Mech certs

Oldies but goodies

Thanks Ron, and keep them coming if you've got more.
Funny, you don't see most of those trucks at any of the shows around Briso anymore.
I know where a couple are, but I wonder what happened to the others?
The only bloke I recognized was Ian standing on the drawbar of the tipping trailer behind the CAT
Don't know the blokes at Burpengary, maybe Lang knows? It is his side of town.

Glad they of interest cam, that was the best show, I guess everything gradually disappears, changed computers to be a bit faster so put on a couple more

Foden? running swet

Beatiful

Bob Foster when he drove for Kittles in Tennant Creek

To end with a little bit of humour!

The old AEC Banoon, is Ian's as well, same bloke standing on the drawbar of the tipping trailer.
The Inter Coal Scuttle I( think is getting a pretty thourough resto, though I dont know that we'll see it out at a show.
I don't recall seeing any of those Blitz's at a show in the last few years.
The NR Mack on the back of the Mitsubishi still travells far and wide.
The Mack your mate Bob is standing in front of and the R 190 behind it are from Dalby, I think Tom may have brought it down to Beenleigh a few years ago.

Be interesting when the pictures of Rocklea come up in about a months time, Ian will probobly be there, but maybe not the others. I suppose they might loose a bit of interest over the years eh?

Hey, wouldyou, geez, that's some markup! makes for a loyal mechanic, same over here, employers are starting to think like bankers as they see how they are ripping off the people and getting away with it.
Re the Commer knocker, when the man started it up they had two medics and a heart machine there as they knew a few guys would get emotional, which they did. I could understand as if I watch and listen to a 5 cylinder Gardner on Utube I have to have time alone, wives are SO understanding about our interest in old trucks.