Maximum mobility in roughest terrain was provided by a new line of 6x6s Autocar trucks, presented in 1966. In addition to all-wheel drive chassis with a standard layout, a new range includes original three-axle chassis DC-6766 and DC-7366. DC-6766...
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Maximum mobility in roughest terrain was provided by a new line of 6x6s Autocar trucks, presented in 1966. The DC6366, with 56,000-lb GVW rating on 200-, 212- or 224-in. wb.; The DC9966, rated for 73,000-lb GVW on five wheelbases ranging from 195 to 295...
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In 1964 Autocar made a new addition to its model lineup - heavy duty lightweight tandem truck for on- and off-highway operation DC6364. Rated at 50,000- to 56,000-lb GVW, it weights 12,900 lb with standard components. With weight-saving options, it...
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Four axle truck with 60,000-lb GVW was presented by Autocar in 1963. The DC7384 features tandem axles both front and rear - with wide single tires all around. Ready-mix fleets and other heavy-cargo haulers can increase payloads up to 50 per cent. A...
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In 1964, the range of lightweight trucks Series A included a new model with a short hood. BBC distance was 102 inches (121 inches for the other A models). The new range included two-axle tractor AU-70T and triaxial tractor AU-7064T. This model was...
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