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Roehm3108
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Re: V V for sale at Maryborough Vic.
« Thread Started on Jun 22, 2012, 12:51pm »

Interesting looking van, Dave.

Just to clarify, is the van located at Maryborough Vic or somewhere else?

Ray

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Re: V V for sale at Maryborough Vic.
« Reply #1 on Jun 22, 2012, 1:15pm »

Thanks Dave. If anyone is interested in this van and wants someone to check it out first, I will be in that area in the next week or two (depending on the weather).

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Re: V V for sale at Maryborough Vic.
« Reply #2 on Jun 22, 2012, 1:57pm »

okay to ask a few questicles here, Dave?

an enquiring mind seated to my left wants to know if the van is towable. any chance you might have that sort of info at this early stage - and at your considerable remove?

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Re: V V for sale at Maryborough Vic.
« Reply #3 on Jun 23, 2012, 10:31am »

Have just returned from looking at the van and it has been added to the collection .It is a single axle had vacuum brakes steel framed with all the cladding pop riveted on, the inside has had some cupboards removed and a couple just sitting there perched on bricks
it is going to be interesting to remove from the block as there are trees every where (was tight to drive the F250 through) so part of the recovery gear will be a chain saw .We will load it onto a trailer to bring it home next month ,we will have to allocate a corner of the factory for it. We are going to work out how to post photos as we have taken some as it sits and also post some photos of a 60s Airstream Overlander that has to be repaired in the front it has been jack knifed and received panel damage on the right hand bottom corner .
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