In 1929, Autocar presented two new six-cylinder trucks, one of 1.5 and the other 2-ton rating, which replaced corresponding four-cylinder Model A units. The name six-cylinder Dispatch applies to both chassis, and the tonnage ratings are distinguished by...
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The Model A was a deluxe 1.5 ton delivery truck. The official documents said: "It is unique because it combines speed and beauty with motor truck stamina. Each of these three elements has been given equal consideration, and the result is a balanced unit...
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In 1926, Autocar began to produce a parallel line of conventional "engine-under-the-hood" models. They were designated by C letter in the index. The range included 3 tons models CK and SCKA with 4-cylinder 32 hp and 6-cylinder 41 hp engines,...
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Since the late 1910s, Autocar produced electric trucks E1, E3 and E5 with a carrying capacity of 1, 3 and 5 tons, respectively. Batteries were located between the axles in an enclosed box. The cabin was unified with gas engined models, but most of them...
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Autocar Company made for Canadian Army special armored cars on Type XXI truck chassis. They were standard commercial chassis with solid tyres armoured with 9.5 mm plate supplied by the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. The armour gave all-round protection...
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