I've been driving by this for a week and finally had a chance to take some pics.
It's located in West Brattleboro VT on Rt9.
Anybody know what it is and what year?
Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
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Professor Fate
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
More pic's to look at.
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There was some faded writing on the doors. I couldn't make it out, but you could tell it was scripted at one time.
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
To bad the radiator is gone along with the headlights. That would help in identifying what it is.
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Agreed John.. . I am hoping that having other details will pop put at someone knowledgeable.
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I'm going to call the business the truck is displayed at tomorrow to ask about it....
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
Fenders and hubs indicate 1921-24 International Harvester.
Even though the hood is not in the upright position, it too looks like International Harvester. The radiators and hoods had a somewhat flat crown.
Even though the hood is not in the upright position, it too looks like International Harvester. The radiators and hoods had a somewhat flat crown.
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
Here is what I have uncovered so far..
I believe this is a "composite" vehicle, So far I have a good match to parts of a 1930 Dodge Truck and as noted a 1928 International. In looking at various Trucks of the era I did not see any that had a running board from front to rear fender except for Fire Trucks
While the fenders match well, there are few similarities after that
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Here are some 1930 Dodge Brother compaisons
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/156935-19 ... ers-1-ton/
The position of the head bolts looks like a match as well
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/268895-19 ... g-started/
I believe this is a "composite" vehicle, So far I have a good match to parts of a 1930 Dodge Truck and as noted a 1928 International. In looking at various Trucks of the era I did not see any that had a running board from front to rear fender except for Fire Trucks
While the fenders match well, there are few similarities after that
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Here are some 1930 Dodge Brother compaisons
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/156935-19 ... ers-1-ton/
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/268895-19 ... g-started/
Last edited by TRDxB2 on Thu Nov 18, 2021 10:16 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
The next to the last picture looks like an AA. The gas tank is in the cowl and the radiator shell looks like a 28-29. The horn and fenders also look like Model AA. The bumper and headlights look like a 30=31 AA. I think it is a Dodge Brothers. It has most in common with the Dodge.
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Re: Can Anyone I.D. This Truck?
Found another similarity pointing to Dodge. There was one other image I can across, cant' find it now, that showed the mid section cross member of the chassis as a match to?
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/156935-19 ... ers-1-ton/
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/156935-19 ... ers-1-ton/
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