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Printed my tree on A4 paper,

LN700

Nice selection of trucks
Almost tooo L8 to bung these up













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Grandad is ded right ............. again
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Autocar



Autocar’s history began in 1897, when Louis Semple Clarke built “Autocar No. 1”, a tricycle powered by a one-cylinder gasoline engine, now in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Later that year, “LS”, as he was known, founded the Pittsburgh Motor Vehicle Company, supported by his two brothers, their father, and a friend, William Morgan.
Autocar No. 2, a four-wheeled runabout car they called “The Pittsburgher”, was built in 1898 and is now in the Henry Ford Museum. In 1899 they moved the company to Ardmore, Pennsylvania and renamed their business the Autocar Company.
Clarke and his partners knew they were at the beginning of something big. But even they couldn’t have known how their innovations would go on to shape all modern American cars and trucks, and how the motor vehicle industry would change the course of American history. Autocar thrived and, over a century later, is proud to be the oldest surviving vehicle nameplate in the United States.

























































Wotzit # 709





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DeArco

1949 what werkhorse said . . . :blink:

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Wot Werk Horse Sed
Drinx for Werk

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Tiz A
Dearco


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Until the late ’50s or so, Illinois had the most extreme length restriction on trucks, 35′ feet total, as a consequence of a very strong railroad lobby
1949 DeArco, built by Arco Auto Carriers in Chicago
Because drivers complained about the terrible visibility, especially down low in front of the truck, the cab was cut up, widened, and a second set of lower windshields installed. The grille was donated by a Nash.


























































Wotzit # 710






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International A8

Well Dun Werk

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International Diesel A8 Truck



The International Harvester Company has built and sold International Trucks from 1909 to date. Originally marketed to farmers, International Trucks have been a huge success and today serve businesses in the cities as well























































Wotzit # 711





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Autocar.

Freightliner?