Commer truck, British made I believe. Flathead four cylinder engine. Pete White, March 03, 2007; 02:38 A.M. Hi Toby! What a wonderful image. Commer was part of the Rootes Group in Britain -

Constructive critic welcome. Commer truck powered by a flathead four

cylinder engine. It has been resting in the bottom of a dry dam, the

farmer decided to drag it out and clean up the damn. Constructive

critic and comments welcome, Toby

 

This truck fits in nicely with its surroundings. Nice capture!

Its amazing a few beers and I was woundering where I parked it. Just as well as its up for rego this week. Nice find Toby.

Ha ha, Ken. I thought it was the truck my son lost. Love the colors in this. The green truck just fits right in. It is really a great shot.

Not only is this pic colorful, it is very sharp. This is a great pic! I bet B/W would be awsome too!

Very nice. Love the color and sharpness of the image. It looks like the truck was made specifically for that spot. Great capture.

Thanks to Steven, Ken, Margaret, Julie and Gwendlyn, your comments are appreciated very much. You have been so kind in your comments, Toby

Thanks for your comments Julie, here is a B&W for you. Toby

Thanks for showing it in the B&W!! I enjoyed the pic. Still very nice. Thanks again

 

Toby, good shot very sharp, it looks ripe for renovation. Regards Rich.

Nice presrvation of an auto history. Regard from New Jersy Truck Stop.

Hi Toby!

 

What a wonderful image. Commer was part of the Rootes Group in Britain - later absorbed by Chrysler - name also quite well known in Oz. I'm sure I've got a picture somewhere of a Commer light van... in a similar state to this beauty!

Love the anticipated movement of having the truck on the gradient. One expects it to roll down the hill at any time! Beautifully composed and excellent work. Regards.