Looking for information or pictures

@Mike2633 , your the history buff. Any suggestions?

 

I looked it up on the internet, but that's one that I don't know sorry I can't help.

 

Boy, them's nice pickups.

 

And the Insured Transport company truck on bottom, don’t see them anymore, very few of any of those vehicles, the new ones today don’t have that eye catcher that the old ones had.

 

I do, however, know where a Tractor similar to the bottom one is
near Bangor, Pennsylvania, sitting forlornly next to a house for the last 10 years. Owner used to use it , then only for local parades,
now not at all. Seems a shame, as it was complete, and roadworthy.

I am a rescuer of the odd, the obscure, and the unusual, but this
is out of my swim lane. I have "project overload" syndrome already, and this would just force me to buy a Landoll trailer.

 

How in the hell did they get a C60 in the belly, that "should" be a 96" wide trailer behind that Crackerbox????

 

That guy clearly was a Professional Carhauler! My question is how did he get it out? It has been my experience with large stuff in the belly that they sometimes don’t want to come out as easy as they went in. That’s why I normally back big stuff in the belly if at all possible.

 

I'm looking for specs, and all I'm finding is the width is 79" for the C60. Without mirrors it's should not be a problem. I also wonder if they could be custom haulers for those pickups. Maybe only allowed in Michigan or something weird. Wouldn't be the first time Michigan bends over backwards for GM.