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International Trucks => International Truck Chat => International F1, F2 & F5 => Topic started by: Tommy on July 23, 2013, 10:52:40 PM

Title: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: Tommy on July 23, 2013, 10:52:40 PM
Found this Inter 6x6 for sale on Gumtree.

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/wynyard/heavy-farming-agriculture-equipment/ex-army-6x6-tipper/1023414743

A closer look will show the 'modern' AUSCAM style camouflage scheme painted on the cab and chassis rail. The scheme does look authentic. If it is a tipper as described in the heading, the tipper body would have received the same scheme.

I have searched through my photo collection and the REMLR website and cannot find a photo of the Inters painted this way.

It would be worthwhile if someone who lives close to Wynyard, TAS pay the seller a visit and take some detailed photos of the camo scheme of the cab chassis and tipper body (if still on property). If it is a genuine 'one off' then it would be nice to have a photographic record of it.
Title: Re: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: 4X4-566 on July 24, 2013, 02:22:33 AM
Thanks Tommy

Pitty its on the south island and lost its army tray.
Title: Re: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: stephendavis on July 24, 2013, 09:54:33 AM
i remember the inter that did have a cam paint job,they were the recovery ones as they stayed in the system
grays online at minto have one in there yard.it is not cam
Title: Re: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: Diana Alan on July 24, 2013, 11:52:28 AM
i remember the inter that did have a cam paint job,they were the recovery ones as they stayed in the system
grays online at minto have one in there yard.it is not cam
So it was an F5 Wrecker? 

I wonder what happened to the twin boom Holmes gear???
Title: Re: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: stephendavis on July 24, 2013, 12:59:39 PM
if it was most of them had a vice on the bumper on the left hand side
or just a plate were it was mounted
Title: Re: AUSCAM Inter 6x6
Post by: Phoenix on July 24, 2013, 01:25:15 PM
I have the chassis number from the one at Minto, it was one from tasmania that the boys had been holding on to for some time.  It came up to the midlands military meet and rendezvous once.  I'll have to find the pics of it.

Looks like she has been used as a vegetable hauler up the coast.  I know a lot have been used for that because it is hard going for any civilian off road truck.  Might send the info to a mate in the Defence Transport Heritage of Tas who has a farm up that way.