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[[Category:Commercial Vehicles]]
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[[Country: USA]]
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Trucks

  • Ward La France built a small amount of truck chassis, using purchased parts.
  • They offered pneumatic tyres.

Buses

  • E. E. Snow owned the company and designed a fleet of luxury charabancs after World War One.
  • It featured a ten note organ that woke up the sleeping residents when it returned from being out on excursions.


Sources of Information

  • Ian Allan - British Buses Since 1900 - Aldridge and Morris
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