Back in the 1970s and 80s when proper gangsters such as Paddles Anderson, George Freeman, Stan ‘the Man’ Smith, Lennie McPherson, and Neddy Smith controlled the Sydney underworld, there was one of the underlings who stood out among them for his style and class. 

His name was Adrian Kay, who, from humble beginnings in Sydney’s inner western suburbs started out selling second hand cars in the early 1970s and from there his career mysteriously took off sufficiently to provide him with the luxuries in life such as a yellow Rolls Royce.

This is the story of Bob the Basher and Adrian Kay, the man in the yellow royce.

Back in the 1970s and 80s when proper gangsters such as Paddles Anderson, George Freeman, Stan &lsquo;the Man&rsquo; Smith, Lennie McPherson, and Neddy Smith controlled the Sydney underworld, there was one of the underlings who stood out among them for his style and class.&nbsp;
His name was Adrian Kay, who, from humble beginnings in Sydney&rsquo;s inner western suburbs started out selling second hand cars in the early 1970s and from there his career mysteriously took off sufficiently to provide him with the luxuries in life such as a yellow Rolls Royce.
This is the story of Bob the Basher and Adrian Kay, the man in the yellow royce.

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