New Chev Blitz arrival

[Ryan]

Hi Richard,
Yep, they are louvered windows and they work fine too. About the only thing that does though. Unfortunately the sump has a blend of oil and water in it.
The bloke I purchased it from still has much of the SEC gear such as the chainsaws stored away. He was going to turn it into a yard crane but never did.
It will make a ripper farm truck though.

Keith, Anakie still has some surprises although the bushfires two years ago claimed a few Blitz's, including a F15A that had NOS tyres fitted just prior to its loss. Bugger.

[Ryan]

These two were brought home last weekend.
They came from Lara, just north of Geelong. Originally NSW Blitz's they were brought down to Lara years earlier and placed in a shed to be restored, but it never happened. They were then moved out into a paddock for several years. And then I came along.
One is a WO48 and one is a WO96.

[Keith Webb]

WO 48 = Truck, 3-ton Stores Unbinned (Aust)
WO 96 = Truck, 3-ton Garage (Aust)

So an ancient border raid. Nice.

[Plushy]

Well done Ryan

[Ryan]

Though not a Chev this time but a good old Ford.
Yeah it's butt ugly, doesn't much look like a Blitz but there is a nice engine and gearbox under all that. And lots of other usable bits too.

[Richard Coutts-Smith]

Chevvy Dash?
Someone put some time and effort in to the old girl.
Rich.

[Keith Webb]

I see you've posted a guard to stop any border raiders.