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m80
we can't go handicapn Grandad jist because he haz a different bed side manual than U
with all the beer he has won with Wotzit proves th@ beer makes U smarter





Murray nosw wot he's talkn about
well dun Murray
Drinx 4 U



Yes tiz A:
Hendrickson truck



The Hendrickson story began in 1913 with the founding of The Hendrickson Motor Truck Company by inventor and businessman Magnus Hendrickson. This small Chicago-based manufacturing company built trucks often equipped with cranes, which were used to haul stone and other building materials.































































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WotSezU?

cya

REO

Biederman

And MY bedside manual says it’s a flash looking horse float!

Sorry guys
no one correct az yet
Summer iz apon us
n U jokers gunna get thirstier
try again for u're very best WAG
cya

Studebaker?

I have spent days trying to remember the name of a magnificent 1928 truck that was for sale at Murray bridge in South Australia about forty years ago. I had to leave it, as it needed too much work for my almost non-existent skills. I think it must have been a BROCKWAY. It had headlights like the one pictured and the upright cylinders in front of the front suspension are Gruss brand "Air Springs." It originally had a bus body owned by the Adelaide Tramways board. It spent the last years of its working life with a tray on the front half of the chassis (behind the cab) and a drilling rig on the rear, and drilled water wells in the Coorong area of SA.

The tramways had one Brockway and a 1929 bus of a different make, but very similar. That one is/was in the Tram Museum at Saint Kilda beach outside Adelaide.

If that answer is not good enough for a beer from my very own fridge could I please have a glass of red wine from my very own cupboard, as it is a very cold, wet and windy day here for the first day of summer?

Morrie m80
on this one occaision eye will allow U a visit to the your cupboad ...... tiz cold enuff for a sip of port
jist dun go make n it a habit of it
LOL
cya

Ta, Swishy.

Is it a Brockway? built on a bus chassis for lower loading height and probably softer springs?

In a Word

NO