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6 years 1 month ago #191543
by Dodgeydude
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Me and Dodgey are heading to this tomorrow, anyone else? Open to Dodge, Valiant etc. Display is in the old MAB and may the last time ever to get some pic's inside the old factory. Drop in, say Hello, talk BS......
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6 years 1 month ago - 6 years 1 month ago #191545
by Lang
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We went to the Chrysler Festival in Brisbane a couple of years ago with a 1924 Dodge ute, two 50/60 Dodge trucks and three WW2 Dodge Weapon Carriers.
We were allocated a slot on the side of the oval separate from and far to the rear of the main display. A Valiant based 1960's Dodge ute in our group was asked to leave us for the main display line. About three people out of the 1,000 in the crowd came over to look at our vehicles (some people never knew Chrysler ever made commercial vehicles unless it was a 2015 fully imported Dodge Ram). The garishly "restored" Valiants and imported American Chrysler family 60/70 cars were what it was all about.
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We were allocated a slot on the side of the oval separate from and far to the rear of the main display. A Valiant based 1960's Dodge ute in our group was asked to leave us for the main display line. About three people out of the 1,000 in the crowd came over to look at our vehicles (some people never knew Chrysler ever made commercial vehicles unless it was a 2015 fully imported Dodge Ram). The garishly "restored" Valiants and imported American Chrysler family 60/70 cars were what it was all about.
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6 years 1 month ago #191565
by 600Dodge
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You'd have been disappointed if you went to this one for trucks, there was a Fargo ute, an international car carrier and 5 AT4\D5Ns biggest was a 3 series.
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6 years 1 month ago #191566
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6 years 1 month ago #191574
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Yes but flying the flag for Australian Trucks. Of the AT4's there was that twin cab, an ex Ambo and another with a big diesel set up to tow a 5th wheeler and a tow truck. Not often I feel ordinary!
At one time there were 4 AT4 owners having a chat, good fun. If one of them was 600Dodge, I was the hairy one :lol:
At one time there were 4 AT4 owners having a chat, good fun. If one of them was 600Dodge, I was the hairy one :lol:
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6 years 1 month ago #191579
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I didn't get to chat to any other Dodge owners, I had a chat to the bloke with ex ambo down the port a couple of weeks ago who seemed a nice bloke, I did hear the owner of the Cummins diesel unit telling someone how good it was so I just kept walking, if I wanted to hear BS about diesels i'd ring toyota. The AT4 wellbody was a nice original old girl but it looked like someone loved it as it was, something I could never do.
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6 years 1 month ago #191583
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6 years 1 month ago #191599
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Yes Mate that was me. No intention of changing it.
The Crummins bloke loved his truck as well. Drove it from Brisbane... Bit like Grandads axe, he had modified everything, so was it really a Dodge still :whistle:
The Crummins bloke loved his truck as well. Drove it from Brisbane... Bit like Grandads axe, he had modified everything, so was it really a Dodge still :whistle:
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