1938 Whiskey Bus,...ot.

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Must have had a few under the belt when they designed that one.

 

Must be like driving a 4x8 piece of plywood. I doubt the tail end did any thing for it on the hiway.

 

The "tail end" is awesome ... it's a rumble lid that'll seat 6 people.

 

But it would make a really cool and unique motorcycle hauler, mobile garage or office.

 

Damb, that would make one KILLER camper/tow vehicle.

 

I think it's cool. It has been on here before, so those who like it search it. If I remember, story goes that the company that used these is looking to have it restored but can't fund it. Ok adjustablejohnsons just posted a link on reply #14

 

Read about this in Hemmings. It is a pretty cool story.

 

Amen, mark me down as wanting one for a camper.

 

It has a gothic 40ish feel to it like its full of butchered body parts... I LIKE IT!

 

That is very cool. That would cause some attention coming down the road

 

I want one to tow my HA/GR ... and wouldn't mind the Morris Minor in the first pic either

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=5472863

 

Me like, me use for plumbing truck, whiskey....gooood.

 

The Art Deco look has never been more popular. That truck would sell in a heart beat at most auctions. If they could Find it, not if they could Fund it. It would be cool to build a clone and drive it to some of the major meets. It sure beats hell out of a new PT cruiser.

 

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