One of the most memorable driving experiences I recall is the first solo road trip driving to Western Australia. One odd event occurred during a service station stop on the Eyre Highway. In the small township of Eucla near the border with South Australia and Western Australia. While filling the car with petrol, a Holden sedan pulled off the highway and parked next to a fuel bowser.

The driver filled his car, paid and rejoined  the highway. Normal enough. But his sedan was minus all four doors, bonnet and the rear window. The car had number plates. A funny sight in the middle of nowhere. Outback and desert country.

I assume the driver and car drove from an Outback station homestead to refill with petrol and returned back to the station. All other vehicles along this highway were packed full of long distance travel supplies etc. Mostly towed caravans and trucks. So out of place and questionable if road legal. I think it had seat belts and side mirrors.

Tyres and windscreen looked ok.