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Description: Scott Bonnar (c. April 1893 – 1961) was a South Australian engineer, founder of a company which manufactured a range of lawn mowers and other implements, including the infamous "Model 45" reel, or cylinder, mower. Scott Bonnar Ltd. was formed in 1926 in Adelaide in South Australia. Bonnar's mowers would go on to be the most popular choice for homeowners and commercial maintenance crews throughout Australia. In a testament to the quality of their products, many Scott Bonnar mowers are still in service today, decades after the company ceased operations.
Description: Hurricanes is an animated television series produced in the UK, where it aired between 1993 and ended in 1997. The series focused on the fictional Hurricanes football team headed by the heiress of the teams' legacy, Amanda Carey, and their coach, Jock Stone. During the series, the Hurricanes would either be battling a renegade football club, the Gorgons, managed by Stavros Garkos, for pitch supremacy, or having wild, unpredictable adventures off the field in exotic world touring locations. In the United States, only the first season was shown, which had been aired in weekly first-run syndication.
Description: The Eleganza was a popular Class A recreational vehicle (RV) produced between 1973 and 1978. It was known for its futuristic, aerodynamic design, front-wheel-drive chassis borrowed from the Toronado, and luxurious features for its time. The Eleganza II was an updated version, produced in 23 and 26-foot lengths and available with either a 455 or 403 cubic inch V8 engine. Over 12,000 Eleganzas were produced and during the 70s, Dale's Luxury Coaches of Council Bluffs, Iowa was one of the many dealers offering the luxurious motorhome of the future.
Description: Akers Motor Lines was a trucking company founded in 1933 by Bill Akers in Gastonia, North Carolina, that capitalized on the textile industry's freight movement from the South to the North. The company operated a major terminal in Gastonia and a key northern terminal in Chester, Pennsylvania. While no longer in business, Akers is remembered as one of two major trucking firms to come out of the region's textile industry, alongside Carolina Freight Carriers. The company's name is tied to other parts of local history, such as the former Akers Shopping Center, and is still routinely seen represented on collectibles, model railroading accessories, and die-cast models.
Description: Akers Motor Lines was a trucking company founded in 1933 by Bill Akers in Gastonia, North Carolina, that capitalized on the textile industry's freight movement from the South to the North. The company operated a major terminal in Gastonia and a key northern terminal in Chester, Pennsylvania. While no longer in business, Akers is remembered as one of two major trucking firms to come out of the region's textile industry, alongside Carolina Freight Carriers. The company's name is tied to other parts of local history, such as the former Akers Shopping Center, and is still routinely seen represented on collectibles, model railroading accessories, and die-cast models.
