Labatt's Streamliner, Cab, International Expo, Photo

Code Number:: VCTV01P03_14
Title:: Labatt's Streamliner, Cab, International Expo, Worlds Fair, Vancouver, 1950s; This distinctive truck was designed by Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky. The Streamliner was construed to be a goodwill ambassador for Labatt's, and its drivers were trained and expected to assist other motorists with breakdowns.
It was built specifically for Labatt's. It was co-built by the White Motor Company of Canada, Fruehauf Trailers and Smith Brothers Body Works, the first one being delivered in 1935. Today only one truck remains - the bright red 1947 model seen here.
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Image by:: George H. Ulrich Jr.
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