Clarendon Classic 2022

Thanks for the pics. Love that tribute "Moving On" W900. Pity about the 7 in headlights used.

A couple of classy looking Fodens

A tidy looking ACCO is still a very classy truck today

Thanks for sharing


Paul

Wow, there were some amazing rare trucks there. I wish I could have been there. The pictures of the Thornycroft Antar astounded me. Years ago I read that only three of them ever came to Australia and were for the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme. When I tried to research the fate of them, I was told that when the Scheme was finished they were sold to a coal mining company who used them until they needed to canabalise one to keep the other two going and after that, sold them to a scrap dealer who wrecked them.

I believe you're Spot on Morris.. There's a Grill/Radiator that is All that Survive of the Original; 3..

The one Pictured is a Later Import...

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Is there a specific term in Dodge model speak that denotes 6 stud wheels? In Inters it would be a 164 or 1640. I have two Dodge AT4-575 chassis here, one has 5 stud wheels, and the other has 6, and i have always wondered.

Brett.