far out unreal. i got toomesmerised (sp)and forgot to look!
gunna-1,
May 24, 3:08pm
I dont blame you, if i got to spend a whole day in that place i could die happy the next day.
whqqsh,
May 24, 3:13pm
41 Chev COE IMHO
bowla3,
May 24, 7:15pm
Think it's a 1940 GMC !.
bill-robinson,
May 25, 6:56am
Reo I think, but maybe a Ford or studebaker
friendly_prawn,
May 25, 7:05am
I asked that same question on here years ago. It certainly is an oddball looking truck. Some one did come up with the answer when i asked it. Apparently they were a lot more common than I thought as I had never seen one before.
bowla3,
May 25, 8:08am
Definitely a late 1930s GMC. Have a look at Richard Doody, Vintage trucks, page 1, 20 & 21 lines down. Grill is virtually identical.
friendly_prawn,
May 25, 8:21am
oh well, then not the same one I was thinking of.
bashfulbro,
May 25, 10:27am
I thought it was an International.
fordkiwi27,
May 25, 10:38am
looks cool anyway! some of them cars have awesome patina. some ones look in alright condition too.
whqqsh,
May 25, 12:28pm
I went more by the headlights, the way they blend sort of Willys style is closer to chev than anything quick google images search for 'chev coe' & the early-mid 40s seem purty durn close
bentcoupe,
May 25, 6:42pm
definatly gm
Since the public registrations are closed, you must have an invite from a current member to be able to register and post in this thread.
Have an account? Login here.