Manuel in Oz
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19** Dodge Ambulance Australia - Vehicle Check
Manuel in Oz replied to The New Guy's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Aussie cars may have had Kew engines and cars Lucas electrics. -
Old Plymouth And Dodge Pics From Seattle Archives
Manuel in Oz replied to jcmiller's topic in P15-D24 Forum
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
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U.S Army Campaign Artillery-1935.
Manuel in Oz replied to Fernando Mendes's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
They look like Chevs to me. Manuel in Oz -
Help about "male-goat"
Manuel in Oz replied to Fernando Mendes's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
That's the one I was thinking of. The one Reg sent u. It may have had a different name before. Manuel IN Oz -
Help about "male-goat"
Manuel in Oz replied to Fernando Mendes's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
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
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The light blue roadster at the back looks like a Model A Ford. Manuel in Oz
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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
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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
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Can't find it now Tim. What does Hoboken mean? Manuel in Oz
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His name is Steve and he lives in Hamilton NZ. Doesn't say anything else. Manuel in Oz
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Harden and Johnston were the Dodge distributors for NSW. The also handled Peugeots. Manuel in Oz
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Keep your eye on ebay boys. Interesting books often pop up there. Cheers Manuel in Oz
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Thanks for the pics mate. What happened to the diff and where did u get the parts to fix it. Manuel
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Hi Thats a nice 33 Dodge. Can u give us some more pics and info on it plse. Thanks, Manuel in Oz
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Looks great Andy. Especially the twin Stromberg carbies. Like to see how the 186 pump and adaptor goes when u get her going. Manuel in Oz
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Utes used to have a one piece body. Though the current crop [Holden & Falcon] seem to have changed to separate trays. Manuel in Oz
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I think all the red Holden engines are the same [with regard to manifolds]. Have seem twin carb manifolds often on Oz xbay. Not sure if they fit Dodge engines. Manuel in Oz
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Looks like its all Ford. Has buggy springs front and back and sits on Ford wheels. Also 1949-53 Ford engine. Manuel in Oz
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No problem Andy. I know what u are talking about. The EA/B wagons must have had leaf springs. Is the overall width the same? Manuel
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A list would be great Tony. The blokes in the Parts Dept must have had fun in the old days :-) Manuel
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Now I'm really confused. Is there a list/chart of the gear used in Oz? Manuel
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I don't think so. Manuel in Oz
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Andy The other day I found out that some of our 230 motors are actually 228's. They have a different B & S. Could they be Kew motors? Manuel in Oz