yeah they do a lot of 80s and 90s pop and rock as well as italian classics yeah they're a really good a really good bunch

It's a great, it's a great background to everything.

And that'll be along with some other of our regular features like the land train, for example, to get around the vast site.

And one of the key things is in the last few years, we've had a feature car really in the big display space.

So last year we had the Alpha 75 celebrating its, get it right, John, 40th anniversary.

And we had the 159 in the Heritage Hangar celebrating 20 years.

But This year in the open display space, because we've got so many cars enjoying their anniversary on a year ending in a six, we're going to have a number of each in that big area by the rusty giant hangar door.

not wrong.

And is that because we've just got so much wine in Australia that's not going overseas, so there's just too much supply?

Yeah, that's exactly it.

I think it really, in this moment in time, it stems back to when the Chinese raised their tariffs on Australian wine and we went from selling over a billion dollars a year to nothing.

And so basically our stock of wine banked up and that's slowly eking out into the retail world and that's causing all the problems, plus declining consumption around the world on top of that.

So are you able to sell your wine for a profit or is that profit margin getting less?

Well, everything's trying to stop us making a profit between government red tape and inflation and so on.

But it just makes it tougher.

It's very hard at the moment for any winery to raise their price because it's so competitive.