1927 SL-34 Out and about after Restoration

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Trevor

I see the ladies are drawn to your great truck! Some folks think only fancy sports cars are chick magnets, little do they know! MM

Mike

Now I know why my son want's to take it for a drive all the time. LOL

Trevor

Here are some other pictures from the show taken by Sammy Daly.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sammydaly/ ... 756753976/

Trevor

Trevor,.. I always love your pictures. Gotta love the old steam tractor with the firm wooden boiler! Crazy how that works so well! Thanks so much for all your involvement in old ihc!

Manny

That steam truck is a real bitza truck and does it move will run along the road at about 40mph.

Always glad to share the pictures even if they are not all Internationals.

Trevor

Here is a link to another show we attended it was at Lancefield in Victoria Australia and about 1-1/2 hours drive from home in the 27. This was a 2 day event so we drove up on the Saturday Morning camped overnight and then drove home Sunday afternoon great weekend and the truck ran fantastic.

Enjoy the slideshow.

http://s593.photobucket.com/user/sl34sp ... eld%202014

Trevor

Interesting array of trucks, Trevor. Yours is still my favorite.

On another subject, I had said last week in another thread that Australian Dodges were Fargos. Looks like I was wrong. Most carry the Dodge name, with a couple Fargos and one Desoto! In the US, Desoto was part of Chrysler Corporation of which Dodge was of course also a division. The Desoto name was never put on an American truck as far as I know. Did the Fargos come from Canada?

Dean

Those big Australian semis look like they like to breathe.-Stickman 207

Dean

Not sure on the Fargos I know they were imported but not sure we're from.

Trevor