1940 Truck and Bus Group 1

This unique collection of billboard advertisements showcases the vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles from the 1940s. These ads represent the evolving transportation needs of a world on the brink of and during World War II. Highlighting innovations in truck design, power, and utility, as well as the continued popularity of motorcycles, these billboards offer a rich view into the transportation industry of the 1940s.

• 1938 Ford V-8 Trucks: Featuring the power and reliability of a V-8 engine, the 1938 Ford Trucks were a mainstay for businesses and industries, as depicted in this bold and dynamic ad.
• 1939 Chevrolet Trucks: The 1939 Chevrolet Trucks were promoted for their higher quality and lower prices, making them a top choice during this pre-war era, as highlighted in this strong advertisement.
• 1941 Chevrolet Trucks: The new 1941 Chevrolet Trucks brought innovation and power, designed to meet the heavy demands of the time, as shown in this vibrant and confident ad.
• 1946 Dodge Power Wagon: Redesigned for civilian use after the war, the 1946 Dodge Power Wagon was the ultimate utility truck, as depicted in this practical and powerful billboard. Rugged four-wheel drive ¾ ton truck with power-takeoffs.
• 1946 Ford Pickup Truck: The 1946 Ford Pickup Truck was a symbol of post-war resilience and practicality, offering unmatched utility and dependability, as emphasized in this eye-catching advertisement.
• 1946 Hudson Truck: The 1946 Hudson Truck was known for its heavy-duty performance and reliability, making it a preferred choice for tough jobs, as highlighted in this robust ad.
• 1941 Harley-Davidson: Continuing its legacy of performance and freedom, the 1941 Harley-Davidson was marketed as the ultimate motorcycle for those seeking adventure and thrill, as shown in this dynamic billboard.
• 1941 International Tractor TD-5: Designed for farm and industrial use, the 1941 International TD-5 Tractor was a powerful and versatile machine, as depicted in this practical and informative ad.