Un carrier

Dave Mellor NJ

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looks like the trailer broke loose
 

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I would give my eye teeth for that 54 Vicky! I've not seen a 48-50 COE quite like that before, a down under product I asume. Tim
 
That is a pretty cool truck, wonder what it is. Note how crooked the front wheel is.
Bent, broke or other side in a hole?
 
That is a pretty cool truck, wonder what it is. Note how crooked the front wheel is.
Bent, broke or other side in a hole?

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I think the COE truck might be a mid 50's International...





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The door on that coe sure looks like 48 thru 52 ford doors and the windshield looks like it is of the same ilk. I may be wrong, I'm getting old. Tim
 
Convoy Trucking in 1965 would come from the Ford Plant out of Pico Rivera CA. To Whitebone Ford On Van Ness Ave San Francisco Ca. I Worked there.
 
In looking at the 54 International door it has a double crease at the beltline while the truck pictured has the single crease like the 48-50 Ford plus the shape of the door and cab is clearly Ford, Also Ford used its own trucks for hauling their cars
 
In looking at the 54 International door it has a double crease at the beltline while the truck pictured has the single crease like the 48-50 Ford plus the shape of the door and cab is clearly Ford, Also Ford used its own trucks for hauling their cars,

I heard that they used a Packard hearse for Henry' Ford's funeral.
 
Here's another picture of what looks like the same style of truck:

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I asked the Question, did Ford deliver ALL it's NEW Cars to the Dealers?
Below is the reply :

Ford (FOMOCO) doesn't exclusively deliver all its new cars to dealers; they utilize a combination of railcars, trucks, and potentially third-party logistics companies for transportation.




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