Meet the Cars
Here is where you can meet all the cars from the series!
Frieda the Family Car
A family Station Wagon. Frieda likes to keep her mother and two children safe and sound. She doesn’t get on to well with Hot headed Harry.
Read Frieda’s story in ‘The Good Wagon’
Trevor Truck
A hard working truck. Trevor sees the world very simply, but also very positively. He loves to tell a funny story or share a joke. He doesn’t mind getting dirty or a bit of hard work. He’s big, but wouldn’t hurt a fly.
Get “Trevor Truck’s activity Book” here
Hot Headed Harry
Harry is a suped up ute! He likes to go fast and isn’t a big fan of parking on a Sunday. He has a good heart in there somewhere.
Read Harry’s story in ‘The Good Wagon’
Old Mr T
An old Model T Ford. The wise old car who has been around the block a few times. He looks after the other cars, and points them to the way. He’s always sharing the stories from the church.
Read Old Mr T’s story here
Impossible Issi
A 4WD. Issi doesn’t like coming to church. He would rather be any-where else, especially off road! Issi is a bit sceptical about all this religious mumbo jumbo.
Read ‘Issi’s Baptism’ here
Muscles the Motorcycle
Muscles is the only motorcycle who comes to the Church at Westbrook. As such he feels a little out of place. He looks at the world differently to all the cars, and loves to ask the curious question.
Read Muscles’ story in ‘The Missing Motocycle’
Luxurious Lucy
Lucy is a luxury car. She likes to come to church on Sunday and do the proper thing and help out all the other pool little cars. Things should be done in the proper way, and she is a little embarrassed about some of the other cars who come to Westbrooke.
Read Lucy’s story in ‘The Prodigal Ute’
Tony Tractor
Tony, being a tractor, doesn’t drive very far, but the church is just down the road from his farm. He’s a little excentric. He has known Old Mr T for some years.
Read Tony’s story in ‘Follow Me’
Lin Su the Electric Car
Lin Su is an early visitor to the car in Westbrook. Being electric they don’t take to her very well at all, but they soon welcome their new friend. Lin is gentle and curious.
Read Lin’s story in ‘The Strange Car’