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    Twin boom pic


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    Is that the same truck??

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    I'll take it....

    (have to drop the perkins diesel in tho....)
    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    Is that the same truck??
    Not sure, but they both have the MX6707 antenna tuning unit and the same type beacon. The second one is also the wrecker depicted in the ACCO "an Aussie Icon" book on the history of the AACO and ACCO.


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    Mount Buller towing have one for extreme recoveries, Fitting 6x chains is good for the hands when you are in the snow..
    They also have a Studebaker Wrecker & used to have a Diamond T.

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