Originally Posted by dtrally

Really?
I do my shopping in Forestfield, work in Maddington and regularly go to the drags. (three of the top 10 bogan hangouts for sure) and I must say I don't seem to find too many people called Trevor that fit the stereotype.

I've an uncle Trevor, he worked for 40 years for the Education Department and never drove anything more inspiring than a 4 cylinder.

My late Father's name was Trevor, school techer, he drove a Kombi.

My mate, Trevor, Architecht, Prado.

My Neighbour, Trevor, business proprietor, Landcruiser.

Maybe I'm thinking too much about it, but I'd wager that the average age for someone called Trevor would have to be 50+ years. It hasn't been a popular name for years. Like Arthur or Gordon.