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13 years 3 months ago #41792 by Coupeute
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Finally pulled some pics off my phone camera. This KW I shot 12 months ago at a carnival ride at Batemans Bay, the name of the carnies escapes me. Heading back there this January. I also remember them having an old big cab Atkinson. Ill take the camera while the mob are milking my funds dry, to see what else I can spot.


AL110 inter ute &&FC Holden Wagon&&HJ Holden 1 Tonner&&

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13 years 3 months ago #41793 by melonreo
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i reckon it would be bells amusements

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13 years 3 months ago #41794 by Coupeute
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That sounds familliar.

AL110 inter ute &&FC Holden Wagon&&HJ Holden 1 Tonner&&

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13 years 3 months ago #41795 by
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i saw the same truck in cowra on the way back from echuca truck show its a 61 w900 same as mine only its got a swishy v8 oil leak for power the guy comes from canberra i was told tidy old truck but it looks like the exon valdez were ever he parks it

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13 years 3 months ago #41796 by
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Hi, the Bell's Amusements KW above, is a 923 delivered about 66-67. The W model was not released in the US until about late 1963, in Australia the 1st W's started being delivered around mid 67.
Jeff.

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13 years 3 months ago #41797 by Swishy
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Jeff Man
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My KW chassis list shows the MMBW KW #102967
as a W923 straight 6-71 4x4 SQHD @ 6.44
most noticeably by the ugly huge radiator grill th@ no one had ever seen B 4 (now just common)


So I date the 1st KW W model bout 64-65
N may B the Hugh Waugh Loggin truck B 4 Th@
but th@ twaz x 6x6 with butterfly hood n military guards
But az allwaze
EyeDoSt&2BCorrected

Thanx for the input
Cya
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OF ALL THE THINGS EYE MISS ................. EYE MISS MY MIND THE MOST

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13 years 3 months ago - 13 years 3 months ago #41798 by Assessor
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HMMMMMMM looks like grenfell needs spend a bit more time on kw facts than worrying about Detroits
;D ;D ;D ;D
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13 years 3 months ago - 13 years 3 months ago #41799 by jimbo51
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Swishy,
Bit more info that may be of use.

My list shows the MMBW as a 923 not "W"

Ed Camerons book, page 41 has a picture captioned as the first W924 arriving in Melbourne about 1963 and used as a demonstrator.

But the listing I've got shows the first W model as delivered in June 1967 - 106552 a W923 to Russ King in Queensland.

There's one shown for Hugh Waugh early on. 101150, a 955 with NT-280, twin stick with F233-W front axle and SQDD rears. Could this be the 6x6 you mentioned and Ed Camerons talks about in his book?

Correction:
first W model by chassis number was June '67 but the first by delivered date is the Carson's Northern Timber (referred to in my later post) and a W923 to the Snowy Mountain Authority
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13 years 3 months ago #41800 by Assessor
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Where do you blokes get these listings? and why havnt i got them :'( :'(

Cheers Adam

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13 years 3 months ago #41801 by bigcam
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I think these 2 are the same, I'm sure I'm going to fimnd out shortly. Reputed to be the first W model in OZ?

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