Went past the scrap yard over the weekend and seen a 6x6 acco sitting beside the machinery shed . it's painted red and white and has a white kangaroo on the doors .It is also a flat tray. Haven't any pics yet but will get some in the next day or 2 .

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Cheers Mick

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interesting combo, maybe it was a fire engine. if the chassis number is there grab it as well

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1981, Series 3 FFR. 33-727 - Grover
1961, Series 2 Ambulance. 108-098 - Eden

Registry of Ex Military Land Rovers Mem. 129
Defence Transport Heritage Tasmania Mem. 12

You know, strictly speaking, throttling the staff is my job

After a closer look it was the olive drab color underneath and repainted the red and white . I could of bought it yesterday .... got sold this morning .Heres a few pics .......

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Cheers Mick

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Few more pics .......

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These vehicles weere never kown as ACCO's they were Mk3, Mk4 or in this case F1 or Mk5
Hodgo

Great pics Mick, brings back memories, next time we catch up I'll tell you a story from 1982 up at Pucka when I was a No.3 on a 5.5" being towed flat chat by one of these doing a 'move to alternate'. We must have picked up a Barb Wire fence somewhere on the range and as we had just crested a hill and comming down the other side when all 6 wheels locked up...we were on loose gravel and there were 9 of us in the back with all the stores and Ammo getting tossed around as this thing slewed sideways!!. TST broke 2 pairs of bolt cutters trying to free up the main tailshaft. There's more but I'll tell you when I see you.

Cheers Steve.