Brit plans to open Mad Max Museum in Silverton

[Kevnool (Kev)]

Originally Posted by kinetic

It's a wonder my brother hasn't chimed in yet Kev.
Mention the words Silverton Pub and beer in the same sentence around him..
well......

Steve

Lovely stuff that beer Steve it brings out the best of us.

Theres a sign in the pub that says We are not only a museum, To get the tourist dollar.

Cheers Kev.

[snowyskiesau]

Originally Posted by Ric

I'll have to take a bike ride up to Silverton and check out the Pub, any excuse for a bike ride and a beer.

MM1 is always my favourite, love the old Kawasaki's and even got a Z1000 A3A tucked away in the garage. I'll have to agree with JJJ Stone is very dated but still one of those cult classics. Some of those old Z900's and Rickmans are still beautiful to watch cruising around.

Cheers

As an owner of a Rickman Honda 750 and someone who appeared in a scene of Stone (the funeral bike ride up the expressway with hundreds of others) I have to agree with both you and JJJ.
At the time the movie was made, I loved it but I lived and breathed motorbikes then. When I saw Stone not too long ago on SBS, I had to have a good laugh.

[dpastern (Dave Pastern)]

I haven't seen Mad Max fully (only snippets), Mad Max 2 was very enjoyable, I only saw snippets of Mad Max 3 but what I saw was pretty horrid.

Dave

[Alchemy (Clive)]

a bit of local aussie history,

for those interested, the "halls of Justice" in the original , can be seen from the westgate bridge, travelling to geelong, just look over the south side and on the west bank..... instantly recognizable.

near where they make the precious Guzzaline