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Guy thanks for the information, I’m amazed at what Peugeot actually manufactured. Also thanks for including the links.
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Last batch of vintage light trucks:     Regards. Guy
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Peterbilt 352 tractor produced by Altaya:     Regards. Guy
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Guy very nice Peterbilt, and Sambos that is a blast from the past.
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In Altaya Editions "American Trucks Range", an International DCOF 405 tractor:     Regards. Guy
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Refuse body on a Berliet G 190 chassis (Hachette):   Berliet GLM 10A unit locally modified into a trucking wrecker (Hachette):   Regards. Guy
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Guy: That wrecker is so cool. Is it custom? Keep them coming. Craig
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Very nice International! They called these "Emeryville's," named for their factory in Emeryville, CA in the US.
From Wikipedia:
During the 1960s the DCOF-405 or "Emeryville" was the top seller among American trucks for four years.
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What era is that Peterbilt?Only the slogan,has definitely been used by a cereal maker.That is the first brand,I thought of when I saw that tiger,and the word great.Was not expecting the reataurant logo.Very nice tractor,by the way!
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Guy I echo RobS’s comment on the International, that is a nice looking tractor. I love the sorta catwalk below the door on that cab.
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Quinella wrote:Guy: That wrecker is so cool. Is it custom? Keep them coming. Craig Craig, Hachette reproduced the wrecker used by the L. Vineis company, a Berliet GLM 10A truck fitted with a lifting gear in their premises located in St Etienne (France). Below, a picture of the real unit:  Regards. Guy
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modelmaniac wrote:What era is that Peterbilt?Only the slogan,has definitely been used by a cereal maker.That is the first brand,I thought of when I saw that tiger,and the word great.Was not expecting the reataurant logo.Very nice tractor,by the way! modelmaniac, The truck is a Peterbilt 352 from 1959, fitted with a 290hp engine. Here below a picture of the real unit:  I hope this helps. Guy
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Gents,
I forgot to mention that B. Williams took the picture of the Sambo's combination above (you have probably noted that the real Peterbilt 352 unit had a much longer wheelbase than its 1/43 model).
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Nice looking truck.Really like the look of those COE cabs,  is that an extra mirror,on the lower part of the door(on the model)?
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modelmaniac wrote:[...] Is that an extra mirror,on the lower part of the door(on the model)? Peterbilt right door is fitted with an extra bottom "window" which enables the driver to have a better view on the hard shoulder. That small opening was often fitted with an extra mirror improving side rear vision when turning to the right. Regards. Guy
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Peugeot 203 pick-up- in EDF-GDF (French public electricity and gas company) Vintage Automobile Club livery - in the Norev range:   Combination of a Scania L110 tractor and of a semi-tanker, 2 Ixo models produced for Altaya Editions:  Regards. Guy
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1920 Berliet CBA 9 truck modified to carry a mobile still (Hachette Editions). Each French farmer had then the right to convert part of his (wine, apples, etc) production into heavy alcohol, hence that mobile unit going in winter time to work from place to place:     The real unit, visible in Berliet Foundation premises, near Lyon (France):  Regards. Guy
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Guy great model of the rolling still.
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In 1951, the "Operation Gas-Oil" (Diesel-Oil Operation) is covering approx. 30000km of then French colonies African countries dirt roads to demonstrate the reliability of Diesel engines using a Lavalette injection system. Model by Hachette of the mobile workshop unit on a Berliet GLC6 chassis:   Ford Louisville tractor (Altaya), posted alone sometime ago, here assigned to timber transport:   Regards. Guy
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Berliet 560K delivery light truck (Altaya):     Regards. Guy
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