Re: Brambles Port Kembla 1960's

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11 years 6 months ago - 11 years 6 months ago #95654 by Rusty Engines

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I remember that name well BRAMBELS
Wollongong is my home town, did my apprenticeship at the AIS in the early 1960s
Ian

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11 years 6 months ago #95655 by newto

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I remember that name well BRAMBELS
Wollongong is my home town, did my apprenticeship at the AIS in the early 1960s
Ian

mustta been real early 60's....maybe even 50's 'cause i always known 'em as BRAMBLES....your mob,that brambels,methinks maybe they were the chicken farmers from dapto????

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11 years 6 months ago #95656 by melonreo

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GEE NUTOE there is nithin rong with a spelin misteaks :-?

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11 years 6 months ago #95657 by hummincummins

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Hey Diesel-d it could have been a 190, yes a long time ago 40 plus years. Sometimes he used to park in our front paddock when we used to live at the Burgh.Something about winging neighbors or similar.Sounds like somethings don't change.

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11 years 6 months ago #95658 by Rusty Engines

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BRAMBLES oh rats to many big fingers not that good on the keys
Would I have got away with it if I could have made it look more like a

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Hey Cam those two Whites 2064's were repowered with
4 cyl CAT's. The same motor as the 944 loader and allison autos, they were still there in the late 70's....

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