Around my area the muck farmers have rebuild those "G" tractors so many times there probably isn't an original part left on them.  David Bradley made a smaller version with a single rear wheel that were used on small farms.  Great cultivating tractors because of the visibility.

Nice!  I own a 1948 Allis Chalmers G that I am slowly restoring.  Hard to believe that building 30000 of something makes it rare, but its true, and it makes everything G more expensive.

Great looking truck too. 

Slim 3979 (1/13/2017)

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Bill White (1/10/2017)

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1939 305

Bill, that's a Allis Chalmers Model G on the back of this truck.  They were rare when they were  built back in the '50s  and they are still rare, but most of them have survived.

Bill White (1/10/2017)

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1939 305

Bill, that's a Allis Chalmers Model G on the back of this truck.  They were rare when they were  built back in the '50s  and they are still rare, but most of them have survived.

Shifty (1/12/2017)

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Thanks for the link. Yes that looks like it, and I'll bet that Duck came out of Wisconsin Dells.
 
The Duck may have come from Boston. There's a tour company there that uses quit a few of them for site seeing Boston harbor and Charles River.



Tony

rubbishman (1/12/2017)

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What kind of setup is that on the brakes?
         those cables went to to the big hand parking brake lever in the cab` no springs in the air cans

What kind of setup is that on the brakes?

H.S.Blake
1971 IH VCO(T)-190 Leach 2R Packmaster
Fawnskin, CA 6,750 feet above tidewater

Thanks for the link. Yes that looks like it, and I'll bet that Duck came out of Wisconsin Dells.
 

This is were it is.

JOSEPH EQUIPMENT CO

Click on this below for the sale
1947 Diamond T

1953 White WC24, 1949 IH KBS11

Shifty, It looks to be the same this was for sale here is more photos.





1953 White WC24, 1949 IH KBS11

That is correct. I saw it at Del's in Wisconsin. Friesland? He had a real nice collection. Mostly Buick cars, and Diamond -T trucks.
 The one pictured was probably the only unrestored  one there, but it was my personal favorite.