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| Here is a big dump truck. Emblems removed. Photo from Don MacKenzie.
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| I'm thinking Autocar - around 1930 ray
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| International ARDF model about 1939 Aristocrat Dump Body
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Looks like aan A-series International to me. Unusual to see the running board cut off the fender.
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with the IH group, 1932 A-8 model?
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| IH A 8 if from the early 30s, but in the late 30s the model designation changed. The Milwaukee WI ATHS show in 1993 had one with a diesel. Bruce
1932 White 643 restored in the working museum
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| Almost unanimous here, and Jules had it 1st. This is a late '30's International AR-626-F with an unusual fender style, which I thought I hadn't seen before until I looked at the photo of the truck in Milwaukee in '93. It has the same unusual fenders ! These were big trucks for the time, the biggest IH built at the time, and it's rugged good looks were 2nd to none. Decendants of the A-7 and A-8 models introduced in the early '30's, a few of these AR-626-F models were built up through the late '40's. Thanks to Don MacKenzie for the photo. The 1993 photo is Bob Gilbreath's. Brochure page is from my collection. 

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