mk1 ausie transit tray

[dob077]

well its been a while since i have been on the site to see whats happening.i have finaly finnished and registered my 77 tray.it has already been usefull transporting every one els and there bits.i am attempting to post a couple of photos,so if you see a hand painted green tray truck it should be mine...ken

[FredTransit]

Looking forward to the pics, did you mean they were in the post? Cos they weren't

[MrMPuk]

What's a tray?

[FredTransit]

A flatbed I think MrM.

[MrMPuk]

A flatbed I think MrM.

I wait for the person that knows to answer then.

[motorwise]

here you go

http://fordtransit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16937

[FredTransit]

Like I said in your other thread, I can't work out why you have put the pic in your avatar and not the thread!??

[blue meanie]

A flatbed I think MrM.

I wait for the person that knows to answer then.

as allways the wonderfull fred is right a tray is an aussie flatbed

[gemini]

[Smooth Hound]

nice lookig pickup or tray

[Ford Sprung Van Tastik!!]

Job well done

[Sundowner]

Nice old track you got there mate

And thats one killer avatar

[Granadadriver]

Looks very nice! I've never seen those mags before, what manufacturer is it? Aunger, Cheviot or ROH maybe? They look very similar to Vector (turbine) mags to me!

[ghost]

I remember "100+" making wheels like those in the '80s...we used to call them alley cats.

[Granadadriver]

I remember "100+" making wheels like those in the '80s...we used to call them alley cats.

Manythanks, Ghost! The keyword "100+" just brought something to my mind! The company used a Jaguar XJS, converted into a pick up with dual rear axle as a promo car! The mags on the Jag definitely were Vector (turbine) derivates, so the mags on this MK1 could be the same, maybe they look only different to me as they're polished instead of the usual silver paint! But I didn't know those mags were called ally cats too!