Kyogle - Brown & Hurley

Evening Folks. So, who'll be in Beaudesert this Saturday for the cruise down to Kyogle?

I'm bringing a dozen or so Landy nutters with me.....looking forwad to it.

I will be coming up from the south.
The Mount Lindsay hwy that you will be travelling on used to be called the New England Hwy and was the main route to Brisbane. so as you battle with the bends and hills spare a thought for the interstaters of days gone by.

While Cam and some others were at Bigington a joint run between the two Brisbane truck clubs and the Landie club went to Kyogle.The Mount Lindsay was as testing for the more modern Kenworths as it was for the oldies. Over 90 people were counted at Hurley & Brown and over 80 sat down for dinner. Jim Hurley & staff put on a breakfast Sunday morning.

Pictures taken at the showground where the club laid on lunch.

Graham Kircher's twin steer Scammell Routeman looked splendid.

Well travelled Ford.

Owner called it a jailbar. V8 motor

English cab M model Bedford. Side covers removed to aid cooling in the very hot conditions.

'Norco' 1926 Dennis, rebuilt from a 250 Gallon fire engine

4070 International

Kenworth driver celebrated his 70th birthday on the run.

R model Mack still does some work.

Trevor & Phyllis Davies Merc

Bedford, Athol Hedges body

More pictures

Andy Soutar's smick Kenworth in background will be at the Hume run.

Ron Toy's FFK Austin, complete with 'silly wheel'.

Ian Fordyce's well travelled mklll AEC hauled a trailer with a D2 Cat for a load

Jim Hurley restored this Leyland Hippo out of three trucks

Another Hurley restoration, this time a WC White

Jim's White has a family connection

Jim's Leyland Super Comet.

The first Kenworth sold by B&H

A couple of more pics

some of the 100 strong crowd

even a school bus

looks like a great day love the 58 Chevy Viking, and the 46 Chevy