Modern imports

Here is another from my regular contributor Jeff Bounds.
It shows a line of vehicles at Appleton Dock (Melbourne Vic.). The main vehicle-import dock is Webb Dock (also export of Toyotas); Appleton Dock is auxiliary space.

The buses are easy:
Scania chassis Irizar bodies. I am not sure from which of the Irizar's ~nine plants they come: Spain, Brazil or possibly Mexico.
See www.greyhoundcommercial.com/bus/coach/scania-iriza.htm
The trucks and machinery I can't recognise: that will be up to the knowledgeable people on this group.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

Mmmm........fully built coaches, I guess not many coach builders left in Australia, are competitive.

Roderick

I think they are

www.freightliner.com.au/

Trevor

Trevor's call looks right. Part of that site:
Freightliner is a key unit in Mercedes-Benz Australia/Pacific

The Tractor on the far right is a ;Fendt...

And the small tractor & harvester on the Left are Both :John Deere.....

The buses are from Brazil, regards

Thanks both for the extra information.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

Mmmm........fully built coaches, I guess not many coach builders left in Australia, are competitive.

Or signwriters, either >

Pretty sad indictment of our Manufacturing industry,
When It's more viable (I Guess) to import fully built up coachs, right down to the signwriting

Which way is the 'Skinny dog' meant to run on the front 'Seed?


chocs

Funny you mention that Chocs, I just looked up some images and they seem to face either way. Another thing, the amber beacons on the roof, maybe headed for a mine or similar?