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Has a bit of a Dodge Big horm look about it

I wonder if it is one of the smaller ones with a fiberglass tilt bonnet like was available for B model Macks in yanky land back in the day

Thinking Dodge or maybe Fargo, but most likely Dodge


Paul

I reckon Sicard too

Swishy, Loadcraft trailers, like all trailers, need to be connected. Otherwise they go nowhere.

Fraid there can only B one winner
Well dun Werkhorse
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Tiz A
Sicard

Correct me where eye B wrong
but thinkin put load

Did't Kenworth buy out Sicard in the 1950s
and inherited the fibre glass knowledge 
then KW went on to produce F/G hoods (unit Glass) etc
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Snow removal in Montreal
techniques. Arthur Sicard  [fr], a Montreal-based inventory, introduced the snowblower in 1925 to contribute to the effort. Named the " Sicard Snow Remover Snowblower"

 




























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Neatest correct W.A.G. gets a visit to your very own fridge

cya

KWDart??

Autocar AP40?

Euclid ?


Paul

Cline ...

And Yes Swishy KW bought our Sicard way back where ... Their St.Therese plant ? Was the ex Sicard plant ... Rebuilt at some stage ... They produced the L700 and the Peterbilt version at that plant side by side

Just gone through my notes Swishy ... PACCAR bought Sicard in 1967 and started making KW and Pete's there in 1970

WE haz a Winner
Thanx Grandad
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Autocat AP-40

 

The company was originally called the Pittsburgh Motor Vehicle Company when started in  Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , in October 1897 but was renamed two years later in 1899 as The Autocar Company [2]  when it moved east across the "Keystone State" to  Ardmore, Pennsylvania , outside  Philadelphia . One of the company's early cars was named the "Pittsburgher". [3]  By 1907, the company had decided to concentrate on commercial vehicles and soon withdrew from the passenger automobile manufacturing / production business, and the Autocar brand is still in use a century and a quarter later for commercial trucks.

Thanx to Werkorse for the additional info bout Sicard
looks like KW were into fibreglass long B 4 Sicard takeover









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