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GOLDEN FLEECE RAM
Golden Fleece Ram Reproduction Petrol Pump Topper. Bring a true Aussie icon into your man cave, garage or shed with our high-quality Golden Fleece Ram reproduction petrol pump topper. Designed to capture the classic charm of vintage service stations, this topper makes the perfect finishing touch for restored bowsers or nostalgic décor displays.

Proudly rotationally moulded in Australia using tough, UV-stabilised virgin polyethylene, our ram is built to last both indoors and out. It's lightweight, durable and looks just like the original. For added wow factor, you can easily fit a light inside, illuminating the ram from within to make it stand out day or night.

Whether you're a vintage petroliana collector or simply love classic Aussie history, this Golden Fleece topper is a must-have piece.

Features:

Faithful reproduction of the original Golden Fleece ram

Can be fitted with an internal light (not included)

Rotomoulded in Australia using high-quality virgin polyethylene

UV-resistant and built to last

Perfect for petrol pump restorations or man cave displays

Add some Aussie legend to your space - order your Golden Fleece ram today!

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Golden Fleece Ram
The Golden Fleece Ram has been manufactured from UV stabilised virgin polyethylene and was first made to put on vintage petrol bowsers.

520 mm long
330 mm Tall
220 mm Wide
1.85 kg each
Part # CUSTOM-RAM

Golden Fleece was one of Australia's most iconic and beloved petrol brands, with a rich history tied to the country's automotive and cultural development throughout the 20th century.

History of Golden Fleece Petrol Stations

Early Beginnings - 1893 to 1920s Golden Fleece began in 1893 when Harold Crofton Sleigh and John McIlwraith formed H. C. Sleigh & Co., initially focused on shipping and general trade. By the early 20th century, Sleigh saw the growing importance of petroleum and began importing motor spirit into Australia, mainly from the United States.

In 1913, the Golden Fleece brand was launched. The name and imagery were inspired by the legendary symbol from Greek mythology - the Golden Fleece - which represented wealth and pursuit of excellence. The company adopted a golden ram as its logo, which later became a defining visual element of its service stations.

1920s to 1950s - Growth and Expansion During this period, Golden Fleece began to develop its own chain of branded petrol stations. Unlike other brands at the time that sold through general garages and distributors, Golden Fleece focused on brand identity, using uniform signage and building designs. It was one of the first petrol companies in Australia to introduce single-brand service stations.

Golden Fleece stations were often architecturally distinct, with streamlined features and colourful yellow and blue branding. The golden ram statue on the roof of many stations became a cultural icon - instantly recognisable and symbolic of Australian motoring.

1950s to 1970s - Peak and Popularity Post-WWII, Australia saw a boom in car ownership and highway travel. Golden Fleece capitalised on this with more roadside stations and a focus on service - many included diners or roadhouses and prided themselves on friendly, personal service.

The company was fiercely independent and proudly Australian-owned, which appealed to many customers. In the 1960s and '70s, the stations were everywhere across the country, from suburban corners to remote highways. Their distinctive ram-topped bowsers and friendly staff created a nostalgic link for many Australians.

1970s to 1981 - Decline and Acquisition The 1970s oil crises and changing market dynamics made it harder for independent brands to survive. Golden Fleece found it difficult to compete with the larger multinational oil companies with greater resources and international supply chains.

In 1981, Golden Fleece was acquired by Caltex Australia, marking the end of the brand. Caltex rebranded or phased out most of the stations, and the Golden Fleece ram became a collector's item.

Legacy

Today, Golden Fleece is remembered fondly as a nostalgic symbol of Australian road trips, service station culture, and Aussie-made pride. Original signage, petrol bowsers, and especially the golden ram toppers are now sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts.

The brand lives on through restored petrol pumps, vintage memorabilia, and in motoring shows, where Golden Fleece continues to hold a special place in the hearts of car lovers and historians.

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