WotZit

jist found the gremlin in the 4m

So the §wish posted the rong pic az in the Grant Truck
hit edit
Swiped the Grant truck image code deleted n the PREVIEW & SUBMIT buttons dissappear
so Here B the Grany Brochure (me thinx)

Wotzit 332
An HME Ahrens-Fox fire truck

Yes Grandad nailed it

U must B look n fir a sip
LOL


yup tiz a
HME Ahrens-Fox fire truck




1983 – HME TILT-CAB INNOVATION

HME introduced tilt-cab engineering to the fire industry in 1983. The first-ever tilt-cab design function, and the use of cab-forward trucks with their shorter overall lengths and improved maneuverability and handling characteristics, proved to be highly practicable for fire apparatus applications. In addition to improved turning and handling, and the creation of more compact and shorter fire trucks, the design also provided easier and more efficient access to the engine compartment – lowering maintenance time and costs for fire departments.


















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cya

Swishy,
Wolverine.
LN700

U dun good Loosley

A sip 4 U
can C U n joy n thiz
https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTUwwVLkpBNWGTp_Vtk0hhFoStHHoN2SI1893iQPR67Qk_X2rvX
n the drinks tooo


Yup tiz a Wolverine Truck

http://hanabi.autoweek.com/sites/default/files/styles/gen-932-524/public/130529951.jpg?itok=bGh41CgA
The American Commercial Car Co. "Model L" Wolverine Truck didn't offer many creature comforts, but it did promise to get your goods where they needed to go.

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cya

Northway?

Grandad
Gudday M8

Wheel dun
U nailed it
U look thirsty


Yes tiz a
Northway Motor Truck

https://scontent-syd1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/480185_10152564604200133_633462821_n.jpg?oh=8b094af5485c56ad27808a7401fda7c3&oe=58504375










































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cya

Just Might be a Yellow-Knight, with a Knight patent single-sleeve-valve engine, made by Yellow Coach or Yellow Cab Companies owned by General Motors. I think the woodwork is a one-off but what do you expect when the truck is over 90 years old?

Morris.

reckon it's a Vim

reckon u're right Grandad

U look thirsty




Yup tiz a
Vim



the VIM Delivery Car stands for better service, better earnings, enlarged delivery capacity and power to pul in new trade.
Every inch of VIM is made for work . It is not a pleasure chassis with a wagon body but a real delivery car , designed and built to give a long life of dependable business service.

It is complete in ever detail -- ready to do your work the minute you buy it. No extras of any kind needed.

The VIM is low in initial coast and remarkably economical in upkeep and running expense















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