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Ute at work [other side]
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SubmitterDodgemanMore Photos from Dodgeman   Last Update2004/4/30 10:10    Tell a friendTell a friend
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This was the shop ute for D&G motors, the Datsun dealer in Blacktown, near Sydney.
A ute's gotta earn it's keep.

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/4/30 10:13  Updated: 2004/4/30 10:13
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From: Southern Tablelands N.S.W. Australia
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 Re: Ute at work [other side]
With a June '73 build date, it's a real 1200. I ran the 1200GX & 5 speed in it for about a year later on. It went well, but in the 1000 it was more fun.

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B120dat
Posted: 2004/4/30 10:28  Updated: 2004/4/30 10:28
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 Re: Ute at work [other side]
nice...Dman could you put the the year of these pics that you post??? im lost i dont know what you own now or when you have owned the other cars. im just intrested thats all, when did you own this ute? what happened to it?

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/4/30 10:30  Updated: 2004/4/30 10:30
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 Re: Ute at work [other side]
I bought the ute in about '81 & sold it in about '89 or '90 i think. The photo was taken in June 1982.
I told you i was old.

I had fitted the whole disc brake setup from a coupe, including a new pair of the correct "disc brake model" rear wheel cylinders.
I called the ute "Sam Hill", ... last of the rough riders. [& it was]

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2004/5/1 3:28  Updated: 2004/5/1 3:28
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 Re: Ute at work [other side]
It must have had air shocks? It looks like a heavy load.

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/5/1 9:00  Updated: 2004/5/1 9:00
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 Re: Ute at work [other side]
No air shocks, & the load was bulky, but not particularly heavy. It's a wooden telphone cabinet, circa mid 1930's. This one was installed in 1940 when the store was rebuilt after the 1939 bushfire.