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Murray
Gudday M8

Seems like everyman n hiz dog twaz use n the comfo cab

Saloooooon Car Browny twaz 1st to do a WAG n got it right

Dunno if n he iz in front or all B hind
todo hiz 'Research" it took him 6 cans
n he can only grab one can for the prize
LOL

Yes Tiz a CLINE truck



Cline Truck/CBT Corporation History
Max Cline started Cline Truck Manufacturing Co in 1952, in Kansas City, Kansas. Before that, he had been top salesman at Dart Truck Co. in the same city and felt the need for well-built, heavy-duty, no-frills vehicles for off-road earthmoving and other special applications In 1979, Cline Truck was purchased by T & J Industries, which kept the company until 1985. In October 1985, CBT Corporation purchased Cline Truck Manufacturing. Cline Truck Manufacturing has operated as a division of CBT Corporation until the late 1990s.
CBT Corporation was formed in 1976 by Gene Kabrick
who had been a former employee of Cline Truck and had gained his experience for truck manufacturing as a customer service manager & Public relations man.
CBT build it's first trucks for the Burlington Railroad and later the Mining industry
who used the aerolift truck for the underground roof bolting vehicle. Then CBT engineered and
designed the all terrain soft track vehicle for a number of customers.
However, CBT's primary interest has always been in supplying the government with
their many needed replacement truck parts
CBT Corporation is a family owned business and is currently headed up by
Wayne Kabrick, President & CEO.

Well dun guyz
U no where the fridge iz

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Disclaimer: The above image has been pirated/borrowed/lifted/stolen from the NET for educational purposes and is not for commercial use..........So there...............th@ should do it..... LOL

....wide front Traffic?

around the 20's ' Republic '
LN 700

Early Diamond T ?

There'd be something wrong if i couldn't guess this one Swishy, great looking old jigger....GMC series k, probably about 1918/19.
Has anybody got a spare bonnet catch for this model or the next later one?

Model 71, 31/2 ton I could be wrong

Yep Murray got thiz n

not sure ifn a visit to u're fridge B of much valu
dunno ifn eye could stomach west end or southwick

Tiz a GMC of near Murrays vintage



1914. Model 71, 31/2 ton, Change from chain to worm drive.

Not sure How to read Brownyz input

Cood B 31/2 ton = 31 half ton = 15.5ton ifn th@ wot he means
LOL

Here B Murrays Pic

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His boys dont like a truck leavin 1/2 MT LOL



































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Disclaimer: The above image has been pirated/borrowed/lifted/stolen from the NET for educational purposes and is not for commercial use
..........So there...............th@ should do it..... LOL

Another GMC?

Swishy,
I was only reading about this last night.

LN 700

there aint no flys on you LN 700 half an hour and you where all done Swishy's just gunna have to try harder Paul