My new C Line Inter

Cracking shots, Old Dog and Cam.

I just realized that the 2 Green C1800`s are the same,before the resto and after.

When i bought it all home

First job to remove the silly wheel or pusher axle
I think i payed $7.ooo for the P/mover and $3,ooo
for the trailer. I just remembered when i hooked it up
at Camden i held it on the chassis with 4 big G clamps
and drove it home with no trailer brakes conected.
They wuold throw you in jail for 5 lifetimes now
The things you used to get away with.......

I cant remember the year model i think about 1969

Blankets on the seats must have been an industry standard on Dodges and Inters.I remember a couple of my fathers mates had Dodges,all of them had blankets on the seats.

Cam, great pics. After driving mine down from Swan Hill friday night I reckon the blanket on the seat was needed to keep handy for throwing over you legs when it turned cold. :

I certainly would like to find an overdrive box for mine and a faster diff so that it could sit on 100kph at 2100 rpm.

Old dog, looks like you had a great rig. Certainly presented well without the bullbar, and added chrome hub caps and matching paint for the trailer.

When I got the new truck back to Sarge's place (he's minding it for me) we had our own little truck show


It was quite a good turn out I thought

Blankets on the seats must have been an industry standard on Dodges and Inters.I remember a couple of my fathers mates had Dodges,all of them had blankets on the seats.

I think bucket seats you would use a towel and bench seats
a blanket . It used to stop me legs sticking to the seat. They
were a hot cab with fiberglass "dog house" protruding into the cab
to fit the Cummins. Come to think if it they all had blankets............

Nice line up Dennis.How far did you go to get it home?