1926 Federal Trucks

1926 Federal Trucks • Federal Trucks built trucks from 1910 to 1959 and started on Federal Ave in Detroit. • The company started as Bailey Motor Truck by Martin L. Pulcher, who also started the Oakland Motor Car Company but the First truck was  named Federal Trucks. • Pulcher knew the key to success was […]

1921 Model S International Truck

Model S International Truck • International Harvester built trucks from 1914 to 1986 and in 1987 it became Navistar International Corp. • Alongside trucks and agricultural equipment, IH produced Cars, construction equipment, diesel industrial engines, gas turbines and even household appliances. • The IHC AutoBuggy of 1907 was IH’s first vehicle. Powered by a 2 […]

1929 Chevrolet Series AC History

Go to  1929 Chevrolet Series AC info page>> 1929 Chevrolet Series AC History page>> Go to  1929 Chevrolet Series AC photo Gallery>> The new 6 cylinder got it’s nickname from the external slotted-head fasteners used that looked like those on wood burning stoves of that era. The name stuck and the engine was improved over […]

1929 Chevrolet Series AC

Go to  1929 Chevrolet Series AC info page>> 1929 Chevrolet Series AC History page>> Go to  1929 Chevrolet Series AC photo Gallery>> 1929 Chevrolet Series AC “International1/2 ton Pick Up:   • The Chevrolet AC series of trucks was introduced in 1929 and replaced the AB Series. • The AC had a new overhead valve […]

History Page 3

Link to website resource for this story>> Historic trucks soon to be homeless   BY ALYN EDWARDS, VANCOUVER SUN DECEMBER 6, 2010       Historic trucks soon to be homeless   The Teamsters Freight Transportation Museum and Archives displays approximately 20 trucks from 1913 and newer.   Photograph by: Alyn Edwards , For Vancouver […]