WotZit

Wheel dun
a sip for U
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Yes tiz a
Kelly Springfield






Kelly-Springfield built air-cooled trucks through the early teens when it switched over to a water-cooled
engine that was manufactured in house. At the same time, the Renault-style radiator and hood was
adopted and was retained until the last of the heavy-duty trucks was built in the late 1920s. Though the
years a range of units of between one to six ton capacity were offered. The smaller line of trucks changed to a
conventional front-mounted radiator in mid 1920s.


















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cya

1916 LUVERNE,

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think it's a bit to early for Shirley, can't even spell Laverne right either, eh.


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Well Dun greenie
NOW TH@


Dezerves a drink
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Yup
Tiz a
Luverne Truck




The Luverne Automobile Company was founded by brothers Fenton (sometimes found as Al) and Ed Leicher.
Based in the town of Luverne, Minnesota, the first Luverne was assembled by the St. Louis Motor Car Company
and was powered by a one cylinder Buick engine. After seeing how manufacturing was performed, in about 1905
the brothers set out to assemble their cars themselves. Automobile production lasted until 1916; only two
Luverne autos were manufactured for 1917.





















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cya

1911 RANDOLPH model 14, 1 ton flatbed. [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]

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Wheel dun

U dun did it again
Drinx on U
LOL
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YUP
tiz a 1911 Randolph Truck

















Wotzit # 243



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cya

Durable Dayton?

Well Dun Grandad
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tiz a
Dayton Truck
























Wotzit # 244

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cya

Swishy,
Dodge fitted with a Chase Track System.

Loosley.

Weeeel Dun Looselee
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Yup tiz a
Dodge with a Case track system

















Wotzit # 245



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cya

Couple of nice Studebakers.

Graham