Manuel in Oz

Aussie cars may have had Kew engines and cars Lucas electrics.

Pic No 4 is a 1935-36 Ford V8 truck. Manuel in Oz

Love those pics Tony. Didn't realise the utes had soo much chrome on them! Manuel in Oz

They look like Chevs to me. Manuel in Oz

That's the one I was thinking of. The one Reg sent u. It may have had a different name before. Manuel IN Oz

Do u mean Dodge Ram mascots? If so there is a site that shows them by year. Manuel in Oz

A friend took me thru last year. What a great place. Well worth a visit. Manuel in Oz

The light blue roadster at the back looks like a Model A Ford. Manuel in Oz

There used to be a magazine that did back to back road tests of old cars. It was called Special Interest Autos [sIA]. If I remember rightly they did some testing of the big 3 cars for all different years. U can probably find the index of the back issues on the net somewhere. HTH Manuel in Oz

Opel and Holden used Chev V8's. Holden still does. They were sold as Pontiac G8's and Firebird/GTO's in the US. Are there any new Pontiacs left that are for sale still? They would be a damn good buy. As they are quite a good car. I think they wanted to sell the ute over there as well. Cheers Manuel in Oz

Can't find it now Tim. What does Hoboken mean? Manuel in Oz

His name is Steve and he lives in Hamilton NZ. Doesn't say anything else. Manuel in Oz

Harden and Johnston were the Dodge distributors for NSW. The also handled Peugeots. Manuel in Oz

Keep your eye on ebay boys. Interesting books often pop up there. Cheers Manuel in Oz

Thanks for the pics mate. What happened to the diff and where did u get the parts to fix it. Manuel