WotZit

OK
we haz a lucky winner
Well dun Grandad.. tiz a
Walter Truck
A drink iz in order for Grandad n U other jokers
can also have a weee sip after Grandad
LOL
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1939 Walter Truck

1909 - Walter Truck Company / KOVATCH Mobile Equipment Corporation (KME)

Walter specialized from the outset in 4x4 trucks. Its founder was William Walter,
a Swiss engineer who emigrated to New York in 1883. He began by making
confectionery machinery, but in 1898 turned his talents to motor cars.
The first Walter truck was made in 1909, and this formed the basis for his first 4x4 of 1911.
The early trucks had a dashboard radiator and "coal scuttle'' bonnet (hood)
reminiscent of the old Renault and Latil designs. It used a spur-and-ring gear-
axle design similar to
the early Duplex and the later Jeffery/Nash Quad. Some conventional rear-wheel drive
versions were also built.

Until 1920 Walter built its own gasoline engines, but later used Waukesha units.
The heaviest truck went up to 7 tons payload. By the mid 1920s the trucks began
to take on their distinctive snout with the front axle set back under the cab -
a Walter trademark for much of its history. In 1929 the first Snow Fighter
snow-clearance truck was launched, and during the 1930s the company
diversified into specialized fire appliances, concrete trucks, articulated dump
trucks and logging outfits. Some 4x4 medium artillery tractors were supplied to
the army during World War II.
Over the past five decades Walter has remained a major force in the specialized
all-wheel drive market, building a wide range of snowplows, crash tenders
and similar machines, some with power ratings up to 540bhp.

The Walter Corporation was located in Guilderland Center, New York and was
eventually bought by The Kovatch Organization. Kovatch produces fire apparatus, runway
snowplows and fuel delivery trucks.





























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Give it u're best shot
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cya

Swishy.
Graham Paige,

Loosley.

Looosley U gorn n dun it again
Well Dun
tiz a

Graham Paige

U certainly deserve a drink or 4

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Graham-Paige was an American automobile manufacturer founded by brothers Joseph B. Graham
(September 12, 1882

Late 20's to early 30's Studebaker. Not sure of a model, but I'm looking

Could be an S-2?

A 30's model I believe

Wheel Dun AsWarr
U B correct
tiz a
Studebaker Truck
az others haz sed could B a S2 n round 1930'z (Give or take 10 years LOL)
U deserve a drink
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others can have u're left ovrz
LOL

1930'S STUDEBAKER HOOSIER BEER DELIVERY TRUCK

























Wotzit # 137



Start Guess n
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cya

If it's what I think it is, some people want to make Australia into one.....

In a word

NO

cya

In a word

NO

cya

What?? Not a Republic??