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Hi guys
The GT club undertook a Mad Max historical run on the weekend, basically visiting all of the sites where Mad Max was filmed in western Melbourne. Review with pics here http://www.falcongtclub.org/EventLis...6+October+2005 It was a fantastic day, and I think the directions and notes were created by another car club in 2001. However, if your club is looking for an event to organise for your members, I highly recommend this one as 1) it was great fun and 2) all of the directions etc are already done for the organisers 3) almost all of the sites etc are still intact as they where when the film was made 20+ years ago. 4) Some great touring roads Either way, hope you enjoy the pics at least even if you dont follow the trail yourself one day Enjoy
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Mad Max Historical places run - review
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