Heads Up: Dubbo MV museum up for sale

[BSHEVLIN]

the 2 pounder carrier i used to own before i sold it in 2007.
i sold it to Robert parker in seymour to fund my m3a1 scout car.

ps early next year i will be in the hunt for Armour if any body is thinking about selling anything in Australia pm me
prefer something fairly straight or rolling or fully restored

[Ryan]

It seems the Studebaker didn't sell after all. To quote scott:

I wonder what else is still there? Did the LP2 carrier sell all those years ago?

Originally Posted by Scott Hamilton

C60 crane for sale out Dubbo way. Looks to be in good condition.

http://www.tradingpost.com.au/Automo...er=TP005012214

Also US6-U3 truck. Same seller.

http://www.tradingpost.com.au/Automo...er=TP005011389

[aj.lec]

Originally Posted by Ryan

It seems the Studebaker didn't sell after all. To quote scott:

I wonder what else is still there? Did the LP2 carrier sell all those years ago?

Crane not so good. It is the one with the fowler crane on the back .That picture must have been taken while still inside .It has been outside holding the wing on the Neptune down since auction
Diamond still there
Salladin was sold about a month ago along with a dingo
Neptune still there
1941 Ford still there
Turrett still sitting out front .Dont know what it is off but suspect a centurion
Carrier sold before auction
Other than that pretty much all gone

[ron]

Hi Ryan, The carrier in question is 3798, I biught it from the army in about 1966, for the sum of $330.approx, sold it again for the same price that I paid for it,it only had just over 100 miles on the clock,I sold it to a chap from gippsland who later sold it to the Dubbo museum,it was bought before the auction and came up to Toowoomba, about 100 Ks from here where I am, then sold again last year

[Ryan]

Originally Posted by ron

Hi Ryan, The carrier in question is 3798, I biught it from the army in about 1966, for the sum of $330.approx, sold it again for the same price that I paid for it,it only had just over 100 miles on the clock,I sold it to a chap from gippsland who later sold it to the Dubbo museum,it was bought before the auction and came up to Toowoomba, about 100 Ks from here where I am, then sold again last year

It's a wonder it's not getting dizzy! Thanks Ron.