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Kenworth?

Wheel dun Grandad

Must B hot enuff up top to have a drink

LOL


https://c.bdac.co/bdac/KENWORTH/ProductImages/1446395_z.jpg?v=637341611324637763

Yup Tiz A:
Kenworth


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Even back in 1929 Kenworth trucks were versatile, the Model 125 seen here outfitted with a delivery body, equipped with a Hercules WXB engine and Zenith carburetor, with a load rating of 4,000 lbs. and a speed rating of 36 mph






































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cya

Hudson

Studebaker

I'm with wouldyou, Hudson

Would U
nose hiz lorries
drinx 4 U





Tiz A:
Hudson Big Boy C28







Hudson Motor Company of Detroit manufactured some great cars in its day, but it also built some incredible pickup trucks. It was one of three independent auto manufacturers (the other two being Nash and Studebaker) that did. Any company that would name its ¾-ton pickup truck “Big Boy” had to have built some cool trucks, which it did














































Wotzit # 746





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cya

Fageol?

Corbitt?

Grandad dun got it



Tiz A:Corbitt Truck

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Corbitt was an American automobile, truck, and farm equipment manufacturer. Founded as a horse-drawn carriage manufacturer in 1899, the company began building automobiles in 1907, and the business expanded over the years to include light and heavy trucks, intracity buses, personnel vehicles for the U.S. Army, and farm tractors. Based in Henderson, North Carolina, for its entire history, it sold in 1952 to the United Industrial Syndicate, a New York City-based company which gradually liquidated Corbitt and shut it down. The last production vehicles came off the line in 1954, though a few vehicles were cobbled together from leftover parts in the years after that.















































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cya

Isn't that Bill Richardson's Relay in the museum in Invercargill NZ?