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Dima (4/10/2021) Sterling?
 Yes, a G model COE.
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Dima (4/10/2021) Hamish (4/10/2021) Dima (4/10/2021) Friends! What make of truck?

Reo about 1938 model, I think, Dima.
Thank you. Did you realize it was in Australia?
Yes, with that wide cab it would have to be Australia.
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Hamish (4/10/2021) Dima (4/10/2021) Friends! What make of truck?

Reo about 1938 model, I think, Dima.
Thank you. Did you realize it was in Australia?
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Dima (4/10/2021) Friends! What make of truck?

Reo about 1938 model, I think, Dima.
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Jeff Lakaszcyck (3/24/2021) Dima (3/23/2021) Sterling?

It's not a Sterling. Federal Big Six if I had to guess.
Thank you very much!
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I'd say the mountain truck hauling the railcar is a Sterling. These are some impressive 1930s heavy trucks with sleeper cabs. Thank you for posting them.
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Dima (3/23/2021) Sterling?
 It's not a Sterling. Federal Big Six if I had to guess.
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Sterling?
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