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4 months 1 week ago #252814 by overnite
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Morris, you could afford to buy it , but could you afford to run it at today’s rates?

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4 months 1 week ago #252816 by Southbound
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I'd rather have tools that I don't need, than not have the tools I do need.
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    4 months 1 week ago #252817 by Mrsmackpaul
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    One I spyed this in New Zealand 

    A propper station wagon

     

    A series coupe

     

    and a camper van

     

     

     

    Paul


     

    Your better to die trying than live on your knees begging
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    4 months 1 week ago #252820 by wee-allis
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    That's a fair bit of pudding on the old Butterbox.
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    4 months 1 week ago #252826 by Southbound
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    Thanks for the pics MMP.
    IIRC the C1 coupe was a one off for the NZ International sales rep.
     

    LHD AA utes being built at Dandenong for export to Egypt.
     

     

    I'd rather have tools that I don't need, than not have the tools I do need.
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    4 months 1 week ago #252831 by 77louie400
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    That's a fair bit of pudding on the old Butterbox.


    Pretty normal for the day I guess, but hard not to look and go bloody hell, It was probably like the Commer Knockers and made that much noise you thought you were flying until some kid passed you on a push bike.
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    4 months 1 week ago #252845 by Mrsmackpaul
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    South Bound I seam to recall the sign said it was made for a doctor in Invercargill

    And yeah I could be wrong and writting needs more proof reading

    "A serious little coupe" was what I meant to write

    The way Im going I will need to get Swishman to proof read it first

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    4 months 1 week ago - 4 months 1 week ago #252849 by oliver1950
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    My old ACCO1830B loaded up and ready to head to a rally with a David Brown 30c, International W4 and  a Howard 2000 
     
    and with the mighty Oliver, I fear I was overloaded carrying it but I was never pulled up.
     
     Photos taken from our lounge room window  where we lived at the time
     

    You can't have too many toys!
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    4 months 1 week ago #252850 by cobbadog
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    Will your next truck n trailer be ready for this year's RIR. 

    Cheers Cobba & Cobbarette
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    4 months 1 week ago #252853 by Mrsmackpaul
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    My old ACCO1830B loaded up and ready to head to a rally with a David Brown 30c, International W4 and  a Howard 2000 
     
    and with the mighty Oliver, I fear I was overloaded carrying it but I was never pulled up.
     
     Photos taken from our lounge room window  where we lived at the time


    A bloke I worked for near Bundaberg bought a 4x4 Oliver like this, a fuel tank in each mudguard

    It was a 4 stroke motor and was a beautiful smooth motor, really really smooth 

    Most of the the ones I have seen have a GM 53 series motor which I don't particularly like 

    I reckon this Oliver would still be were I worked 

    I got the job of driving it back in from near Gin Gin

    The farm owner gave me strict instructions about gears etc

    I was just crawling along
    I searched around a bit for a better gear and found a good road gear and zoomed along really quick

    I felt it was a very underrated tractor


    Paul

     

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