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Zeager, Frank 5-30-15 Winross Truck.Xlsx Winross Trucks - 5-30-15 NUMBER DESCRIPTION STYLE TRUCK DETAILS 1 CAT Diesel power, Caterpillar, white van yellow cab w/wind break York, PA for 35 years 2 Bureau of Fire- City of Lancaster tanker red cab w/windbreaker & red rose on 3 Binkley & Hurst Bros flat bed w/two IH 7130 brown cabover w/ smokestacks tractors 4 Eastern Ag Services, Rheems, PA reefer w/'Ltd edition white cabover w/ smokestacks of Wenger Feeds ' 5 Spotswood Trail Express (STX) grey van white cabover Knights of Goldn Horseshoe 6 Ford Remanufacturer, Hesco white/green van white/green cab Parts, Lancaster 7 York Fairgrounds, Memorial Hall, I-beam w/colored blue cab York, PA vehic 8 Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, silver tanker blue cab Lancaster, PA 9 Motor Cargo triple white van trailers white cabover w/windbr 10 Granite Run Corporate Center, black van black cab Horst Group 11 Timberline white/red van red cabover 12 Green Dragon Farmers Market & white van w/PA Dutch green cab Auction 13 Benkins white van white cabover 14 Mack on the Move (Mack Trucks) white van/Mack white cabover 15 Dutch Gold Honey, Lancaster, PA white trailer white cabover w/windbr 16 Ritter Food Service white reefer green cab 17 Transport for Christ, Mobile white van white cabover w/windbr 18 Motorways yellow flatbed yello cabover 19 Mountain Dew white/green van white cab w/windbreak 20 Ralston Purina Company (old) red/white cab white cab 21 Pennfield Farms - finest quality white reefer white cabover 22 Steelcase black van black cab w/windbreak 23 Werner Enterprises blue van lt blue cabover w/windbr 24 Atkinson white van green c/o Mack w/windbr 25 Amana - freezers, refrigerators… white van dk blue c/o 26 Pontiac - Wm B Frey's, Lititz, PA grey van grey cab 27 Rough and Tumble, Kinzers, PA red van w/painted yellow cab 47th reunion 1995 scene 28 Adirondack Beverage Co white van /blue colors dk blue cab w/windbreak 29 TLC - Total Logistic Control white reefer maroon cab w/windbreak 30 White Trucks,White Freightliner, cream van (older style) red cabover Heavy Duty Truck Special Winross Trucks - 5-30-15 NUMBER DESCRIPTION STYLE TRUCK DETAILS 31 Mussleman's white van w/logo white c/o w/windbreaker 32 Espenshade's Greenhouses, clear van w/flowers in white/green cab Brickerville, PA it 33 Zerbe Chips 10th anniversary white van/green-red white/green cab w/wind 34 Goodwill Fire Co., red tanker red cab w/ smokestacks Washingtonboro, PA 35 Fasco Fans black van black cab w/windbreak 36 Wheelhorse Lawn & Garden grey van grey cab w/windbreaker 37 Carrier Systems blue flatbed w/2 bl white short cab w/windbr conts 38 Kraybill Mennonite School maroon van maroon Mack cab 39 American Red Cross white van white Internat'l cab w/windbreak & w/info/pictures 5 years Red cross ann. 40 Campbell's Barbeque Beans tanker white/red Kenworth cab withwhite seats 41 Messick Farm Equipment 1953 - flat trl w/case red Internat'l cab w/windbreaker 1990 skidloader, red IH scoop trct 42 Eurohitch Holland van w/green/blue/gold white with windbreaker and white stripes seats 43 Atlanta van colored letters site red cab w/windbreaker of 1996 Olympics 44 Omar the Tent Renter van w/2 Landis & 2 red cabover w/ small windbreaker Witman names in red 45 J Omar Landis Auction Service van, black/orange orange Mack cabover w/sm lettering windbreaker 46 Good n Plenty Restaurant van, Lt blue w/ logo Lt blue cabover 47 Pepsi van, white w/logo white Internat'l cab w/windbreaker 48 Wood-Mode cabinetry van, white w/logo med blue cabover w/sm white windbreaker "97" 49 Ferry Brothers van, yellow yellow White (model) cabover 50 Holland Hitch Company van, white w/logo white w/blue and gold stripes 51 Servi-Star Hardware/Lumber van, white w/logo white/red cabover w/small Centers windbreaker 52 Spencer's Infants and Children's van, blue w/logo Lt blue w/small windbreaker Wear 53 Hanover (foods) reefer w/food pictures white extended cab w/windbreaker 54 Longenecker's Hardware Co van w/blue logo white Mack cabover w/small windbreaker Winross Trucks - 5-30-15 NUMBER DESCRIPTION STYLE TRUCK DETAILS 55 89 Dutchland Collector Auto van, cream w/red Cream w/large windbreaker Auction - an Omar Landis Auction printing & roadster car 56 CBL Trucking van, white w/logo red w/small white windbreaker 57 Snyder's of Hanover, snacks van, white w/logo white cabover w/windbr 58 North American (van lines) van low deck, white Mack cabover white/blue 59 Gibble's Potato Chips van, cream cream White (model) cabover w/red.green logo 60 Aument Brake & Supply, van, white w/logo white w/small windbreaker Lancaster, Pa "Grizzly" 61 Zembo String Band van white/yellow w/8 white cab ppl on each side 62 Watergate Limited van, cream/blue blue skinny cabover 63 SICO, Mt Joy, PA van, white w/logo white/red/blue cab 64 Standard (freight) van, white w/logo olive green cab w/small windbreaker 65 Adventures Aloft van low deck, white blue Mack cabover w/hot air balloons 66 Dry Storage Corporation van, gold/red red cab 67 Bandag, High Tech Retreads van, white w/logo white cabover w/small windbreaker 68 Enck's Baron Steigel Family van, tan w/logo dark brown cab w/small windbreaker Restaurant 69 Finco van, yellow/black yellow cabover 70 Binkley & Hurst Bros, Inc van, two-toned brown dark brown Mack cabover 71 Ethyl van, silver white cabover 72 Steve D. Thompson Trucking, Inc van, yellow w/ logo yellow cab w/wind break 73 New Orleans Sales & Marketing flat trailer w/2 cargo red skinny cabover Council boxes 74 Burlington Northern Railroad van w/ varied green white cab colors 75 Wenger Feeds tanker red w/white windbreaker & logo 76 M & R Grains, Inc, Mt Joy, PA van, tan w/logo tan w/small windbreaker 77 Greiner Industries, Mt Joy, PA van, orange/white white extended cab w/windbreaker w/logo and seats 78 Leffler, Carlos R, Inc van, white/blue white/blue cab "Rotella T" oil 79 Leffler, Carlos R, Inc tanker red/white cab 80 Hershey, N.G. & Son, Inc van, white w/Oliver dk green cab and GMC logos 81 Shaffer reefer, white/blue white cab w/large windbreaker 82 AT&T Energy Systems Mobile van, white w/logo white cabover w/windbreaker, no Exhibit smokestacks Winross Trucks - 5-30-15 NUMBER DESCRIPTION STYLE TRUCK DETAILS 83 Leffler Transportation Co, flat bed w/cement white/red cabover w/small Richland, PA barriers windbreaker 84 Shell Oil Company tanker yellow cab w/black hood 85 Liebert van, white w/logo brown cabover w/small windbreaker, no smokestacks 86 Tyson van, "Doing our brown/white cabover w/sm best…just for you!" windbreaker 87 Yellow (freight) van, orange w/logo orange cab 88 Yellow (freight) van, white w/logo orange cab w/small windbreaker 89 Allied - The careful movers van low deck w/logo orange cabover with smokestacks 90 Smith Terminal Distribution van, white w/logo white cab 91 Louisana Delivers Markets van, dark blue w/logo white White (model) cabover no smokestacks 92 TSE Brakes, Elizabethtown, PA van, white w/logo white cab w/logo 93 Pennfield Farms - The RIGHT reefer, white w/logo white/orange cabover chicken w/smokestacks 94 Gulf - Truckload Club '76 van, cream,tire tracks dk blue cab on top 95 NCR, Mt Joy, PA van, white w/logo white Mack cabover w/small windbreaker 96 Manheim Fire Dept tanker red cab w/no smokestacks 97 Mt Joy Farmers Co-op tanker blue cab w/smokestacks 98 Willow Valley, Lancaster, PA van, white w/logo white w/smokestacks 99 Ford Trucks, '87 All American van, white/red/blue red Ford cab w/small windbreaker Tour 100 Stauffers of Kissel Hill white reefer w/logo brown two-tone 101 SICO, Mt Joy, PA van, white, SICOCARE white Mack cabover w/windbreaker on top 102 Musselman's (foods) van, white w/pictures white cab w/sm windbreaker & logo of food on it 103 Central Freight Lines van, white w/logo white w/large windbreaker 104 SICO, Mt Joy, PA tanker sm grey cab 105 Plain and Fancy Farm and Dining van, white w/red heart white/yellow cab w/small Room & Amish buggy windbreaker & logo on it 106 Reading Lines van, green/yellow green cab w/logo 107 Horst Group- a family of dk brown w/logo dk brown cabover w/small companies building for the future windbreaker,no stacks 108 Pennsylvania, Keystone State tanker sm cream cab 1776-1976 109 AmeriGas tanker white cab w/smokestacks Winross Trucks - 5-30-15 NUMBER DESCRIPTION STYLE TRUCK DETAILS 110 Weaver - Helping to feed your van, white w/logo white cabover w/smokestacks family better 111 Dr Pepper van, dk red dk red w/silver bench seat, no w/pictures/logos smokestacks 112 GRACE Transportation Services, tanker bright green extended cab w/large Greenville, SC windbreaker 113 Sauder, R.W., Fresh Eggs reefer, white w/logo Lt blue cabover w/ smokestacks 114 JCProductions, Collector Trucks, flat bed w/I-beam 1992 grey/turquoise Internat'l cab w/lg Mt Joy, PA windbreaker 115 Leffler, Carlos R, Inc tanker red/white cab w/smokestacks 116 Oxychem tanker white cab w/smokestacks 117 Weaver, M.M. & Sons, Inc 1936- flat bed w/two Massey white cab w/large windbreaker 1989 53 years Ferguson tractors 118 Dryden Oil Co, Baltimore, MD tanker, red w/Drydene white cab w/smokestacks Heavy Duty Lubes 119 Crowe, Charles 20th anniversary tanker black/grey cab w/smokestacks 1968-1988 120 Rough and Tumble Engineers van (longer), green, green Mack w/sleeper Historical Assoc.
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