Well they do say 'come forward with info no matter how insignificant you think it may be'
There is Central TAFE & Leederville TAFE. Back then I'm not sure that Leederville had been established. Again back then I think all early Childhood learning was done at Ngala in Kensington
Image of Toyota Corona and car in BRE's driveway:
Yes agreed, I'm trying to wrack my brain as to the make and model, as it seems a common car back in 70's to see old cars that had a Backwards slope to the rear window.
Or the Royal St turn off to Thornlie? But then, that's just conjecture, unless you know someone with a car that could've matched the description, like a Blue TE Gemini, living in Thornlie at the time, who would've just knocked off shift work in Perth, and had a history of making rash impetuous decisions, like road rage, or something along those lines...
Might be some type of ‘rally/sports kit’. Sometimes optional extras during that era. Mags or spoked rims, some sort of spoiler (supposedly to stop the rear end sliding out when you were lawfully negotiating corners, performing a u-turn) and/or maybe racing stripes to make the car go faster, etc
Bottom line is it does not matter if the car in the alleged CSK's driveway is not a blue Datsun 260C with spoked wheels.
I've only seen the wagons with rear window spoilers, dunno if they made them for the sedan, but the rear window roof could be optical distortion. But again, it was said by an insider earlier that the car in the driveway was a relative's, and wasn't purchased new.A rear spoiler used for extra balance and down force thats attached to race cars usually sits atop the boot, towards rear of boot. Usually called a rear spoiler or wing (for the bigger ones!).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoiler_(car)
But I like your train of thought!
This Gemini pictured here has front and rear spoilers!
Front spoilers help reduce the amount of air that travels under the car making the race car more stable while high speed racing.
Rear spoilers create down force, making the race car more stable and producing slightly more 'oomph' because the rear tyres can grip the road better. Especially noticeable in rear-wheel drive race cars.
https://www.streetmachine.com.au/features/1606/special-edition-holden-geminis
There were degree courses at WACAE Churchlands once in Early Childhood Education to become kindergarten teachers.
A rear spoiler used for extra balance and down force thats attached to race cars usually sits atop the boot, towards rear of boot. Usually called a rear spoiler or wing (for the bigger ones!).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoiler_(car)
But I like your train of thought!
This Gemini pictured here has front and rear spoilers!
Front spoilers help reduce the amount of air that travels under the car making the race car more stable while high speed racing.
Rear spoilers create down force, making the race car more stable and producing slightly more 'oomph' because the rear tyres can grip the road better. Especially noticeable in rear-wheel drive race cars.
https://www.streetmachine.com.au/features/1606/special-edition-holden-geminis
Yes, got one of them on the back of the second car. Doesn't do much except save the paintwork on the Territory when leaving before the garage door is fully open.
