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joan bonham`

06-29-2004 20:27:30




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a nam was in our museum today and asked if we had a minneapolis moline truck. i said no, and had not ever heard of one, he said they looked like a truck used in the war, or service, has anyone seen one, or know where i might find it on the internet, i would like to see one. thank you joan.




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Andy

07-01-2004 21:10:42




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 Re: minneapolis moline truck in reply to joan bonham`, 06-29-2004 20:27:30  
If you go to the minnesota historical society website: www.mnhs.org and go to their photo collections and do a search for minneapolis moline there are some great photo's including some of the trucks and jeep.



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joan bonham

07-02-2004 08:49:49




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 Re: Re: minneapolis moline truck in reply to Andy, 07-01-2004 21:10:42  
thank you so much.



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Kelvin

07-01-2004 17:54:59




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 Re: minneapolis moline truck in reply to joan bonham`, 06-29-2004 20:27:30  
Joan, if you want to do a basic search on the internet, with Google, using the words Minneapolis Moline, about 100 entries down you'll find a website with info on the MM GTX. it was a 6 X 6 machine, a cross between a tractor and a truck that was used during WW2. The whole website is in Italian, Spanish or some such foreign language.

(This is what lonely single tractor nuts do on the computer in their spare time.)

After White took over MM, for a time they offered one of their trucks lettered for MM.

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Kevin Moschenrose

06-29-2004 22:25:33




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 Re: minneapolis moline truck in reply to joan bonham`, 06-29-2004 20:27:30  
Joan, If you email direct I can send you a picture of one of the many pieces of equipment MM made for the war effort. Twin City also made a truck as well on hard rubber tires. They also made the orignal "jeep too. Those can be seen inthe John Wayne movie fighting Seabees I think it was called. I have a picture of the MM version of the duce and half. I think that's what he was looking for.



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