Accos...C'mon wheres all ya Acco piccys?

Well can't put one of mine up as Choc's has already done so.

However can add another HCVC members to the collection!


Ok maybe one more of mine!



Or two!

How about a few ACCOs from across the ditch. The one in the first photo is an ACCO, not a T-Line; the owner changed the grille and badges

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/ACCOT-Line.jpg?t=1320727440

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/ACCO1.jpg?t=1320727440

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/ACCO2.jpg?t=1320727440

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/ACCO3.jpg?t=1320727440

and maybe just a couple of T-bags

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/T-Line1.jpg?t=1320727440

http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz350/vicandval/T-Line2.jpg?t=1320727440

Forgot about the ones from over the ditch!

Here are a couple.

Norling spec ACCO, brand new in 1983. 6V92 (fitted with T line badges)..



Same truck as above, taken in 2006. Now fitted with tipper and working in Melbourne.




My jigger

Bigcam

See the 'rusty' step cab ACCO pic you posted further back in this topic - is one of the 1950's with the joey box lever on the outside of the drivers seat.

Oldfulla

My Acco, 1830A, 358 Neuss which I turbo charged, it was my main truck for quite a few years, started work on the farm, then went on to contract work, carting rocks, sand, gravel and grain, most times carrying 24 tonnes, 10 on the truck, 14 on the trailer, it is fairly flat around here I might add. For a Neuss, it did well, only one broken crankshaft.

RnR.

they even made ACCO's for Bugly (although if you want to be technically correct some of these are really AACOs)


and some others

Here's the Blackwater ACCOA 1910F (392 V8 petrol, bogie drive, 5 x 3 trans) with an auto Valiant motor chain-driving the agitator.

Heres mine www.flickr.com/photos/20960256@N04/54957...et-72157624751321266