Queanbeyan, where white Commodores go to die? Images of Canberra

PoQ 7 March 2012 7 March 2012 3

white commodore

This has been on the Queanbeyan side of the Norse road bridge for some time.

Obviously, its where the dreaded white commodores go to die.

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3 Responses to Queanbeyan, where white Commodores go to die? Images of Canberra

jinkies 8:39 pm 07 Mar 12

Public art, Queanbeyan Edition.

Chop71 4:49 pm 07 Mar 12

Wow, the one parked in Gunners is in much better condition than that poor sucker (for now anyways)

Rawhide Kid Part3 4:32 pm 07 Mar 12

Oh… That’s where I left it.

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