Katmandu photos

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More..Chevy? No Stude says Richard?

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1950s Ford? No Fargo, thanks to Mr Blair

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Diamond T?

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The Germans were there!

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No 88 has 'TREKKER' on the grille

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Have no idea

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Yet again no idea

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by David_Hayward

Have no idea

The third one is two Kraz trucks, sometimes known as Belaz if I recall, the fourth pic looks like a Saurer, without checking.

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally Posted by David_Hayward

Have no idea

Hi Dave.
The first picture is a '31 Chev...with later..maybe '34 Chev headlights..but look at the bottom windshield..flat..and the side louvers in the engine bonnet..

http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/ca/3...pressbyraa.jpg

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally Posted by David_Hayward

1950s Ford?

Sorry Dave ..Fargo..from 1954-'56 the cab and grill changed little.,..
This is a later one as it has the side window vent in it..probably a '55 or '56 Fargo..probably Canadian built.

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That's about it..thanks for any help given

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Originally Posted by David_Hayward

That's about it..thanks for any help given

Hi Dave
The red tanker is that '29 Pontiac with the vertical center grill strip..the rounded lower windshield frame and the rear quarter cowling louvers.the most distinctive identifier on the '29 Pontiac

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by David_Hayward

More..Chevy?

David,

This one looks like a Studebaker US6, grille is slightly wider than a GMC CCKW and bonnet front edge does not have as much curve as a GMC. Wings are also much like a Stude, except the vertical part seems to taper in towards the chassis towards the bottom.