf by Sam Elliot? It's an autobiograghy about one of the last of the old time hard rock miners. I think he ran the wild irish girl battery around Palmer River.
 Want to buy if you've got one.
More here   http://www.4x4australia.com.au/explore/1507/the-last-explorer-michael-terry/     

[Redcherokee]

Saw a story about what might be Australia's first camper van the other night. It was going on display in some little vic town.  Hate it when I can't find a link. 

Until then, here is an early yank camper van



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[Redcherokee]

Ah, here it is. 

https://www.facebook.com/7NewsAdelaide/videos/1137133452983975/

The guy is 90, and his dad made the camper van.

[Champin]

Sweeeet. Nuriootpa north east of Adelaide. Pretty impressive building that and taking it where they did during the depression. And not even one rattle!

[Redcherokee]

Barossa, Victoria.  Close. Both are south west of me.  Maybe consumption of the produce of the first led to the confusion. 

[Champin]

Nah mate. Can't blame the sauce. I put my confused state down to age.    Anyhow, I only drink when I'm alone,  or with somebody.