awsome find there ,i was on there for days and didnt see any of those?amazing hqo many pics on the and how clear they are musta been a high quality camera?
Hillar, as I recall they could be driven while standing, Silverwood's Dairy used them to delivery milk on my street.
Ding, ding, ding! Ray wins the prize!
Yes, they had a swing away seat and a special set of pedals/hand throttle control that allowed the truck to be driven standing up. This was much more convenient considering the constant start/stop and the driver having to hop in and out every few feet.
Silverwood's did my street too, they seemed to have a lock on the east end. I would have thought Donlands Dairy would have done good business in this area.
Borden's was the other big dairy with milk trucks that I remember. They all used Divcos.
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Hillar
1970 LS4 (eventually an LS5) Laurentian 2dr hdtp -and a bunch of other muscle cars...
for me since i wasent alive then i really find it a shame that if you took a picture of the same buildings or streets you probally wouldent even look at the cars now, there mostly so nondescriped, not like then when you could see the front end and know exactly what year, make, and model it was. And like some of you guys what engine and if it has disc brakes!! lol
OK I have a few archive photos not all poncho , want to see them all.
Al
this one a saved for the firebird, then noticed to the far left what looks like a 69 Camaro, ralley wheels and maybe a decal on the rear quarter panel.
