2018 Autocar ACTT
I learned about Autocar trucks not long ago, it happened thanks to Jay Leno’s program. Probably such a late acquaintance can be explained by the fact that I live not in the U.S., but in Ukraine, where it is not … Continued
Autocar DK64
I think not everyone even in the USA remembers about Autocar trucks today. In Ukraine, not many people have heard of these trucks, although we have Freightliner or International. I learned about this car manufacturer from the USA from Jay … Continued
1904 Autocar Coal Truck
Living in Ukraine, I have never heard of Autocar trucks. Even though I have been interested in cars since the 7th grade of school and know about such rare cars from the USA as McFarlan, Baker, Franklin, or Winton. I … Continued
1937 Fordson Thames 7v
The 1937 Fordson Thames 7v was the successor to the Model BB. It had a payload of up to 5 tons, making the 7v a medium duty truck. It was a cabover truck with a single, rear axle – which … Continued
1915 Stevens-Duryea Model D
There is only a little more information on both google and youtube about the 1915 Stevens – Duryea Model D than there is about the Model S we talked about a while back. The Model D was released nine years … Continued
1906 Stevens – Duryea Model S Big Six
This 1906 Stevens – Duryea Model S was produced four years before the Pierce – Arrow Model 66. Both cars had giant engines, but the Model S came out early. It was the company’s flagship model. One of the company’s … Continued
1910 Oakland Model 24
Today, only enthusiasts remember the Oakland automobile brand. But in its time this manufacturer produced quite powerful, comfortable and not so expensive cars. 1910 Oakland Model 24 is a good example of this. The engine power of this car was … Continued
1978 Ford CL 9000
Cabover 1978 Ford CL 9000 was produced from ’78 to ’91. This truck was a cabover version of the W-series. The truck was available in two-axle and three-axle versions, the latter received the designation CLT. Despite the fact that 1978 … Continued
1934 International C-Series
The 1934 International C-series resembles the passenger cars of its time in appearance. This vehicle was produced at a time when the United States was already recovering from the Great Depression and the economy required a light, commercial truck. The … Continued
1953 Mack B-Series
The bonneted Mack B-Series truck was produced at the same time with the cabover H-Series. From 1953 to ’66, 126,745 of these heavy trucks from Mack were produced. The truck was available in 2- and 3-axle versions and became the … Continued