Petty's Dodge Cabover

[70bigblockdodge]

Dave weren't the Dodge tractors made by White?

I would have to guess they were farmed out. The conventional cabs were the same as the regular Dodges

 

[commando1]

Dave weren't the Dodge tractors made by White?

I'm going to chime in and say probably not. The White and the Dodge cracker boxes may initially look alike but they are in fact completely different knowing so because I drove both.
And trust me when I say they were both bare bones stripped down basic work horses for fleets.


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[70bigblockdodge]

Someone has to know. If you look on the internet the White, Dodge,Ford,and Marmon all look very much a like, the White is a little different with the windshield angled back.

 

[commando1]

And don't forget Jimmy.

I-H

Freight shakers..

White-GMC

Bulldog

K-whopper

And Pete

 

[72Fury]

Autocar, Marmon Herrington, CCC, White freightliner, Diamond Reo, Brockway.....

 

[70bigblockdodge]

I would love to have a K100 flat top

 

[commando1]

Autocar, Marmon Herrington, CCC, White freightliner, Diamond Reo, Brockway.....

You cheated. Make has to be accompanied by old pic of COE Daycab...

I would love to have a K100 flat top

In a head on, you'll be the first to the scene of the accident.

 

[78Brougham]

no air-ride.
No floating cab.
Probably a rigid mount seat.
Tosses you around like a marble in a can on a paint shaker.
That's why.


Oh. And a heater with the output of a candle and a fan speed of low, lower, and lowest.

waaaaaaaaahhhh....lol