sleeper cab 1917-1950

I do not know how other people can see the radiator name badge on the first picture of the Denonville. I can only just see the truck! Maybe the problem is my computer?

I have heard of all the other suggested makes but not of a Denonville.

Here U go Morrie

We R here 2 help



:lol:

cya

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Hi Dima .. I'm not too sure if you have done any research on the firm "Automotive Industries Incorporated" from around Michigan back in the day. They made the "factory" integral sleepers for the 1949-'59 GMC Cannonball's and various other truck makers. They were quite secretive due to dealing with an array of these truck manufacturers, and had a far lower profile than the likes of Orville and others, but were prodigious in their output in their heyday.

defective wrote: Hi Dima .. I'm not too sure if you have done any research on the firm "Automotive Industries Incorporated" from around Michigan back in the day. They made the "factory" integral sleepers for the 1949-'59 GMC Cannonball's and various other truck makers. They were quite secretive due to dealing with an array of these truck manufacturers, and had a far lower profile than the likes of Orville and others, but were prodigious in their output in their heyday.

Нi. Can you imagine the photo?

SLEEPER CAB Facebook (Mark Hite)

Tatra
Gudday m8

Not sure if thiz iz a Upstairs bedroom
or a room with a view
:lol:



Cya
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Maybe an observation platform for low bridges?

Or the RSEND of a London double decker bus

Hi,

Being a removaist type vehicle I would say that is where the owner of the furniture might have travelled. Wouldn't be allowed to travel with your gear now days.

Terry

L@@kz like a ladder truck 2 me



:lol:

Wotz thiz then?




Cya

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