1925 Autocar Truck
Perris, CA - Orange Empire Railway Museum -1925 Autocar Truck - Once again independent after nearly 50 years, the Autocar company now employs 300 at its manufacturing facility in Hagerstown, Indiana where the company produces custom-engineered Class 8 trucks for severe-duty vocational applications. The company’s severe-duty ACX model offers features ranging from improved ergonomic cabs, integrated controls, and a hybrid drive truck, the Autocar E3. The Autocar ACX is now #2 nationally in several segments, including concrete pump trucks and refuse trucks. The Autocar ACTT is a leading model of terminal tractor. The company has a nationwide service network in the US. Autocar’s customer base includes large fleets, private fleets and major municipalities in the United States and Canada such as Miami, Newark, Houston, Chicago and Vancouver. [Wiki] Link to Photo Without Frame Thank You for Making this Daily Photo Tied for the # 1 Pick on 02-21-2018.
Greg&Rose Photography
on Apr 05Great shot of this aged beauty
Arnold Dubin
on Feb 22Fabulous capture of this Autocar Truck.
nelli
on Feb 21wowza what a beauty!!
Judith Sparhawk
on Feb 21Even from 1925, it looks sturdy and ready to go.
BTW, the roadrunner was from California, not NM; Whitewater Preserve is a canyon through which Whitewater River runs, then goes through the desert and empties into the Salton Sea.
Gene Hyder
on Feb 21Excellent.
RBlackburn
on Feb 21Stout looking old truck!
Lgood
on Feb 21It's a good looking machine! Never heard of one of those before.
arctangent
on Feb 21What a find. I had never heard of this company before this. The truck looks ready to do a hard day's work. It's a beauty.
William Kleinfelder
on Feb 21Cool pic and great info about Autocar.
Howard's Photography
on Feb 21Great shot and interesting info!