sleeper cab 1917-1950

Dima Ukraine wrote: Photo: Anthony Kersting, 1944 Marmon-Herrington-Allradwagen TH-315-6 Nairn 1934

Couple of big spot lights on the roof. Not something yer see much of back then.





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Henschel (FB)

Autocar Model DC-100-T

Thornycroft 1948 (FB)

Dima

That one is interesting. I can't find any Thornycroft with that body style. I think it must be a completely local-built cab. Maybe from the driver's clothes, Holland?

It looks a lot nicer than any of the English cabs until they started on the fire-trucks in the 50's, but they too may have been designed and built by an outside contractor.

Lang

Lang wrote: Dima

That one is interesting. I can't find any Thornycroft with that body style. I think it must be a completely local-built cab. Maybe from the driver's clothes, Holland?

It looks a lot nicer than any of the English cabs until they started on the fire-trucks in the 50's, but they too may have been designed and built by an outside contractor.

Lang

Denmark!

Mack (Albert Riopel‎)

Dima Ukraine wrote:

Lang wrote: Dima

That one is interesting. I can't find any Thornycroft with that body style. I think it must be a completely local-built cab. Maybe from the driver's clothes, Holland?

It looks a lot nicer than any of the English cabs until they started on the fire-trucks in the 50's, but they too may have been designed and built by an outside contractor.

Lang

Denmark!

Right, the flags (Dannebrog) in the front of the trailer are typical for danish trucks, they still have it today on many of them.

Sorry no sleeper Dima but this one also certainly better than the usual curved cube cabs:

Autocar model 6NF (FB)