Since everyone did so well with yesterday's, let's try another one.



Jeff

With the twin Steer it might have some Murty Bros design input???

Brocky

Seeing that this is a drawing not a photo, what is to say it's not another Fageol design?


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“He, who is without oil, shall throw the first rod” Compressions 8.7:1
Steve Peterson
Central Wisconsin

Follow The Leaders For They Know The Way AUTOCAR

Crown Coach.

Agree with Tillerman. Crown.

McBright Lite Way, predecessor of the McCullough Road King.

We will go with Crown today.

Peter Mullin

South Portland, Maine

crown




Trucks, give me trucks!!! --- I'M LIKING TRUCKSWhen we see what we want to see, and hear what we want to hear---- all too often we miss the point!


I'm where I'm at when I'm all there! But,when I'm here, how can I be all there?

George Murphey --

The crown today goes to the only one with the right answer. This unusual looking truck is a Lite Way Model TT 8x4 van. The Lite Way was built by McBright Incorporated in Lehighton, Pennsylvania from 1953 to 1955. I don't have any more info on this company other than what is in the ad. John Frances was the only one to get this. Our ad was posted to Facebook by George Fiebe.



Jeff

1954 United States Patent HIGHWAY TRUCK William L. McCullough, Lehighton, Pa, assignor to McBright, Inc., Lehighton, Pa., a corporation of Pennsylvania
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1953 White WC24, 1949 IH KBS11