Vintage shots from days gone by!

Don't even think about tryin to keep up with Bob K!!!!

 

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Juárez Mexico, 1950

 

And everybody said he was hiding @ the Meadowlands, they just didn't look good
enough.

mlight9.

 

LOOK! Our Topless Cruiser...the early days! Hi Denise.

 

Mack Thermodyne that was imported from the USA, but was used in Brisbane, Queensland.



A Dennis that was used in Brisbane, Queensland, until 1984.



Willys Jeep, Australian build, that served around the Sunshine Coast, Queensland from the late 1950's until 1990.



Dodge that served in S E Queensland.



Dennis that served in New South Wales from 1935 to 1969.

 

Ford Coupe Ute:

 

1930's Willys Overland and Whippett (?), the one with a "Ute" conversion:

 

New England Motor Company, New South Wales, early buses:

 

Where was this?

 

The New England Motor Company still operate. The Head Offce is in Lismore, New South wales.

The White WA20 bus was photographed in front of the Dongrayald Hospital. It operated Lismore - Brisbane.

 

One of Kirklands Buses, a White:



White Semi trailer bus, the first in Northern New South Wales:

 

Another White bus, built in Brisbane, and operated from Lismore to Evans Head:

 

Busses from Gladstone, Queensland - includes a couple of semi trailer busses:

 

An AEC from Sydney, NSW:

 

I heard they found Jimmy Hoffa! Supposedly he was in a Chicago hospital, in the maternity ward...organizing labor.

 

Wow! Would that semi-trailer bus make a cool camper or what!

 

Here it is pre-delivery to NSW:

 

White Semi Trailer bus of Murray Valley Coaches:



and a rigid White:

 

Foden Viewmaster of Murray Valley Coaches:

 

Another Semi trailer bus from Australia:

 

I worked for Western Union Telegraph Co. around 1970-71. Our Line truck was a COE Ford like that but I don't remember the quad headlights.

 

Hey, that's one of those Walmart pictures circulating in e-mails...

 

I dunno, with a little refinement on the fins, that could be a stylish car even today.

 

I'm not sold on wind power but those Jeeps are way cool.

 

It's an early C-Series Ford cab, 1st year for them was '58. They had dual headlights for several years before going to singles I think around '65. Don't know why. It was one of Ford's most popular medium duty trucks and was both gas and diesel powered. I think the last year was in the early-mid 80s. Sold many, many parts for those rigs in a variety of configurations.