Foden.

Hi Giddy Up

Just wondering if the Foden has a twin hiding in the

background and would it be for sale as well

Bluey

...G'day Bluey,thats what happens when you park these 'ol wagons too close together...they start 'breeding'... .At this point mate that one not for sale. Cheers, Giddy.

Giddy
I wish they would I'd park some of my "olde crappe"
touching if I thought it would work
Maybe I've got all boys or all girls www.hcvc.com.au/forum/Templates/Forum/default/undecided.gif
Bluey

Hi Giddy Up

Just wondering if the Foden has a twin hiding in the

background and would it be for sale as well

Bluey

Bluey, Mate just buy this one..........

Hayseed
Probably enough projects around here that need
attention at the moment
Might be to expensive by the time you factor in the price
of the divorce that might come with it
Bluey

I have just joined the Gardner club. One of the Peter Roberts fleet, had a big water tank on it, Would like to know where it came from originally.

On the bubble V

I am looking for a wind screen, hub caps, and some of the ally decorative strip.

In the pic of previous post you will see the exhaust, which according to the 4m high bridge in Lismore is 4.050m high :-X
Thanks to Elwyn, our Foden expert, I have located a screen and details of where I can buy the jewlery in Endland to make her look like a proper lady. Also how to get the build sheet. Thanks to the forum, couldn't have done it without you.
This one went to a quarry in Nabiac where it got the chassis extension and served as a water truck.

Dave, Foden made everything bar the motor, and even then they made a screamer for those that wanted one. 12 speed gearbox with the later air pre-select x3 range change.

Mammoth,
Well done, can see loads of potential there! Can almost hear that Gardner echoing off the walls of Mt Gibraltar already!

Dave.

Build sheet back from Cheshire records already! May 1960. Even specced with 'anti glare' wind screens!

Looks a bit like this beast i saw in coober pedy a month or so ago!, bloody nice find mammoth![URL=http://s386.photobucket