Name the trucks

We can all name a few. No part answers. Entries restricted to the whole fleet starting at the front

 

Hi,

despite highlighting the fact we can't see previous posts when replying I will have a go.

Black maybe dark green truck
Pink truck
Red Truck
White truck
Green truck
Another Green truck
Another Red Truck
Sort of Red truck
Dark Sort of Green/Black truck

Terry

Terry

You are leading at this stage.

Lang wrote:

Terry

You are leading at this stage.
 

Have a bit of a go Lang,
Leyland/Albion
IH AA160
IH ACCOT
Ford F600
IH ACCOT
Leyland/Albion
Bedford
?
IH AR 160
Ford F100
About as far as  the lamps can tell.

From the bottom:
Leyland Beaver or Albion Clydesdale.
Inter, Dodge but could be a Toyota.
Butterbox.
Ford F.
Buttebox.
Leyland Octopus.

The rest are too far distant to identify on a mobile device.

So a none truck question, is this QLD Gold Coast or somewhere else ?

Oh and I reckon these blokes are probably right
And I reckon there is a Landrover on the LHS facing the camera, red and black possibly

Paul

Qld Gold Coast after the big 1967? cyclone washed the beaches away. I remember riding my bike over from Southport to see the Sans Souci Motel hanging in mid-air as the water undermined the block it was built on during the same thing happening in 1962..

 

The Leyland family had so many models, particularly on the Albion side that it becomes fuzzy to tell them apart. The two here don't look to be 'heavies' so guessing at Albion Chieftain and almost certainly (6 wheel -need a big screen to tell the wheels apart - the middle one being a spare) Albion Reiver of which some were badged 'super six' in Australia.
Octopus have eight legs so sometimes they made it easier - and as a digression the Chinese six 'Steer' was a brilliant play on words with the emphasis on the double steer wheels, but also (as in the eight legger which was universal in pommyland at the time) a beast with bits missing

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