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Here is another neat survivor. Extra points for the truck to the right. Emblems removed. 
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Sorry, don't know the red one-the other one looks like a GMC.
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uh-oh Hamish is stumped, we're in trouble now.
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Going to say BOTH are GMC's.
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Maxwell and GMC
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Maxwell on the left
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1918 Maxwell on the left, circa 1930 GMC on the right. I don't know the fate of the GMC but rest assured the Maxwell has a fine home in the Ron Carey collection. This is a before photo. The 1-1/2 ton Maxwell was restored as a gasoline tanker. The Maxwell was fairly modern for the time, equipped with a generator, battery, electric lights and a horn. Ron purchased this truck in Saskatchchewan in 1993. John Frances had this 1st. Thanks to Ron Carey for these photos.  
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1919 MAXWELL 1 TON FLATBED 
1953 White WC24, 1949 IH KBS11
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