The 35,000-pound Gross Vehicle Weight gasoline-powered Autocar C-75T debuted in 1948. The C-75T was equipped with a Con R6572 engine and featured a setback front axle, large tires (11,00 x 22 inch), a low hood and curved front bumper. An odd number was...
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In 1940 all Autocars changed their indexing. The bonneted trucks received the letter C, and the cabover - the letter U. The numbers in the index indicate the difference of weight and power characteristics of trucks. Autocar heavy gasoline trucks were...
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Since 1940, light duty models RB / RL / RM got indexes from C-10 to C-40. But the company produced them only for less than a year - until the Second World War began. After the War, Autocar concentrated on producing of more heavy trucks and the producing...
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In 1937, the all-wheel drive model 4S was refreshed at the same time when new conventional models of the range S were presented. It got the front end design and the cab of the new generation. It was the whole range of model with different engines and...
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In November 1971, DAF signed an agreement with International Harvester to expand the model range and enter new markets. As a result, in 1973, the lineup included bonnet heavy construction dump truck N2500 (6x4), which was an American Paystar 5000 with...
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