Did all BTL semis have Galesburg, IL on the door or was the lettering for the terminal assigned? Since there are not many photos showing the door lettering, the few that I have found all have Galesbu
Did all BTL semis have Galesburg, IL on the door or was the lettering for the terminal assigned? Since there are not many photos showing the door lettering, the few that I have found all have Gales
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Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2022 05:46:37 -0700
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Ken, Thanks. I am modeling Omaha 1967. I have a couple of International Harvester Emeryville tractors on the way and that is the main reason for the question. I saw a picture of what appears to be a
Ken, I found two pictures of IH conventionals. One is in the Moel Railroader Piggyback & Container Traffic book, page 91, Council Bluffs 1960 with just the Burlington Route herald. The other is on th
Ken, I found two pictures of IH conventionals. One is in the Moel Railroader Piggyback & Container Traffic book, page 91, Council Bluffs 1960 with just the Burlington Route herald. The other is on
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Ken, If you can find some of the older Mini Metals IH conventional trucks, they came in single axle. It would be close for BTL truck. The Ulrich cab over is a Mack H-63 I believe, mid 50s era. I will
Ken, If you can find some of the older Mini Metals IH conventional trucks, they came in single axle. It would be close for BTL truck. The Ulrich cab over is a Mack H-63 I believe, mid 50s era. I wi
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BRHS member Jim Goodin has done extensive research on BT. and has done some excellent models as well. He would be a great resource for what models to use in creating BTL models. I know he has used At
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Ken, the COE looks like a Promotex Freightliner and would be from the 1970s. The Ulrich KW is well within your era. Ricky Get Outlook for iOS From: CBQ@groups.io <CBQ@groups.io> on behalf of ken thom
BRHS member Jim Goodin has done extensive research on BT. and has done some excellent models as well. He would be a great resource for what models to use in creating BTL models. I know he has used A
The conventional is an older KW aluminum body. The COE is a newer KW. While in school I herded a '73 VIT COE (double sleeper) between northern Idaho and southern California. -- Don Bowen --AD0NB--
Ken, the COE looks like a Promotex Freightliner and would be from the 1970s. The Ulrich KW is well within your era. Ricky Get Outlook for iOS From: CBQ@groups.io <CBQ@groups.io> on behalf of ken tho
The conventional is an older KW aluminum body. The COE is a newer KW. While in school I herded a '73 VIT COE (double sleeper) between northern Idaho and southern California. -- Don Bowen --A
COE tractors have been around since the 30s. The K100 style of cab over came out in the early 60s with not a lot of change until the demise of the cab over in the 90s. -- Don Bowen --AD0NB-- -=-=-=-
COE tractors have been around since the 30s. The K100 style of cab over came out in the early 60s with not a lot of change until the demise of the cab over in the 90s. -- Don Bowen --AD0NB--