Vintage shots from days gone by!

1961 Australian F100 Ambulance:

and a 1963 F100:



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A 1962 Commer Ambulance:

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Australian 1962 Dodge AT4-114 Ambulance:

and another:



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Australian 1964 Dodge AT4-114 Ambulance:



and a 1966:

 

Australian 1963 Dodge Phoenix Ambulance:

 

Australian 1964 Ford Galaxie Ambulance:

and a 1965:



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Another 1965 Galaxie with different body and an Australian 1959 Ford Fairlane:

 

Australian 1963 Valiant AP5 Safari and EH Holden Van Ambulances:



and EJ Holden Wagon Ambulance:

 

A Dodge (Commer) D2F Prime Mover and Trailerwith New South Wales registration:

 

Maple Leaf truck loaded with sheep:

 

Ford Prime Mover and Trailer laded with sheep:

 

From left Austin, 2 x Internationals, Ford, Bedford, Ford all Prime Movers with Trailers:

 

Leyland Hippo Road Train:

 

nope, we just have a govt that has sold us out, i bet you have friends that you know could do anything, but so many oppurtunties have left. i have also lamented that during the war we made all those tanks and battleshiops and planes, we weren't better educated then, people probably did have a better work ethic, but that is not evolutionary, we still have the same basic abilities, just not the oppurtunity. vote carefully this fall......jerry

 

More Leyland Hippos:

 

Ford Prime Mover and Trailer with bags of grain:



and loaded with bales of wool:

 

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Now THAT would make a kick-ass race-car hauler! Car in the back and living quarters up front. That AF/X Mustang would look cool in there!

 

I wish they would have made a panel version here in the states.

 

These Dodges look like they share some body parts with Internationals.

 

Some of these cab over Ford's were sold under the MACK brand for a short time.

 

Give it a rest, this is the best thread on the HAMB so let's not stink it up with politics. Post your pics and forget the commentary.

 

I agree, vintage. I've wanted to say something off and on, but this isn't the place.

 

Is it me,or does the windshield and doors look like International???

 

I see some dodge in her, but after seeing this pic, I think I agree with you.
chuck

 

Whle I prefer the '53-'55's the Silver and Golden Hawks are still very stylish, without any "refinement". I sure wouldn't turn one down if somebody handed me the title.

 

I couldn't agree more. I guess my subtle point was that the style was so advanced that with a little 21st century refinement, mainly the outdated fins, it would be a stylish 21st century car...Today

 

No panel vans here either. The bodies were constructed by independent body builders (No, not the muscleman type. ).

 

These Dodge and the equivalent International did share in Australia. Chrysler Australia did the bodies and International did the basic chassis. The running gear, trim, etc. varied.