OT: Old All-Wheel-Drive Vehicles

Dave in GA · Jul 1, 2012

Driving through Clayton, GA today, these were sitting roadside. I don"t know what the yellow one is, but it"s got the transfer case above the frame. The other truck is a Ford spreader with chains on the front tires.

Trac1 · Jul 1, 2012

My guess on the yellow cab & chassis would be the lower drivetrain of a "Gradall", minus the upper structure.

DanielKy · Jul 1, 2012

The yellow chassis is an old ccc, which stands for Crane Carrier Corporation. Most of these I have seen would have an Ingersoll Rand well drilling ring mounted on them, and the one in the picture still has the name plate mounted on top of the cab for the drill. I have worked on several with the T4 drill set up, they are built extremely heavy for a lot of off road use.

casecollectorsc · Jul 1, 2012

Who's got the Ford or Sterling in the background with the sidedump??

showcrop · Jul 1, 2012

I agree its a CCC. A poet and I didn't know it.

greygoat · Jul 2, 2012

I thought "Gradall" at first, until I noticed
the Ingersall-Rand sign, so I'll guess CCC.

OT: Old All-Wheel-Drive Vehicles

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