'39-40 D-500, redesignated as K-8-COE in '41.

John What year is the bottom photo, the cabover?
When hauling grain in 1980 there was a guy 20 miles north of us that didn't have much was that was running one just like it hauling grain. We called him Jethro. DOT just shook their head when they saw him. He'd convinced them he didn't have any money they could take from him and he wasn't able to comprehend anything they told him.

He was either incredibly smart or hopeless, but they left him alone.

Chopped Liver, I've got my own rope thank you very much.
Eddy.Lucast@remotedata.com
203-228-1961

Watson Bros. The truck on the left has a Nebraska '44 license plate.

Jeff Lakaszcyck (2/11/2020)

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This is the closest I have Dima. Just imagine an extra axle on this one. 



Thanks Jeff! But I'm looking for a three-axle truck!

This is the closest I have Dima. Just imagine an extra axle on this one. 




Jeff

Friends, looking for a picture International C40F sleeper cab! Share it!

Roy, I took that photo at the MVPA convention in York PA in August. The IH belongs to John Gott and Paul Rea who bought it earlier this year. I don't think it came from California but maybe John can chime in on that. 





Jeff

JEFF, do you happen to know where that photo was taken ? Looks just like one I sold to a fellow in woodland ca. Area around 15/20 years ago. Thanks Roy

John, it's possible the M426's were new but all the M425 & M426 tractors were open cab, so these were reworked with new cabs by the surplus dealers or the new owners. 




Jeff

D-400. I think these are 1 year only, 1940. Picture is in Tampa in 1942.




I think these are both M426s. You can read 11.00-20 on the front tire of the 1st one. Both pictures taken at Orange State Motor Co in Tampa in November 1946. Would some of these surplus trucks have been brand new ?