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Hey kenny what is you address l want meet you and have a chat that will be great

First time I’ve seen Peter Max since 1981 when he had Arvee Transport. He had a yard in Campellfield VIC and a shed at the old Sydney Haulage Terminal which was quite a hive of activity for interstaters back in the day. He was the first guy I subbied for when I bought my first Kenworth doing Melb - Sydney. At the time he had Louisvilles with 903s, a far cry from the Marmons. I saw a Marmon at the BP in Darwin a few weeks ago, probably the one he was talking about.

A bloke had one subbing to Toll about 2012 pulling tripples from Brisbane to Darwin

Ok never hear about such truck

Early 90s in the truck on school holidays and we were heading out to Dandenong on a Friday night to load. Got caught next to one of these in peak hour traffic. Oldman was talking to the bloke driving it. I liked it but the oldman was driving Barry Densley's Dominator so to me it was a shitbox 😂.

I used to get a magazine when I was young called "Overdrive" from America. They had these trucks in them. Sadly I gave my magazines to a man involved in a old vehicles club. So I will have to see iof he is still around. Rgds Greg

There was one sitting in a shed at Somersby. I had a Peterbilt at the time, and I ran with a bloke who had a Marmon. We swapped for a spell to try each other's chairs. I must say, I nearly swapped camps!! Beautiful thing to drive. I thought our LTL's had a big bonnet!! These were like a pool table. Thank you Pete for doing what you did. Shame corporate greed has no vision. Imagine these and Peterbilt now?Kenworth and Volvo wouldn't be happy 😄They are still stunning today. Great grab Kermie. Truck on. 🤟😎👍🚛🚛🚛

Looks like one of basin's from Clermont his colours

Bloody fantastic mate. Don't liketodays trucks especially european Cheers from Darwin

Ive still got the Truckin Life issue that had the blue one towing ascot trailers up the centre think it had an 1800 square millimetre radiator back then in the mid 90s love the video Kermie

Theres one in a paddock in beechworth vic

Aussie trucks were basic compared to marmon back then I remember when he started bringing these in at footscray I think. I wonder where all the others are now. Ya started with the cars kermie ...what back in 1922? Marmon have a huge history with cars and tank transporters all the way back to 1900 t think. HRX in Toowoomba bought most of the short wheelbase highway marmons from Peter and ran to Melbourne regularly....havent seen any of those since. Cool old trucks..

Seen one or one similar on the Sth Gippy fwy during the week ,think it had a Float hook up or a flat top.

They were well priced at the time

Fella by name of Mick Nugent was dealer in Adelaide sold few of em was at Burton fella at Pimba end up with 2 I think GOOD ON YA KERMIE

unreal 20 still going

Great story thank you

There is a truck with a Marmon cabin sitting on modern rail's and running gear the owner is in Queensland i just seen a couple of photos of it with fresh paint

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nice story

Also great mate sprocket

Best trucks ever built

A very unique truck, glad to see there’s love out there for them still

Sweet as usual

You know you have made it when you're driving a Peterbilt like that

Awesome truck thanks kermie

Thanks Kermie, sorry to hear of the passing of big Stuey, fond memories of the Giants at Broadford and Ponde, RIP Stu

Cheers Kermie RIPPA

Thanks Kermie, happy new year.

Awesome set up we are building a trailer for our droving camp that we will pull with a semi thanks kermi your one of the few we let the grandson watch on UA-cam good on you mate

I have seen this Superliner getting around for years

And you nailed the prediction on the 0-12 month award well!

Great looking Atkinson.

Nice looking truck

Beautiful Truck I actually filmed him coming UP out of Maffra towards Rosedale

Hi Kermie , a few more details would be good

The Kennie will always turn heads Tony

Where was this truck show

It's a rippa, credit to the owners.

Sweet

Fantastic to see Sue being recognized for her contribution to the parts supply chain someone i have dealt with for many years as you said in the interview a walking encyclopedia of parts numbers across a huge range of transport equipment trailers trucks and so on, if sue couldnt find hard to get parts when it usually meant you would be repairing the job with parts you would have to have made to suit or refurb the old ones .

Absolutely stunning rigs. The emerald KW is such a good color for it. The White Road Boss is a true winner. Thanks

KW actually stood for kidney wrecker, until the new generation discovered air bags 😄 Beautiful Boss. One of the best trucks I've ever peddled. Well done 👏

Great vid guys🤣👍👌😉

Very nice truck👍

Pretty sure Whordleys's bulk transport in Gympie qld owned this s-line back in the day.

Good honest old truck

Gary Richards would have been the contact - 237 Maxidyne with a 5 speed

I know that old bloke.

Thanks mate