ronhorse

Well, what a nice response, thanks guys, made an old man's day, thought they may have been too old, I really really enjoy reading all your stories and of course the humour, that dry laconic Aussie humour, I miss that as I am hiding from the DMR in Florida!!! I spent a couple of hours on the computer trying to send the pictures until my head started to hurt, probably from eating yippee beans on the Hume! then a little light came on and I remembered several years ago sending a bunch to a site in Scotland, www.truck-photos.net click on to contributors, go down half a mile to my name, Ron Dingwall, gives an idea what they are. I have all the original pictures, how I still kept them I don't know, luck, in the meantime I will try to work it out

Ding
Gudday M8
only found the one pic



Ron Dingwall with International L200
I saw this L200 International at a junkyard, had 11,000 miles on it used by the Federal Government on Patrick Henry Airfield, Virginia, to spread salt. Never been on the highway At $1,000 I couldn't resist it and drove it home. My wife was thrilled!!!


Woopz
Me didn't look hard nuff
www.truck-photos.net/contributors.asp?id=51
(trubl with putn mouth into gear B 4 Brain)

LOL

Cya

[ch9787]

Thanks for the link Ron. An amazing history of Australian trucking.

Ding
Sme again

I jist killed sum time lookn thru your album on the above link
U sure have sum history in transport
thanx again

( on a side note the man lookn for Diamond T pix check it out sum 4 U)

LOL

Cya

[ch9787]

Great photos Ron. Absolutely fantastic. Almost a Tom Kruse type bloke.