sleeper cab 1917-1950

Mack (FB)

That would be a NR Mack sent to Europe on the Lend Lease scheme during WW2

A lot seemed to 9f be left in Holland and most appear to have a custom cab built after the war


Paul

Willeme (FB)

Büssing 802 N

I often wondered what one of those European trucks would look like without the huge front axle setback. Now I know.
I appreciate your posts, Jarrod.

Hi all!
How hard it is to find anything of historical value these days. And this in today's world of information technology is a paradox. But when we find something of value, we are filled with the joy of rediscovery. Unfortunately, today history has been relegated to the background, the world is rushing after new technology and has stopped noticing the beauty of history. I have an interesting find that I want to share with you. A French magazine from the early thirties. Somua is on the cover, and I assume Unic (Ebay).
Friends share interesting finds!!! Let the world remember its history.

Grass-Premier

grandad wrote:

Grass-Premier

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Guess what! Where did the driver sleep?

Hi,

in the box behind the driver under the bales of hay.

Terry