The Christina was one of two models offered. It was named after the wife of the truck's designer. The company assembled its own chassis, but otherwise utilized certain proprietary units available within the automotive industry. These include Perkins...
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The first ARDCO buggy was manufactured at Houston from the mid 50's. It has a top speed of 40 km/h, rubber or aluminium tyres, and should be used in Louisiana and Gulf coast region.
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In 2011, the only model of the ARDCO company was refreshed once again. Off-road vehicles received a new front grille with engraved logo. Otherwise, it is the same unpretentious and simple trucks that can perform a wide range of tasks.
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To work on sandy surfaces was developed a special version K 4x4 Sand Buggy with low-pressure tires. Due to the fact that these vehicles often have to work in hot climate, the cooling system was modified. It seems to be, that only open cabins were used...
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Based on the 6-wheel K 6x6 off-road vehicle, the company made several special versions for logging industry. This family received the index TLF. The lineup included forwarder, tractor-trailer for transportation of logs and drilling machine. A...
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