Above is a neat 1958 Chev and a C60 Chev is shown below.
Another Chevrolet, above.
The Diamond REO, above, is owned by Rod Calleja, from Melbourne. It was originally owned by Fred Love of Morwell and is a familiar sight to those who have frequented Gippsland Truck shows.
A Diamond T, above.
This 1958 Dodge came all the way from Mount Gambier. It is owned by Alistair Armstrong.
An AA110 or 120 International, above. Below is an AL 120. I must get into the habit of writing down the model numbers, because there seems to be a gazillion different International models.
Two really old Internationals, above and below.
Murray Langford's W-model Kenworth, all the way from Mount Gambier.
Paddy Ward from Orange had a W-model Kenworth and a 'shovel nosed' Kenworth, below.
Rod Calleja's B-model Mack, above, and another B-model, below.
Another B-model and a Superliner Mack.
Paul Harrison Transport, had a whole 'fruit salad' of trucks on display, including a Volvo, a Morris Commercial and some Bedfords. He also had the three Macks, above, an R-model and two B-models.
A White Tipper.
There was a good display of restored Fire Engines, shown above and in the next two photographs.
Finally, I want a Road Train. How fantastic is this. It's not a vintage truck, but it got a heap of attention. Darren Peak owns it. Click here to see all the European and English trucks on display.
Heather,
ReplyDeleteThe Ford Model A, 35760H, belongs to Graham and Noma Barker while the International, rego 38889H, belongs to the Attwell family, both from Dubbo, NSW!