Found Em (old R200 pics-picken up toys)

Sure it hasn't been in Queensland Pat?
Have you pulled the drain plug out of the diff to see if there is any water in there too?

CAM

i checked the engine and gearbox for forign fluids , but all is good , i will check the diff as well ,

there was no cane toads around so id say she has not been up your way , not in the last 25 years @least

The diff is the one with the lowest breather, it always cops the water first.

Looking good Pat, watch that countdown

Good to see you spending some money on that old rig pat. And your spot on with ed (the box doctor from dubbi) great bloke and very helpful

Un real ya findin' it melon then acquiring it,must'a been a good feeling bringin' it home, top job changin the ring gear, if ya make the hume run we should get a few screamers runn'in thru the hole in the wall together, them cummins blokes would turn green... jk..

hey Pat, really interesting pictures of your clutch battle to study, what a job!!
I left a Holden in Cairns for 4 months and to free the clutch had to start in gear and keep holding the clutch driving along pumping the gas pedal, finaly freed but lucky. The 2 inters I had wer when I bought 5 acres in virginia U.S. and built a house and BIG shed on 5 acres (hecktorpasquels?) The yeller one is an R200 I saw at a junk yard whilst out driving with my wife, did a Uee and the man said $1,000, had 11,000 miles on it, used by the federal Gov to spread salt on the patrick-henry airfield, never been on the highway, told my wife to drive the car home, she was thrilled!!!! never missed a beat on the way home. The red one was a 1967 190 I bought for $600 with a blown headgasket, man had put a new radiator in it, didn't solve the promlem so was over it, candy apple red, saw a KB7 at a show, had the red diamond with twin carbs and full air, bit different to the ones we had, must habve made your day finding this one, look forward to more pic's as you progress, printed the pic of you in the Tshirt, no IHI? hope thats ok. Ron.

My idea of a perfect back yard

RON
that is a good story, like tall of them the twists and turns and such are so much part of it all ,like if we didnt forget the milk and go back to the shop we would not of met up with the old man ......i was pretty sure your yellow truck was a USA L200

fell free to print post copy what ever floats your boat ,as its here to share..

Yep the yellow one is an L model ..... Tell by the top of the grille .... More verticle bars