>The info I have found showed that this series of trucks were made from
>1952-59 which is concurrent with some "Reo"production. I seems as though
>the Reo was the preferred design. Most of these trucks never left the
>Continental US, although some did see service in Korea as units deployed
>there. This series was the first to use an automatic tranny in a mainline
>truck and there are numerous opinions about it. Most everything since
>has been a manual, I believe. Try Vermont Commercial Salvage in
Burlington,
>VT for parts. He's got a fairly large stock pile. Any other sources you
>find, drop me a line please. According to the book I found, the 211 was
>standardized in 1954.
>
>
>Brian J. Leffler
>bleffler@vnet.ibm.com
>54 M211
>
>
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