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I visited them often over the years and they gradually disappeared, hopefully to a good home.
There were no Fords

32V8 wrote:Whatever happened to Pig(Oinks) the originator of this thread?
I am using Imgur for online pics these days FWIW.

I am in contact with Brian all the time , He is doing well lost some weight and looking hearthy

Kiwipaul wrote:

32V8 wrote:Whatever happened to Pig(Oinks) the originator of this thread?
I am using Imgur for online pics these days FWIW.

I am in contact with Brian all the time , He is doing well lost some weight and looking hearthy

Is he still in the Philippines, it has been awhile since I contacted him.

Mercmad wrote:Saw a pic of a 4 door lincoln a few pages back..I see your Lincoln and raise you one Mercedes 600 Grosse ...

Hi Folks,

A long shot. This was posted a loooong time ago. Just wondering if anyone had any info on it? I don't think OP has been on for a while.

Cheers,
Louis.

You never know your luck in the big city.
There's a "Mercmad" on the Shannon's website. Might be worth contacting him via there?

https://www.shannons.com.au/club/enthus ... ad/garage/

Thanks for the info Jeffa. I’ll give that a crack.

32V8 wrote:Whatever happened to Pig(Oinks) the originator of this thread?
I am using Imgur for online pics these days FWIW.

i speak to him daily i often get some ripper builds from o/seas he sends me and vice versa
i tried to talk him into coming back here to no avail he did tell me why

Couple of 34 Chevys I got a hold of recently.

They are still out there.
Any specific plans for them Meeksie?
Thanks for sharing.

Nice score Meeksie.

My neighbour has a very derelict late 30's Chev together with a 1915/16 International Truck bulldozed into a heap just his side of our boundary fence.

I tried to get him to either give or sell the Inter to a local restoration crew who doing up the same truck.

No interest in saving any of it.

The Chev is a 4 cylinder but pretty complete with front end, transmission and diff plus the dash and scuttle.

Such a waste.

zuffen
That International would have to have solid rubber tyres on it wouldn’t it? Similar era to the original Bulldog Macks?
Michael

Yes it would have ben solid tyres.

This was the front half of the chassis with engine and front end. The radiator was missing but it had the hard to find coolant casting on top of the engine. That casting was the one bit the local Mens Shed would have loved. Instead it will slowly rust away.

It was used as a water pump as the transmission was gone but the flywheel was 6"wide and used with a flat belt.

That's all supposition but it makes sense in a farming area.

The mine in the NT that I did my trade with was on a big cattle station and under the shearing shed (before they woke up that sheep were not suited to desert conditions) was a very tidy long abandoned 35 Ford coupe, I pestered the cocky so much trying to buy it that he banned me from the place Anyway, when he died I went to work on his Son and got the same treatment, a couple of years later they decided to burn the old wool shed down, with the coupe still under there After that we had four years of bad drought and they walked off the place broke, and I have believed in Karma ever since

People are strange, aren't we all a bit.

Whilst they have no use or want of an item they won't sell it or pass it on to someone who will appreciate it.

The neighbour is a nice guy but just isn't interested in doing anything with them, or allowing anything to happen with them.

They're overgrown by scrub and could be pulled 2metres onto my place and then trucked out.

It isn't like we need to run a D9 over his bowling green grass, which he doesn't have.