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Fageol?

Grandad nose all the correct answers

u probly got a beetn track 2 u're fridge


the breakfast food of champions
LOL

Tiz a:
Fageol




the business careers of Frank R. and William B. Fageol, two of the four Fageol (pronounced fadjl) brothers, Rollie, Frank, William and Claud, an amazingly productive family of French, Prussian and Welsh descent who held over 125 US Patents between them, many of which were influential in the development of early motor trucks and buses. The Fageols held numerous early automobile distributorships and were responsible for the manufacture of the Fadgl road train, Fageol automobile, Fageol motor truck, Fageol tractor, Fageol Safety Coach, Eight-Wheel Motor bus and truck, and the Twin Coach bus and Twin Coach/Fageol line of delivery trucks.























































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Not many people realise Fageol saved Kingsford Smith's financial hide. They sponsored his attempt on the world aircraft endurance record at Oakland California. He just missed out on the prize but the publicity convinced Hancock (to whom Kingsford Smith had sold the Southern Cross) to loan it to him for the Pacific flight to Brisbane. On arrival Hancock signed the aircraft back over to Kingsford Smith.

Swishy,

Wotzit # 676 Kenworth.

LN700

Well ................... u're right again





well dun

Tiz A:
Kenworth Fire Truck


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During the Great Depression, Kenworth began designing custom-built fire trucks to meet the requirements of each fire department the company served.

The story of Kenworth is one of innovation and adaptation. It’s a story of a company that wasn’t content to rest following its initial successes, but instead made the changes necessary to be successful, even when times got tough. The first 40 years and change of Kenworth’s history are replete with examples of adjusting on the fly to meet the demands of the day, and it serves as a foundation for what the company would become in the years to follow






































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GMC

International?

I see Ford LTLA9000 in the bonnet... But that cab has me buggered...

werkhorse wrote: I see Ford LTLA9000 in the bonnet...

Looks very CH-CL mackish to Me Werk.

But that cab has me buggered...

Doors look a bit like Studebaker Doors from the early 60's... But NFI what the cab is either..

Guyz
U need to listen 2 Grandad ......................... he nose his lorries
well dun Grandad
U need a wee drink or 2


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tiz A:
International Custom Fleetstar Repowered and restyled




The International Fleetstar is a series of trucks that was produced between 1962 and 1977 by International Harvester. Slotted above the Loadstar and below the Paystar and Transtar conventionals introduced after it, the Fleetstar was a heavy-duty truck; it was one of the first designed for vocational use
















































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