Any AUTOCAR truck fans out there?

[mocetane]

Yea, I have always liked them and the B59-61 Macks. Never owned or drove one. Sad isn't it. Still hope to.
Ever notice that most "house movers" use Autocars??? Must be because they are so indestructable.
Lots of construction going on in Atlanta on GA 400. Going to 6 lanes. They have a portable concrete plant and about 20 Autocar open box/dump cement trucks!!!
What a site!!! Don't think they would miss one do ya??

 

[Duke]

heres one

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WHOA! Now that's cool lookin'.

She's even got the ol' roof A/C unit.

 

[camara]

I think the first is a 1921 Autocar, the 2nd is a 1949 and the 3rd is a 1964

 

[Duke]

Yea, I have always liked them and the B59-61 Macks. Never owned or drove one. Sad isn't it. Still hope to.
Ever notice that most "house movers" use Autocars??? Must be because they are so indestructable.
Lots of construction going on in Atlanta on GA 400. Going to 6 lanes. They have a portable concrete plant and about 20 Autocar open box/dump cement trucks!!!
What a site!!! Don't think they would miss one do ya??

You also see some of the old "prime mover" ex-military all wheel drives moving buildings around here. I think they have super deep reduction gear boxes to move the load as slowly as possible and the all wheel drive helps get them across dirt building lots.

 

[Freightrain]

"Yea, I have always like them and the B59-61 Macks. Never owned or drove one. Sad isn't it. Still hope to."

Come on OVER!!! We'll give you first hand experience.......... :Sly

We'll have you twiddl'n twin sticks like the best of them....

FYI: June 2-4th, Auburn, In
ATHS National Convention with 'bout 1000 trucks of every description.
Big kids playground!

 

[towcat]

4axle autocar at work.....

here's one from penndel towing. At work and at play.don't know if they still work it anymore tho