Crawlin' the Hume 2014 - April 12-13

Geez that second truck in the last vid looks like a real ripper

Here you go deadly,I am sure Roderick & Steve won't mind
a screen shot of your big moment.Thanks to them both.

Loosley.

Is that Dave towing the Ford Ranger & caravan in the fast lane or the Ford & van pushing deadly via a stiff bar past the kenworth???? lol
Or had Dave paid the Kenworth driver to let him go past?

Secondly what's the grey old timer (with red solid wheels) on the back of the green trailer in Roderick's pics?? Interesting looking vehicle.

Thanks to all for posting the pics.

Steve has added the seventh and eighth videos, this time the mob entering Winton for lunch, with a lot of local cars (some special) joining to watch the display.
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As ever with youtube, the sidebar leads to a lot of Steve's other videos.

I will end up posting everything; I haven't the heart to omit anybody. I had thought of pruning anything on current plates, but nearly all were on .H or CH. plates (is there a difference?). One of this set is on authentic originals. I am guessing that all viewers can identify all trucks. I don't have the time to caption them, but most show the namebadge clearly on the original full-size views.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

Either way BnT ... That bloody Ute driver is keen ....

The grey with red mystery was offloaded somewhere, and drove into the Winton lunch stop. It shows in Steve's seventh or eighth video. I don't know if it was reloaded, or whether it could then handle lunch to Albury at its best pace.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

Hi Bnt,
you will find a pic of the gray & red GMC in the event chat topic,
Wallaroo S.A.tour March 28 -30 page two.
Loosley.

Secondly what's the grey old timer (with red solid wheels) on the back of the green trailer in Roderick's pics?? Interesting looking vehicle.

Thanks to all for posting the pics.

It is a GMC Owned by Murray Langford i believe ,Good photos on VTA F/B group .

Hi Dave,
The drongo with the caravan is a bit close to your dirt box Dave

The Luton Bedmack is flying well.

Keep on truckin and happy recent Birthday mate.

Cheers
RS

Steve now has parts 9 & 10 up: arriving at Winton, and leaving. Something which I hadn't seen yet: there was a Flxible Clipper bus there.
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My next six. I have new looked ahead: I have a Beamish. I got a great toot and wave from a Hayman, but I either I missed the photo, or the door lettering doesn't show in my angle. I also got a second happy kid, out with his dad, and I did get the dog too. In this set, I did the fuzzy one smaller, but I couldn't omit two historic vehicles from the coverage. I worried about the Kenworth with current road registration, but that has to be a rally number obscured in the centre of the windscreen.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor