The Late Eddie Holland

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This is part of a road train documentary I made I suppose 15 years ago and it features Eddie and Julie Holland and daughter Kimberley. It also features the EddyLiner when it won the Truckin' Life Rig of the Year in 1996. Eddie Holland passed away on July 27, 2011.We have lost one of the highway's unique and most colourful characters.
Bruce Honeywill,
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Truckin' Life Magazine

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  • Thank you so much Bruce for posting this. Hard to believe that this great trucking legend is no longer with us. He will live on thru his children and grand-children so he will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Eddy..............

  • OMG if only we could turn back time.... Watching this has brought back so many memories... Thanks Eddy, for the many happy times, will have the memories always, Bronni xo

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  • Eddy will be sadly missed. He was a real character. I still can't really believe he's gone. I know he was only in his 50s but he was what you would call "Old School"...big time.

    R.I.P. mate.

  • Hey Bronni. Are you the one and same Bronni that worked at Wauchope? I'm Robyn. Haven't heard from you for years. If you get this message email me at ladytruckie@msn.com Would love to hear from you after all these years. Take Care. Robyn

  • rip eddie matey know ya for years matey ever since i was 2 years old and im 22 now. cant beklieve your gone. great bloke. miss you adn the truck

  • R.I.P Eddie Holland. 

  • Sad to hear that Eddie has passed away.

  • I met the guy once at Little Topar near Broken Hill. Lets just say there was a lot of rail way line on his trailers. He was often with another character called jason Barrett,

    also well known for 'big loads'.

  • I never got to meet Eddie, but I did chat to him on the UHF one night and he was a real character. Eddie should have a place in the Road Transport Hall of Fame. Thanks for posting this video, Bruce. I still have the original video of this on Roadtrain II.

    RIP Eddie.

  • I only understand about 50% of what Eddie is saying... ;(

  • thats was a great insight to a true hero of the aussie roads,all us young fellas look up to blokes like him to become true professionals like him..r.i.p fellow truckie

  • Great vid, seems running lorries aint changed so much. As he said rates stay the same costs keep gan up. Nice Mack.

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