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Prototype Kenworth C501

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9 years 1 month ago #156736 by dieseldog
I spotted this in the local pocket trader and thought it may be of some interest to someone.

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9 years 1 month ago #156737 by Swishy
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Deezel Dawg
Gudday M8

bout 1970 give or take a decade LOL
we were offered may B a Canadian built Kenworth Brute
a 1 off beast for Au
but never eventuated
the thort twaz there ... to replace the KW 'S' models wen they B came xtinct


pic taken 1982 thanx to Kim Loeb

cya

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9 years 1 month ago #156738 by oyamum
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I still see mc alease (spelling?) working 1 of these old beasts. Yellow and white big banger pulling a float. Always makes me smile when I see her cruising and earning a $$$$

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9 years 1 month ago #156739 by andy950
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would be one of the first 501's I woulda thought, 500's before that weren't they? be about the same time as the 601s 401s etc came out

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9 years 1 month ago #156740 by werkhorse
Yeah C500s came out in the mid 80s ..... And the name Brute was only used in the US and was for a certain C500 model ...not all of them ;)

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9 years 1 month ago #156741 by Ryan
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the first Brute would be ross pardington's first green one, the brochure pictures had it with the exhaust behind the sleeper.

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