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  • Them old International Trucks were very good trucks.

  • Yeah man thats a small truck compared to the late 70's and 80's .I see moved up to

    a Benz yes you had to be a driver ,engineer ,and surveyer to haul ,your loads .

  • I knew many of those old trucks, and drove a few of them. The old AB84's were good workers in the late 60's Most of them had 160 Cummins or 6.354 Perkins and Fuller gearboxes and two speed diffs. I drove one of them for a while. I remember Santa's old mercedes and float. I carried some of his equipment sometimes. I drove the yellow and white Kenworth near the end a little, when Bill Pattel owned it. The 988 loader with the ejector bucket was at Greenvale nickel mine. Thanks for the memories.

  • @DL55driver Your more than welcome. It's good to share these old photos and experiences with others. The only truck I was old enough to remember was the UD at the end. I used to do a lot of trips with my uncle in this truck when I was 7-8yrs old

  • I knew most of those old trucks, and drove a few of them. The old AB84's were good workers in the late 60's Most of them had 160 Cummins or 6.354 Perkins and Fuller gearboxes and two speed diffs. I drove one of them for a while. I remember Santa's old mercedes and float. I carried some of his equipment sometimes. I drove the yellow and white Kenworth near the end a little., when Bill Pattel owned it. The 988 loader with the ejector bucket was at Greenvale nickel mine. Thanks for the memories.

  • What Song Is That?

  • @NicksMusicChannel100 Jimmy Barnes, Driving Wheels

  • @alwaysoffroad

    Thanks

  • ケンワース8×4C.O.Eとうd達磨がたまんないね。。。 萌え☆

  • great videos man, nice job.

  • Dipits the 60's and 70's in trucking great.

  • To think what these old Inters pulled around in their day. I liked the Dodge's that shared the same cab a little more. A bit nicer styled. Great photos and a good soundtrack choice.

  • mecknight yes point taken  mate cheers thanks for that

  • This was back in the days when men were men; when you sleep on the bench seat and make do. Unlike the modern hauler with its sleeper cab, micorwave, decent stereo and air conditioning. Not to mention the ride is a hell of a lot comfier than in these old timers.

  • Nothing like those old Internationals. The best trucks in its era.

  • When men were men

  • any idea what motors those studes had?

  • I take it you meant Studebakers. If so sorry none in here. All of those old balck and whites are of an international that my uncle drove. all australian trucks

  • A++ Great Video!

  • brings back a lot of memories !! thanks

  • nice single axle pulled lotta weight

  • love it old photos black and white cool alofroad and the old days of moving houses classic gone era s

  • @coewee Not entirely true about moving houses. A lot of those old weatherboard houses end up as beach shacks these days. You do see the occasional one getting towed, doing their best to make the phrase "moving house" literal

  • hey love the old trucks

  • A bit of trivia for you. I've lived in Ayr all my life and recognise some of the low-loader shots...obviously your uncle worked for "Franco" at some stage. I believe the low-loader on the Mercedes was the first one in the area and was a ex-army tank transporter. Keep posting, great work, good of you to share these photo's.

  • Yeah, my uncle worked a lot for Santa-L up until about 1983. He then worked for Burdekin Lime for quite a while.

  • Thanks for sharing...

  • Beautiful tribute to your uncle :)

    Whats the song please ?

  • The song is "Driving Wheels" by Jimmy Barnes

  • Hey awesome video and song, Im from the burdekin and just wondering who your dad was. and just wondering if most of the pictures were taken in the burdekin

  • These photos of are of my uncle's trucks all taken in the Burdekin in the 60's and 70's

  • It is a very big trunk

  • excelent video! love the old trucks with a passion. my grandfather had a albion reiver along with single drive white 9000 working in albion reid. the last few 40 seconds of the 4 kw's lined up look awsome and the twin steer kw looks mean! just abt 2 watch vid now...

  • What a great tribute! How things have changed.

  • Bloody unreal photos mates.

    Thanks for the vid

    ***** plus heaps more if I could.

  • absoloutly awesome video man. my dad used to drive on of those old inters.

    he passed away before i really started driving but i hope he'd be proud, generally driving a new kenworth and spent tonight and tomorrow night in a signature powered iveco b double. bit different to what he drove and these old girls.

    thanks a lot for all your vids, excellent work.

  • nice pics what kind of trucks are those??

  • Have a variety of trucks, lots of Internationals,(i think they're R180's) mecedes-benz 2436, kenworths and a UD

  • Awesome pics mate!!!***** and save2fave

  • At 01:42, the old truck on the left in that photo ain't an old "Butter Box" International, is it?

  • Yep sure is. if look at some of the house moving pics you'll see 2 or even 3 trucks moving the one house together. The wide load seen crossing the burdekin river bridge was 21 foot wide and travelled 1800km down the main hiway.

  • I know of someone who lives between Quambone & Carinda (out in the middle of whoop-whoop in central western NSW) who has one of these trucks! If you ever get the chance to buy a book, get The ACCO: An Aussie Icon by Peter Lynch - the book details every ACCO built up to today's IVECO ACCO 2350G (pretty much!). Paid $39.95 for my copy through Rally Badges, Tatura, Victoria (phone (03) 58241734 to order)

  • No problems, already have a copy of this and the LEADER book as well, another good one to get if you can find a copy is "The World Encyclopedia Of Trucks" will guarantee it has every truck ever built in the world up to the publishing date, eeven one off home made jiggers.

  • I brought the Leader one too!! I found it by slim chance via a Google search - will keep in touch with you through your channel... I have an e-mag for you called Australasian Classic Commercials - will give you the editor's personal email address as well as the mag's email address through a PM on your channel!

  • Googled it and its on the way to me now! Cant wait to read it.

  • BARNSEY goin to see him saturday night along with diesel CANT FOOKN WAIT

  • nice old trucks

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