Re: 3 (three) Door Travelall???

[n9ads@domain.elided (Howard R Pletcher)]

On Wed, 11 Feb 1998 13:00:56 -0600 Arlen Odegard
<aczcdi@domain.elided> writes:
>I have located at a local wrecker what appears to be a 1950's >travelall
>with no rear passenger door on the drivers side.  It is similar to a 
>three door crewcab (travellette ?) I saw in one of the magazines a while
>back.  The front sheet metal is very rough but it has the vertical
>looking headlight area similar to the pre 60's internationals.  I am not
>familiar with the older, per 60's, units.  Is this anything special?  Is
>it worth saving?  It is about to be crushed so if anyone is interested
>please let me know.  I am located in Edmonton Alberta in Canada, about 5
>hours north of Montana.  
>
The Travelall first appeared in late 1952 at the end of the L-Line model
run with only 2 doors.  In 1957, when the A-Line appeared, the Travelall
gained a third door on the passenger side and the Travelette was
introduced, also with 3 doors.  When the C-Line models for 1961 were
introduced, both models went to the 4 door configuration.

Howard Pletcher
Howteron Products Scout Parts

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