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Old 28-02-17, 05:09
Dave Mills Dave Mills is offline
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Thank you for the info lads, much appreciated.

I will nail down which location they came from as this may help the identification, the current owners son believes from puckapunyal between 1959 to 1961. His 82 year old mother believes out of a scrap yard in Brunswick at around the same time.

If out of Pucka i would say a Tank engine stand and if out of a Brunswick wreckers yard i would say an Aircraft engine stand.

Great to get so much input.

Dave.
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