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Daimond Reo

Ok
the 2 word truck starts wiff 'H'

WotSezU?

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WAG.... Hupmobile

Hal-Fur?

Hispano Suiza ?

Hart Parr ?

Scammell Scarab

Sorry guyz
But can only B one winner
Well dun Grandad



tiz indeed a
Hal-Fur Truck



This truck is a 1922 Hal-Fur. Hal-Fur built trucks in Cleveland from 1919 to 1931, building no more than
50 trucks in any one year. Over the years Hal-Fur built trucks from 1 to 6 ton capacity. In 1928 they built
what was claimed to be the world's largest moving van, a 6 ton, 6 cylinder, 6 wheeler with single balloon
tires and air brakes at all six wheels

















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Hope n U all C wot eye C
LOL

cya

GMC Model AFKWX

Well Dun Muzza

U Look thirsty


Yes tiz a
1939 GMC 6x6 AFKWX Military Truck



GMC Model AFKWX-353 Truck, 2 1/2-Ton, 6x6 (G508)

The GMC Model AFKWX-353 Truck, 2 1/2-Ton, 6x6 (G508) was produced starting in 1942 and was in use until the 1950s. It shared many parts with the GMC CCKW, but was a distinct truck with about 7,200 manufactured in total. It's driveline was largely the same as the CCKW but the shorter, Cab-Over-Engine (COE) design required some parts changes. The wheelbase was 164 in. and the overall length was 266.5 in.

Early production AFKWX-353 trucks had a closed metal cab and metal 15 foot long cargo bed. Later production had an open, military style cab and wooden cargo bed. In 1944, the design was changed by making the chassis and bed two feet longer, 17 feet. In final form, the designation was changed to M-427. The open cab variant could be fitted with a machine gun on a ring mount.

The GMC Model AFKWX-353 truck was powered by the GMC 270 cu. in. in-line 6 cyl. 91.5 bhp engine mated to a five speed transmission and two speed transfer case.



















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