WotZit

Grandad got it n deserves a drink

n 10 minutes L8R Wekorse can grab a sip




Yup Tiz A:
Sterling Truck




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The company was founded in 1907 by William Sternberg as the Sternberg Motor Truck Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Early models offered were
of cab-over design, in 1-, 1.5- 3.5- and 5-ton capacities. Sternberg changed the company name to Sterling at the onset of World War I. Sterling built many
different heavy-duty trucks for commercial, construction and military customers in the ensuing years.
The company was bought by White Motor Company on June 1, 1951














































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cya

Mid 70's GMC Astro 95 Video's a bit later but interesting:

BigDownUnder
C L O S E
but no cigar




LOL

cya

Was there some Volvo involvement? :huh:

Should I have included Crackerbox, Short Cab, or perhaps Pontiac!!?? (Apparently it was built at the Pontiac Assembly Center - GMC Truck & Coach Division Plant 6). - God Bless Google :silly:

Beyond this I'm stumped, unless it was manufactured in Chile or some other place under some different nomenclature. :pinch: :blush:

Thirsty I is - but never been overly partial to cigars . . .

It's a Chevrolet

Werk is right, it's a Chevy Titan, direct copy of the GMC Astro. They were both rolling greenhouses, on a sunny day the A/C couldn't keep up when it was brand new. Guys used to tape off the lower third of the windshield and paint it flat white so as to have a little privacy when scratching sensitive areas.

PDU, that guy flogging' the Astro on utub gotta get a steadycam. I gave up before he got to the back of the truck, I was seasick.

Almost commented on the demented camera artiste myself Skipjack, and as I said in my initial post, just to keep Swishy happy - Chevy Titan :whistle:

BUT the jury is still out making a decision I think???

BigDownUnder
an incision has been made
even tho

If U drove the chevy to the levee n the levee twaz dri ( translated to mean Ure beer fridge iz dry = no drink 4 u )
But Werkorse is on the money


Well dun Werk
Tiz A"
Chevrolet


























































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cya

Dunno what make it is but I think it is the very first"Long Tom" with part of the tray running forward beside the cab to allow for carrying very long loads. Looks like the hugely long loads might be as long as 10 feet! (three metres). Wow!