WotZit

Check out the 3 190's in the lot.

BK M80
not only but also the green one B an extended sleeper cab 190

OK we haz sum lucky winnerz
Werk Iz right the rear one B a DART
but me B lookn for the front one n
Muzza iz correct tiz also a
DART
Well dun guyz drinks on U

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The company was founded in 1903 in Anderson, Indiana. The company was renamed Dart Mfg. Co. in 1907
and relocated to Waterloo, Iowa. The early models were chain driven, but in 1912 the company introduced
shaft drive. The company restructured and was renamed several times, moving to Kansas City, Missouri in
1925 as the Dart Truck Co.

To meet the demand for heavy trucks to support the many civil engineering projects during the
Great Depression, such as dams and highways, the company introduced an off-highway truck in 1937.
In 1939 it introduced one of the first Diesel-electric drive trucks













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Get it right n drinks will flo

LOL
cya

It's a Scot Truck from Nova Scotia, Canada.

Swishy,
The Cab's off a Ford Louisville, & the air intake is from a LTL..

As for what it is, I've NFI..

But I'll take Cams word for It...

Big C
Well Dun
tiz a
Scot Truck
Go grab sum Cane Cutters Cordial









Seed M80 ....Not sure wot n how they built m
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Wotzit # 173




Drinx for D correct WAG

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Cya

Looks like some sort of Armored car

Thanks Swish, I'm off the cordial at the moment and on a strict barbed wire diet.
I'd seen a pic of that same truck a few years ago and remembered it was from Canada, took a bit of Googling to get the name again. Looks like an ugly LTL, LOL. I think they may have used other cabs too, some of the pics that came up looked like the IH Tramcar 4200/4300 cab, and an equally as ugly bonnet.

Autocar?

Bellamore Armored Steel Bank Car, built on Autocar chassis

Muzza
Gudday M8
well dun
tiz a Bellamore Armored Steel Bank Car
Grandad U can have a drink also coz its on an Autocar Chassis

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U Jokers have made a well worn track to u're beer fridge
LOL























Wotzit # 174



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Keep gessin to quench u're thist

cya