A view of the Past, Vintage Photos

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    Perhaps not, but I never drove a L-10 in anything else. Spring hangers, engine mounts, were adequate for the road, but fell short on off-road service. Mack or KW just the best for H-D applications.
     
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  3. johndeere4020

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    We had L10’s in S2300 Internationals.
     
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    The S model was a good truck too. Again, kind of the lighter duty type, good city rig. I liked the Ford better.
     
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    Were those the ones with the split windshields?
     
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    No one piece
     
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    You’re right. I was thinking of the 2200’s.

    I was at an International dealer today that had one.

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  8. x1Heavy

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    Please, what exact model is this.

    These are the exact international day cabs Ive had some issues with personally. Even today after all these years I can almost feel inside one of them just looking at that wonderful picture.
     
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    That’s an S2200.

    @johndeere4020 was talking about a 2300. Those had a slightly narrower cab, one piece windshield, and the hood had a bit more slope.

    Some of these however could’ve been found with a 2 stroke Detroit.
     
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    I never had a S2300.

    If the one in your picture is a chance of having a Detroit two stroke, then no wonder I have had some fun with the ones assigned to me.

    In my time I hauled containers with it strictly joppatown yard to Philly or into and out of Chester where necessary. Chester was on the major river towards Philly. Probably about as far as you can get smaller steam ships or barges.
     
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    You can bet a snub nose like that won’t have much leg room at all.
     
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