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Old May 4th, 2008   #11
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

Willys77,
I would post a few photos of an Airflow Tanker if I could work out how to do it!!!
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Old May 5th, 2008   #12
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

There! are you happy?
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Thank you for the photos.
I have others but still cannot post them.
Tis' a pity,
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

why not? it's easy
click on the "Switch to Full reply screen"
put your text in the box, then go to the box below and click on "File manager", click on the "browse" button, select your picture you want to post and click on the photo yu want to post, click on "open" in your photo server, then click on "add file" when it has finished click on "done adding files" and thats it, you are posting pictures.
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

Thank you for that, here goes
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Old May 9th, 2008   #16
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

Here is another photo of the Airflow Tanker.
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Mahalo John, for posting the Airflow Tanker Photos! If anyone has any other photos to post of Airflow Tankers, in whatever condition, I'd certainly appreciate it! Regards, Tom
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This gets my vote for the BEST lookin BIG truck on the PLANET.diz
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I must agree, and take back my comments "that you must have some kind of camper". Imentioned that since there have been Airflow campers around for years.

Is that truck not the best looking commercial vehicle ever? Especially in profile, you can easily see the stream lining and there appears to be no compromise - look at the back shots provided by Mr. Spinks.

Art Deco execution in the finest. Consider yourself lucky to have purchased one. They would be a fun restoration I would thinks. Red sets off the obviously purposeful styling, where darker colors would not.

Thanks to all for posting the photos. I had no idea...
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Re: 1936 Airflow Tanker

Bryan,
The photos were compliments of Mr Jon Clulow who emailed them to me some time ago and yes I agree 100% that the Airflow Tankers were the ultimate in design during the early part of this century.
Tis a pity that a few more have not been preserved.
Regards and comments and compliments greatfully accepted.
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