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  1. #16
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    Question Old Truck Upgrade

    Al,

    Have had a look at quite a few old trucks and the most likely is 1917 - 18 International. They made a weird truck with the strange shape "bonnet" in this particular year. It was two ton / four ton unit which this old jigger seems to be around. The AC Mack had a grille / air venting down each side and this seems to rule out that this is the model. If the picture is from overseas somewhere that may put a different slant on the idea.

    I am unable to turn it up in any musuems so far.

    Regards Mike :confused:

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    Not sure of the make of truck, but would be interested in sharp copies of any car related photo's to add to my collection. I am putting together a website of all the period photos that my father has collected over the years of vintage and classic cars

    You can see some of them at http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/n...formation.html

    Any idea where in Oz they came from?

    I have to say the front look like a renault car of the early twenties, thought trucks arn't my thing.

    As for the trucks going to alice springs, I have a mate on that run in a 1928 Graham 2 ton truck he has just completed restoring from scrap. He is driving all the way from Murray Bridge in SA.
    I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.

    My Other Toys

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    Hi Ozwinner!

    Great stuff! These old windows into the early part of last century are fascinating. Liked the last shot of the truck. My guess is that it's a Renault (note the shape of the bonnet (or possibly a MORS). I note also that the poor s@d is, literally, in the lurch!

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
    Hi Ozwinner!

    Great stuff! These old windows into the early part of last century are fascinating. Liked the last shot of the truck. My guess is that it's a Renault (note the shape of the bonnet (or possibly a MORS). I note also that the poor s@d is, literally, in the lurch!

    Cheers
    Yep boged to the axels.

    I really like the family on the porch all in their finest clothes, and you can see it is stinking hot too.

    Al

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    Heres one I forgot, and it my fave of the lot, sorry for not includeing it in the first lot.

    Al

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    Note the Thonet bentwood chair in the pic above.
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    When you look at the piccy ya can just imagine the clan getting together for the Christmas feast.

    200 degrees in the shade, mum slaving over a wood stove, but you had to wear your finest gear even if it ment you died.

    Al

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