Unusual looking truck

[Little Jo]

Hi Alex

After 46 years of marriage, I have learnt to move slowly, slowly and keep the hints going like water on a rock when it comes to letting the moths out of the wallet and you know what, it works, because it was my wife that actually said, "Go buy the trailer". "If you really need it". boy I hate it when they add that last line.

Cheers

Tony

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi Tony - I think your next project should be a shed. Don't tell Jo I suggested it though.

Bob

[Little Jo]

Originally Posted by Bob Moseley

Hi Tony - I think your next project should be a shed. Don't tell Jo I suggested it though.

Bob

Hi Bob

Hell mate, you have been to my place, where do you propose I put the shed, It won't be me that will be suggesting I rip up more of Jo's garden, why do you think I store some of my stuff off site. Harmony is the secret.

Cherers

Tony

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

WIMP!!

[lynx42]

I remember, when I was a kid, seeing an International truck with the same type of cabin. They were always refered to as
"Haystacks". There is a restored one in Drouin, Mike, as well.
Another one in Boronia but not restored and in Just Cars magazine, there are a few advertised, but are recent imports.
Rick.

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by lynx42

but are recent imports.
Rick.

Yes Rick , somebody must have brought in a few of those trucks for some odd reason . Not the usual thing you see like Caddies and Mustangs of which many have been imported recently and are still LHD . A friend of mine into 60's yank cars imported a 1970 caddy convertable , this was years before the LHD rules were relaxed . Cost him $8k to get it converted to RHD, a beaut job too. In Feb. 1988 , I went to Adelaide with him to look at a 1960 Chevy convertable ... a California car , but it was rusted badly in the floors and fitted with a factory 6 cyl. It was $6k at the time , we didn't buy it.It had a new top fitted to it .

[Little Jo]

Originally Posted by Bob Moseley

WIMP!!

Hi Bob

Hey mate. Definately not me

Cheers

Tony