WotZit

Swishy.
You might have opened a can of worms with this one.
Loosley.

Ln you are More or less whrite this a worm can

Gilly should be on to this more or less
I think he could whrite or wrong

Well it aint no MORE truck
me nevr evr heard of MORE tRUCK
Keep a guess n
cya

Saloon car .
You would think it be easy as Black & White
[or is it Mack & White ]
Loosley.

Didn't Gilmore and Gough have something to do with trucks

Reckon the body is built by Gilmore on a truck chassis ???
Harry High pants is the Driver

This was the 'Gilmore Streamliner' designed by W.E. Miller at Advance Auto Body L.A. for Earl Gilmore to promote his Gilmore Oil Company. It was built in 1935 by the Standard Auto Body Works Inc of L.A. using a White 730 truck chassis with a 12cyl pancake engine that could be slid out of the front for servicing. It also had a third axle fitted by Six Wheels Inc. In 1945 Gilmore Oil Co. was bought out and became Mobiloil, who continued the Economy Runs started by Gilmore in the 30's and also acquired the Sreamliner and used it into the 50's, when it seems it was scrapped.
The chap in the pic is A.F. Bach, who worked for Gilmore for twenty years and then for Mobil after the merger.
(info courtesy of george murphy)

This was the 'Gilmore Streamliner' designed by W.E. Miller at Advance Auto Body L.A. for Earl Gilmore to promote his Gilmore Oil Company. It was built in 1935 by the Standard Auto Body Works Inc of L.A. using a White 730 truck chassis with a 12cyl pancake engine that could be slid out of the front for servicing. It also had a third axle fitted by Six Wheels Inc. In 1945 Gilmore Oil Co. was bought out and became Mobiloil, who continued the Economy Runs started by Gilmore in the 30's and also acquired the Sreamliner and used it into the 50's, when it seems it was scrapped.
The chap in the pic is A.F. Bach, who worked for Gilmore for twenty years and then for Mobil after the merger.
(info courtesy of george murphy)

Grandad, Shouldn't that be Murphey with an E....

Lookz like Grandad dun got it again
well dun
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Tiz a
1935 Gilmore Oil Tank Truck on White Truck chassis with a V-12 pancake flat motor

Not sure ifn eye Borrowed this pic off Moyffee or not
LOL

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Wotzit #86

Thiz one may B harder than U think
LOL

U should B look n for a nice cool refresher this time of year
Dunno bout Grandad he might need a hot toddy
LOL
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cya