Overlander's old Photos

Dave_64 wrote: That latest batch of Overlanders photos shows one of the KW "Grub" trucks, was it an ex-Camerons? Didnt think there were all that many of them made, was only familiar with the two of them. Another well known blast from the past was " Honest John" Kennelly's, knew a cupla blokes who worked on Bouganville back in the late sixties/ early seventies,when they were tied up with Brambles.

No.. That Grub truck is a 3rd one... Never at Cameron's

Swanny wrote: Seed :Thanks for that info do you know what difference and specs the prototype Road Boss had over the White 9000?

NFI, I'm Sorry to say Swanny..

All I know is that Slasha's (Marchetti) Truck is V903 & 10 Speed...

More of Overlanders photos from his US trip

Mix of Peter Ramsay and Nifty's Photos.

Thanks for posting.
I spy a White 7400. Not many about. Haven't seen a 7500 show up yet (unless I missed it, or forgot).

Jarrod.

Some serious hard workers in this lot Jarrod

Those little Diamond T's were pretty tough little jiggers that would of been punching well above their weight back in the day
It's a shame they aren't desired by collectors very much as I feel they were a much better truck than the Dodge with the GM or the KM Bedford or even the C and D line Inters with 6 pot Cummins

Just my thoughts

Great photos as usual

Paul

There used to be a White Diamond T from around here, Taree or Old Bar and turn up at the Yesteryear Truck Show at Wauchope and he had a camper body built on the back. It always looked and sounded great.