ASC Internationals

Dave, My father in law had one,& I've seen 3 others. (All ASC160's.)

All they did was remove the Bonnet & put the Cab/cowl forward up on top of the Guards. Then make up a little short bonnet & few infill panels underneath the back of the Cab..

...and a longer gearstick Lol !

Davo
M80
Th@ front counterweight enables us to flip a trailer on its side
and swing MT 20 foot tainers under the hook














Other V:



http://www.hcvc.com.au/forum/attachment/605

cya

Just looking at the top two photo's in the 'Riverina Implements' brochure, noticed top one has the split screen, whereas the multi-coloured jigger (luv it!) underneath has the one piece.
Sits a lot lower as well, possibly to drop the deck height? Smaller wheels/tyres? OR, is it a smaller model?
I am sure I have seen one around with this seemingly huge cab sitting on a relatively small chassis and 16" wheels/tyres.
Where would a bloke get a copy of the spec sheet, or the line setting ticket?
Thanks, Dave_64

sum freshly pirated inter info for your viewin pleasure

Clikity........119 pix .... Vintage International Trucks Slide Show

cya

Dave, I'm pretty sure this has been Hotrodded..




I have seen It, but can't remember What chassis is underneath It.....

Seed M80
th@ above pic ..... B a ATHS Victorian members beast



we tuched on the ARC 160 way back wen
www.hcvc.com.au/forum/restore/8652-inter...-asc160?limitstart=0

cya

...I'll have a guess Swishy and say the last pic is an ASC180 .. 4 bars in the lower grille...bigger banger ??

Dunno Defective

Looks like the door hasn't got a cut out to swing over the guard
me thinx it may B a big primemover beast



Butt

WaddaEyeKno

cya

Thanks for the chop out, Guys. Some good photo's there. Looks to me like the ASC 160 may have been the smallest released over here, with the 7.50X20 tyres on it. A couple of others around may have had ASC sheds on smaller chassis, in at least one case, a 1300 or 1310 series. All good info.
Dave_64