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Re: mystery truck and tractor to identify
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Posted by Wardner on April 24, 2005 at 14:00:33 from (4.154.242.180):
In Reply to: mystery truck and tractor to identify posted by George in NW Mich on April 24, 2005 at 13:14:16:
The fender on the truck looks like Graham Brothers. The headlight position looks similar as well. At that time, Graham Bros used some Dodge sheetmetal and running gear. The truck company was bought out by Dodge in the late twenties and that gave Chrysler a truck division. Graham Bros got started in the automotive business by building engines. I think they had a large contract with Ford. I was told that Graham Bros Truck was the largest selling truck for a while in the Twenties. It was far superior to anything that Ford offered in the model "T" derived haulers.
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