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1944 f60s
6 x 6 anyone does anyone suspect civvy duty 6 x 6 + jeep |
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jeep with a few mods especially front bar . sorry photo didnt come out
airborne crawler ! 1950 aec mammoth |
2008 show
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2008 dubbo truck show is on today and tomorrow
this year showed a wide variety of very nice vehicles 200 trucks and 120 tractors plus cars and bikes Great veiwing A few military vehicles and a few interesting odd bods |
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couple more
ford and a mack nr9 |
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couple of jeeps
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This is an odd bod
Dont know if it was home made but it looked it serious hybrid with front ford blitz diffs front and back Must be the predecesor to 4wd 4wheel steer vehicles 4 cylinder motor and various other borrowed components Yet it run well |
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Clarkair was back too
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A few gorgeous old steamers :thup2:
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field marshall nice little ford twin city 1942 wla |
G,day Andrew,Looks like a good day,Thanks for posting pics,i didnt know it was on until i saw an ad on tv tonight,unfortunatly i cant make it tomorrow.
Anyway thems the breaks. Regards Justin. |
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One really nice auburn
straight 8 supercharged :D |
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A few older trucks
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A few chevies and fords
The ford in the second thumbnail was immaculate. Every nut and bolt detailed |
Hello Justin
Was great viewing Only found out on thursday myself that it was on this weekend :cheers: |
Great coverage Andrew.
I drove that old Albion at the Toowoomba Ag Show in April 1979. It was then owned by the Jondaryan Wool-shed in QLD. It is now owned by a fellow in Parkes NSW. It doesn't look a bit different now to 1979. Just for the record it is a 1924, 4 ton, 32hp, 4 cylinder Albion with a dry sump arrangement. It has a 12 to 36 reduction of 3 to 1 on the chain final drive. My 1916, 3 ton Albion has the same engine and 3 speed gear-box but has an 18 to 36 or 2 to 1 final chain drive. So mine is a lot faster, but his carries a larger load. 4 tons as to 3 tons. Regards Rick |
Truck Show
Hi Andrew - that looks like a great show, thanks for the images. When is/are the "Andrew Truck/s" going to feature?
Bob |
all going really well there is a possiblity of one next year (hows that for a definite maybe) :D
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Scania?
Hi Andrew - did you happen to get a shot of the Scania truck that was there. If so can you post it as I have an interesting story about it.
Bob |
I didnt get a shot of the scania
mostly just the older gear Bob mcneil possibly did ? :cheers: |
Your correct on that one , the only pic I took of the Scania (lhd ) is a front on shot.
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Scania Story
Hi all - this is an interesting story I only heard tonight from Lawrie the Dingo Man. It involves some liaison by a NSW Military Club member Dutchy. Dutchy subscribes to a Netherlands vehicle magazine and a recent article featured the 1950s importation of some Scania buses from the Uk to a Netherlands bus company. One of these buses was converted to a wrecker by the bus company with the addition of a Holmes Wrecker for their bus recoveries. This truck was eventually bought by a collector in Tasmania who removed the Holmes Wrecker and housed it on another truck. The remains of the truck was eventually bought by a Queensland collector and finished up at the Dubbo show.
In the mean time Dutchy wrote an article to the Netherlands magazine stating the history. But not only that, Dutchy also located an identical Holmes Wrecker that will join this truck. Apparently when the initial conversion from bus to wrecker took place the grill, for some reason was cut down to about half its size. The current owner is looking for a full size grill. That's the story in a nutshell and is correct as far as I know and I reckon it is a fascinating story. Bob |
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Bob, if I could work out how to put up the pic I would, tried but didn,t work, brain fade I suspect.
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But you did it. Well done.
:D Bob |
Dubbo odd bod
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After a lot of looking, the odd machine at Dubbo, WE believe to be made by this company BROWN EQUIPMENT. It would be a frightening ride at the quoted 27MPH.
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Very scary
Would have sworn someting that ugly would have had to be a slap together just as scary 10 gears forward and backwards :giveup where on earth did you find a sales brochure on one of these :confused |
Odd bod
An advert inPower Farming in Australia and New Zealand Technical Annual 1953. this is not the double steer, Fitted with loader, but all the right running gear.
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2010 golden oldies show
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2010 Golden Oldies Show was on today with quite a number of beautifully presented vehicles and machines
Not as many military style vehicles as last year Bob was there with his C15 and a NM Mack,Studebaker and a couple of jeeps One machine of interest was a LOYD DRAGON |
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Some vehicles
A very nice 1934 BB Ford A couple of Chevs Graham Brothers Hupmobile |
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Some more vehicles
2nd shot with Bobs C15 in the background Dodge Chev Studebaker Ford Albion |
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A few more vehicles
Albion Willys Austin Chrysler Plymouth |
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