chain drive

Graham

Just checked Bills 74c and it also has the tubular cross members.

The Chassis size matches the 74C specs and it also looks like in the last pictures that it has the extra chassis rail.

I have sent the pictures and details over to some of the Boyz in the States should get confirmation back in a couple of days.

Trevor

Just got confirmation from Bill

Trevor,
You are correct! 74C as it has the 2 speed jack shaft axle.
According to grey book 74C was the only model that did.
74 C and 104 C both used the 8" deep double frame chanel.
Bill

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So with your chassis number of 911 that would make it a 1928 built truck as serial numbers 867 - 1073 where built that year.

The other truck you where talking about if it is exactly the same model it would be a 1929.

Trevor

What plans do you have for her?

Graham

Graham,
No plans at this stage. It will just sit with our other old relics. People do like to wander around them though and we often receive comments from those whose grandfather had one, or there was one on the farm etc etc. And all the old trucks, tractors and dozers are popular with photographers. (They've even been used in wedding shoots).

Trevor,
Thanks for the research. Good to have a definitive answer.
Cheers.

DeeCee always happy to help out where I can.

If you email me thru some details of your Museum I will add it to our registry. www.vihtr.com

email(pre30internationalATbigpond.com) change the AT to @.

Trevor