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Greyhound’s GMCs in Chicago

Written by webmin

A recent perusing of the ATHS Forums’ popular What Am I section turned up the above shot of one of 60 so-called “trailer coaches” that Greyhound fielded for the 1933-1934 Chicago Century of Progress World’s Fair, courtesy the New York Public Library’s collection. We immediately thought of searching through the University of Illinois’s photo archives, […]

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Tagged Century of Progress World's Fair, Chicago, GMC, GMC T26, Greyhound, Lost and Found, promotional vehicles, service and fleet vehicles, shows, exhibitions and events, trailer, trailer coach, trucks and Jeeps  
 

Terraplane’s Ruggedness Run revisited

Written by webmin

As we discovered last year, Hudson conceived a nifty publicity stunt in 1934 to get the Terraplane some attention. The Hudson-Terraplane Ruggedness Run selected 20 different 1934 Terraplane owners from across the country to participate in two-week tours in cars lettered up as billboards by Hudson. It’s a sort of viral marketing (or possibly astroturfing) […]

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Tagged Century of Progress Ranger, Century of Progress World's Fair, Chicago, Hemmings Classic Car, Hudson-Terraplane Ruggedness Run, promotional vehicles, publicity stunts, road trips and cruising, Ruggedness Run, Terraplane, World's Fair  
 

From the Hemmings Forum: Help King Arthur Flour find their calliope truck

Written by webmin

Through the Hemmings Forum, we recently heard from the folks at King Arthur Flour in Norwich, Vermont, regarding the calliope truck that used to promote the flour in New York City and in Boston in the late 1920s. Featuring a wooden carving of King Arthur atop his horse and carrying a banner (a later version […]

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Tagged Herschell-Spillman, King Arthur Flour, Lost and Found, promotional vehicles, Spillman Engineering Corporation, trucks and Jeeps  
 

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