ATHS Truck Show at Echuca 2013 - Part 3 - American trucks including Inters, Fords, Chevs, Diamonds, Whites etc

The American Truck Historical Society (ATHS) held their Echuca show on September 7 and  8, 2013. It was a great weekend. The venue, Rotary Park, was good, the weather was great and we had  a fun weekend. Well done, ATHS! There were around 220 vehicles on display and here are the American trucks - there was one Buick, some Chevs, Diamond Ts, one  Federal, many Fords, a Graham Brothers fire truck, Inters, a Peternilt, 2 REOs and some Whites. If you want to see the Macks, which were the featured make, then click here. If you want to see the Dodges and Kenworths then click here. To see the English and European trucks, click here.

We don't know what this is - but we think it's American

A Buick

Four Chevs - one above and three below.

Ian Lee's Princess Diana Diamond, above. 

Des and Julie Walker's Diamond and Aldo Marson's is below.

John and Jan Knight came all the way from Coonabarabran  in their Diamond.  Below, is one all the way from South Australia.

 Paddy Ward's Federal, all the way from Orange. He also had  two Kenworths on display, his fleet is shown below.

A proliferation of Fords were displayed.

Sean Denny's Ford and with his other Ford, below.

 Russell Marshall, HCVC stalwart and Ford owner.

Donny McGregor's Ford. 

This is the 1928 Graham Brothers fire tanker owned by the Maffra Fire Brigade.

 Trevor Davis' 1927 Inter starts the Inter line-up.

John and Bev Ferguson's KB3

 Steve Bragg, President of the American Truck Historical Society and Inter owner.

Colin Hooks's Inter

Bruce and Helen Parroissien - all the way from down the road.

Geoff East's Inter

Because I like this one, I have included two views.

One blue Inter with two red Inters on the back, and a pink car on top as well.

S-line Inter

The solitary Peterbilt on display

Two REOs

Four Whites, one above and three below

Interesting line-up

This post shows the American trucks - there was one Buick, some Chevs, Diamond Ts, one  Federal, many Fords, a Graham Brothers fire truck, Inters, a Peternilt, 2 REOs and some Whites. If you want to see the Macks, which were the featured make, then click here. If you want to see the Dodges and Kenworths then click here. To see the English and European trucks, click here.