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australian peterbilt factory right hand drive
14 years 3 months ago #17789
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If you look at the front wheel on the drive there seems to be no axle so that may be it.
When i was carting containers into there it seemed to be parked up for quite a while. Mark
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Mark, that one in TNT colours, SWB, may have been the one that was single drive with a pusher, the other seven were bogie drive. Jeff.
If you look at the front wheel on the drive there seems to be no axle so that may be it.
When i was carting containers into there it seemed to be parked up for quite a while. Mark
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14 years 3 months ago - 14 years 3 months ago #17790
by 352rhd
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the one with the pusher axle was originally alltrans 281,the first truck delivered to them,then owned by a tnt subbie arthur ridley from sylvania,sydney.the truck is still around on the nsw north caost,the truck with duel on the bonnet was also a alltrans truck.as a matter of fact it was the second to last australian delivered pete.it is in the photos on page 1,its the one with the bullbar and cab in primer.
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14 years 3 months ago #17791
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14 years 3 months ago #17792
by Old AB
Keep old inters alive.
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HI all. Read with interest about the Peterbilt. Was one in Tassy that belonged to Sweatman Brothers in Beaconsfield. Was from memory purchased new by Hilton McKoy on logs. Had 250 cummins and a 5x4 box with a strange shift patern. Had arubber block type suspension. Was still sittin in there yard 5 years ago with the scrub growin around it. He wouldnt sell it then.
Keep old inters alive.
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14 years 3 months ago #17793
by werkhorse
You might Laugh at me because I'm different, I laugh at you because you're all the same
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They also own the very last SAR ever made
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12 years 11 months ago #17794
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12 years 11 months ago #17795
by doug
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That chemtrans pete i believe is owned by Glenn Lynch and is still in his yard at hexham
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12 years 11 months ago #17796
by prodrive
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12 years 11 months ago #17797
by doug
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Had a look at the chemtrans pete today....its in a pretty sad state, but they are still talking of restoring it
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12 years 10 months ago #17798
by PeterbiltMech
i've been doing a lot of research on peterbilts, especialy the classic "corvette dash" 359 pete and am currently looking into importing one or two when i go to America in september, working at lynches and having conections like frank chrystie helps a lot so if anyone has any questions just hit me up and if anyone has any info or anything on 359 petes i'd love to hear it
cheers
luke
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Stuck these up the other day in another post, fellow member Peterbiltmech knows all about them and works there!
Would be an interesting place to work, they have some good toys.
i've been doing a lot of research on peterbilts, especialy the classic "corvette dash" 359 pete and am currently looking into importing one or two when i go to America in september, working at lynches and having conections like frank chrystie helps a lot so if anyone has any questions just hit me up and if anyone has any info or anything on 359 petes i'd love to hear it
cheers
luke
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