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Rainer got U a drink
well dun Grandad







Rainier Motor Car Company was an American automobile manufacturer founded in 1905 by John T. Rainier in Flushing, New York. The company specialized in manufacturing large and luxurious automobiles. In 1909, the company was bought by General Motors who maintained the brand until 1911












































Wotzit # 686







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Marmon-Herrington?

Wotzit 686 is almost certainly Ford based, the grille and bonnet area look like late 1930's pre-war Ford. I think 180Wannabe has it with a Marmon-Herrington four-wheel-drive conversion.

Wotzit 685, the Ranier is an amazing little truck with a cab that could have been lifted off a horse-drawn carriage, with its curled-under-at-the-bottom doors (I don't know what the proper term is) the curved down at the front roof and the side windows in front of and behind each door. The rear window looks too low to give useful rearward vision with the high interior mirror. That mirror, the electric headlights and the front bumper may be later modifications as even Cadillac and Model T Ford did not have electric lights as early as 1911. The side lights set into the front panel of the cab appear to be electric also but could be kerosene with the body of the light inside the cab. I am sure that once General Motors owned the Company they would have removed all those expensive features and greatly simplified the wooden body and rear guards..

Tumblehome is the word you are looking for

Well dun WannaB
drinx 4 U



yes tiz A:
Marmon-Herrington





Marmon-Herrington was formed in 1931 by Walter Marmon and Walter Herrington, focused on building all-wheel drive trucks. Marmon-Herrington was especially successful in converting Ford trucks into all-wheel drive. Today, the company continues to provide all-wheel drive components to the heavy-duty trucking industry

































Wotzit # 687







cya

Studebaker..

Reo

Oldsmobile?

Dodge.

GMC?