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Clearing Sale, Louth NSW 23 Jul 11-Australia
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SATURDAY 23 JULY, 2011 - 10AM -
Plant & Machinery & Collectibles Estate of the Late Bernard Hubert Murray 2 x Holden ute 6cyl EK complete & going. Willys jeep J462 SN 5734 – 21664 going, left hand drive (grey); Willys jeep 4cyl petrol rag top complete(green) Ford blitz complete 4wd with tray, F605 142108 14/44; Ford Blitz F60L 4WD no tray; Chevrolet 1500 6cyl 1 ton truck TR75457 engine dual wheels 90% rubber 30747 mile top unit; ford V8 motor & gear box; Clayton & Shuttleworths steam engine Directions to Dunlop Station : 12km Down Tilpa River Road from Louth on Western side: 2km off road to homestead. Car kit mobile phone coverage, sealed air strip at Louth. Refreshment, fuel and camp sites available at Shindy’s Inn if required. Terms : number system used, GST applicable, cash or cheque on the day. All terrain fork lift and tilt tray on site sale day. Meals and refreshments: provided by the Louth ICPA from 9am. Inspection: Strictly from 8am on sale day. For further details please call David Russell 0418 636 050 Troy Hartman 0418 883 696. View on www.landmarkrussell.com.au under clearing sales. Found this while looking for other items, unfortunatly (for me) in the middle of NSW. |
Tilpa and Louth are buggers to get gear out of .Not too many transport companies do that run
Almost the edge of my work region heading west |
G'day All, I went on an invitation shoot :no4: on that property about 30+ years ago, I remember being buzzed by a low flying Cessna (tree-top height) one of the Murray's piloting the plane, checking on feral goats etc, good old daze long gone.
I can't say that I noticed any of the vehicles pictured above, it's a long way from Louth to a good sealed road, hope they don't have any rain etc around auction time, anyway cheers and thanks for posting, Dennis :sheep: |
Louth
Had a look on the map and Louth really is "Back of Bourke"!
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Cj3B
The grey jeep is a CJ3B from the early 1950's to 60's , they are still being manufactured in INDIA and called the Mahindra . The export examples have a license built Peugot diesel , but the local Indian market ones still use the old petrol F head motor as a option I think .
Unusual being LHD , must be a private import cos the few local ones sold here by Stokoe motors in Melbourne were RHD. Another interesting thing is the RAAF used a few : http://www.film.queensu.ca/cj3b/Worl...raliaRAAF.html http://www.film.queensu.ca/cj3b/Worl...iaHoldway.html MIKE |
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I go to a lot of sales but this one is a bit out of range I think. :coffee
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Back of Bourke
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1942 jeep
The ww2 jeep that was in the clearing sale has now appeared on ebay for sale.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1942-Will...item4cf964bed4 |
I Believe the the CJ ended up in Albury.
Rich. |
Memory!
I forgot all about this clearing sale!
Do we have any other results? H |
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A mate and I were going until he grandfather died and the funeral was the same day. He had a phone bit on the xy 4x4 ute and pulled out @ $18,000 :eek: That all I know.
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Willys-Je...item3a6942cf1a |
Yep, you're crazeeee.
Not sure where to start, but suggest you look at the steering wheel first. Think the Louth one went for $7000 or so. Rich. |
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blitz
Looking in the background of new photos uploaded of this jeep
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1942-Will...item4cf964bed4 ..you can see one of the Blitz trucks that was also in the clearing sale. A future ebay listing perhaps? |
You missed your calling Ryan. You should have been a detective!
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About the yellow blitz in the 2 photos - perhaps it has already been devoured by the scrappies - their truck was beside the Jeep. It would be a waste, but there's good steel in a Blitz.
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Gpw
It would be a very early GPW. Script body and chassis no.580.
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