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Tag Archives: autocar trucks
Autocar Mondays – Beast Mode Engaged
Yup, we’re still doing Autocar Mondays around here! We last saw this truck in 2018 when it was covered in snow. It’s back now and better than ever with float tires. You can’t beat life in farm country for the … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – Bob Lees Autocar
Editor’s note: Today we feature a special contribution from long time truck enthusiast Frank Leparik. Anyone who is involved in trucks no doubt will have a sentimentality – perhaps even a fondness – for the iconic, long-snouted Autocar. I can … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – The Goose
There is just something about an Autocar with floats and a 6×6 configuration that looks natural. Here we see “The Goose”, a 1978 DC that has been repowered with a B-Series Cat and a 13 speed trans. Originally this truck left … Continue reading
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Autocar Mondays – Guessing Game
Sometimes you can only guess about the specifics of a truck found rotting along a country back road. The first question that usually comes to mind is why would anyone let this fine machine decay to such a lowly state. … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – Restored to Perfection
When I think of Autocars there are many vocations that are natural fits. Everything from mixer trucks, to heavy wreckers, to garbage trucks are the bread and butter of this storied brand. Speaking of garbage trucks let’s talk about roll … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – Turn up the Heat
Have you turned on you furnance yet? I’m betting the answer is yes if you live just about anywhere in the Northeast. I normally mourn that small moment in life when I hit the switch but I would feel just … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – 1949 Was A Good Year
I don’t know who designed this model of Autocar truck that most likely dates back to the late 30’s but my hat is off to them. With a low roof line and long hood this truck has a unique big … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – A DC For You and Me
It’s just not a classic truck show if there isn’t an Autocar or two, or three, to drool over like this 1972 DC9364 proudly owned and displayed by Don Berch. Originally a tandem axle on leaf springs this truck was … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – 1954 DC75
This 1954 DC-75 looks so nice that you would think it rolled right out of a museum. Guess what, it did! Coming from the Keystone Truck and Tractor museum in Colonial Heights VA this Autocar represents the iconic trucks of yesteryear that … Continue reading
Autocar Mondays – DC in BC
Autocars can be found coast to coast and throughout North America wherever the need for a real truck exists. This 1982 DC64B happens to be a well traveled example of the A-Car. Original from Virginia this Autocar eventually made its way … Continue reading