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Memories for us old truckers

Truck Shop

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Military truck trivia.

Kenworth built the T10, incorporated with Atomic Annie M65 gun. Built in the early 50's with a gas powered
unit on each end, it could move sideways. Stationed in various places around the globe from 55 to 62.

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renovator

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Military truck trivia.

Kenworth built the T10, incorporated with Atomic Annie M65 gun. Built in the early 50's with a gas powered
unit on each end, it could move sideways. Stationed in various places around the globe from 55 to 62.

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One of those is on display at the Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque.
 

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The one test shot made with it.
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There are a half dozen, but not many of the carriers. Here is a complete one in MD.
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Truck Shop

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Yes with GM Diesel power

Odd thing to note-but the first few 900's and 1000 models used frame rails from PacCar.
Farmer here has two 900's his dad bought new one with Cummins the other 6-71 Detroit.
Both don't have but 150,000 miles on them, Both in good condition and has no plans
to replace them. Ten wheelers, he likes driving them.
 
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