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That little COE with the bikes rides kinda' heavy on the front, eh'.

 

'47-52 Austin K-8 van. Billy M. image ...

 

Cracking toast, Gromit!

 

I would love to have one of those old Brittish trucks but I doubt they were exported to the states.

 

Bus, Coach or Ice Cream Van? I hope it's not a converted hearse! yet when I was a kid in the late 60s early 70s a local Ice cream vendor sold home made ice cream out of a converted Ambulance. It was a really good ice cream, legend has it that it contained honey as well as sugar.
Great looking conversion.

 

It was an ambulance for county someplace in Missouri.

 

Milwaukee,Wisconsin. Via Mr . Oster ....

 

Couple more from me. The "Load" on the trailer is actually a camper in disguise.

 

Studebaker at the 1939 World's Fair. Water nozzzles for cleaning the street.

 

Alfa Romeo

 

Looks like an early"Mother-in-Law"seating arrangement.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

Not quite as cool as a Labatt's truck...but still....

 

Hopefully these pics of my old ice cream vans will work. Green n cream is 1954 Austin Devon that I started with, then pink n cream 1959 Morris J type then 1969 Bedford ha ice cream van with batman coachwork and a pic of a 50,s inspired ice cream trailer I built using a caravan chassis

 

Thanks ice cream man!

 

I can honestly say "I've seen it all".

 

from the looks if it,it appears to have 2 differentials.