Help find Dad's old Kenworth

It is all good werk, just checking to see if anything had come to light

Busy busy, seems to be common for a lot of us of late

If the Kenworth book is as good as the Mack book it will be a keeper for me
And I hadn't heard of a book on the kiwi Pacific trucks


Paul

Yeah ... There's just never enough time these days. The KW book will be just as good as the Mack one.

No plans for a Pacific book that I know of ... Yet ... But due to my research into Pacific here in Aus,vi gained a lot of knowledge/info on the NZ ones too. Although there seems to be a lot of guys into NZ truck history, I'm surprised that nobody has gone as in-depth as I have so far...
But any which way it turns out ... The research I do will be there for anyone/everyone to use in the future.

Thank you in advance Werk for all your work that people like your self do for us to enjoy

Planning a trip (very loosely in my head so far) to the north island to try and find the were abouts and more details of a one off Kiwi special 

Paul

Which one is that ???

I may have looked I to it myself

Not a Kenworth, a very custom Diamond T

Another thing that I saw and got distracted by, it doesn't take much to distract me truck wise

Paul

On Facelessbook today this Kenworth came up
I reckon it must be the same model 

 

 

Snowy mountains hydro Authority 

And here lies the problem with Facebook, I can't find the post to share the pictures details 

I'll try this again
I did eventually find these photos

Swishman is right, trying to find anything on Facelessbook is hard yacka

Greg Wood post

Courtesy of Michael Lake, Seattle Kenworth Australia site.   'Z' commonwealth number plate, can't work out which department on the door.

 

And

Eddie Haskell post

From memory that photo is out of a "Kenworth down under magazine" ???  Snowy Mountain Authority...  A extremely rare one of a kind L924....

 

Anyway, I wonder if these are the same model truck ?

Paul

Yes I reconizw the back ground pic
as Kenworth Bell St Preston  Melbourne Circa 1972
https://www.hcvc.com.au/forum/attachment/46083

Paul

The door sign says "Snowy Mountains Authority"