Gday from pygmy (new member)

Hi there, my name is Peter (pygmy cause I'm short!).I currently work for a big airline as a licenced aircraft mechanic (35 years).just bought a international D1110 1972 ute/truck....
I just love the dodge/inters shape.Resorting back to old days,old ways.Its good to get away from that high tech stuff and go back to basics. Currently at blue slip stage just needing a set of kingpins then rego. Have lots to show and tell. Looking fwd to meeting /talking with you fellows and hopefully one day I can contribute to next bloke who will be going through the same motions as I doing up and keeping these beautiful bits of historical vehicles going.

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Welcome to the forum Pygmy
You will find a heap of good guys and information here
Don't be afraid to ask no matter how trivial you may think it is
These guys can save you tearing your hair out LOL
Diggerdave

cheers,once I work out photo upload size stuff will start posting away.I cant help you guys with knowledge but I can swing a spanner.hopefully sometime I can help someone in some shape or form.

If you need any bits,try Iveco ,surprising how much they have for the old Inters.

thx John,Already bought stuff from KSA in Leichardt Sydney.Not cheap as parts running out so blokes up their price.I get that what do ya do? In a hurry to pass rego first. Once I settle into this scene and find stuff relevant, Will then share as you are doing.

The bodys are rare,must have been under cover most of the time.The 4 wheel discs are fantastic,just a touch of the toe.When you re driving be very careful of loosing the back end,especially on wet corners.You will also learn never to park downhill on grass,the back end is very light.

Hi pygmy
Try i know parts
Military road Guildford
Paul on 0434341500
No connection to me but can seem to get hard to find bits
Diggerdave

Hi, and welcome. I love that size/ body too.

Rare to find a tray in that good condition.

John speaks the truth about losing the back end on wet corners. Did it myself in a Dodge 200 - surprisingly easy!

Jarrod.

One thing you will need is a grease gun,these trucks must be kept well greased.