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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2011 => Topic started by: Otto Puzzell on March 20, 2011, 04:57:48 AM
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Know the story? For 1 point, please respond below to identify the manufacturer and type designation
Only complete answers will earn a point
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Experts?
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Henderson?
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Not one of those
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Pros?
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From USA?
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Yes
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Relatively known name?
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Not to me it wasn't, but it seems hardcore truck fans are familiar with it.
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Is it a LeMoon?
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No
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Available?
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No
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Biederman?
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Isn't that a singer/actress?
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Isn't that a singer/actress?
I think it is neither a Singer nor an Actros. :lmao: :lmao:
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Biederman?
no
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Isn't that a singer/actress?
no
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Grass-Premier?
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Grass-Premier?
No
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Hug? (....and please don't say "Yes, thank you"). :D
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FWD?
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Hug? (....and please don't say "Yes, thank you"). :D
Yes!
Locked for you for further ID
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FWD?
No
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I'm afraid my in-depth knowledge of Hug trucks is woefully inadequate. I know they built 4,014 of them in total from 1921 through 1942, and they made their name on the heavy-duty "Roadbuilder" model for the construction trade. They called their over-the-road lne of highway trucks the "Xpress", and I think that's what the unit pictured would be. The only model number I can find in reference to a COE unit like the one pictured is a Model 16, which is a 10-ton unit.
Best I can do.
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I think he is right; On OFAS I found this: 1939 Hug Model 16 Lugger Coe powered by a Caterpillar engine.
Oh and thanks for this puzzle, I found quite a lot of info by researching it.
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The reference I found to the Model 16 COE was about a 1938, not sure how many years that style was in production but late 30's looks about right. 1938-39 I would say. I'm pretty sure the "Hug Lugger" name is correct for this truck, which I think would make it a Model HC.
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The reference I found to the Model 16 COE was about a 1938, not sure how many years that style was in production but late 30's looks about right. 1938-39 I would say. I'm pretty sure the "Hug Lugger" name is correct for this truck, which I think would make it a Model HC.
That's it!