sleeper cab 1917-1950

Probably a bit new but here you go

Deutz



Paul

Unfortunately, there is not much information about this German company Vidal.
Topsleeper!

Looks like a semaphore indicator behind the door opening.

Jarrod.

MAN S1H6 (Ebay)

Topsleeper Krupp, 1941 (sachsen.museum-digital.de)

Mack truck at the farmers public market wholesale district in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, August 1949.



Paul

At Liquid Cartage in the 60s at Camelia a subby had a Jupiter that he fitted a half sleeper
box to the day cab. He repowered it with an 8v53 GM when the Deutz fell apart...
He drove 2 up with his driver (named Shaky for obvious reasons) who lived full time
in the truck....... It looked funny when he walked up to the truck and gave the sleeper a
whack and old shaky would wake up and bounce behind the wheel ready to roll
all in one movement...........



The drawing is a little bit rough but you should get the general idea.............
.......................Billy.......................

Thank you for the information Russell (Facebook)
"This truck was used to transport the royal mail and goods to and from the stations around Meekatharra. Note the extra cab which was used to carry passengers and for the extra driver to have a sleep. The truck was owned by D Campbell and Co Meekatharra (my grandparents) circa late 1920"

Looks like a International K something Dima


Paul

International D.
D50?(or thereabouts)

Jarrod.