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Re: International Emeryville Trucks
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Posted by Lyle on March 22, 2002 at 14:55:36 from (216.37.159.208):
In Reply to: International Emeryville Trucks posted by Stan - Florida on March 22, 2002 at 13:02:38:
You might be getting better info on the Classic Truck Forum on this site. Here's what I know about the Emeryvilles. They were model DCO. I believe the first ones at least were powered with a 220 Cummings. They were a cab-over model and a nice truck to drive for their time. I believe they were designed by the Denver-Chicago Freight Lines, thus the DCO for the model number. I'm not sure if they were designed by or for that company. Hope this helps. I drove some of those trucks.
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