1940 Truck and Bus Group 2

This collection of billboard advertisements from the late 1940s highlights the versatility and evolution of trucks and buses during the post-war era. These ads showcase the blend of power, reliability, and innovation that defined this period. The advertisements capture the essence of American transportation, focusing on the utility and performance that these vehicles brought to both personal and commercial use.

• 1946 Ford Pickup Truck: The 1946 Ford Pickup Truck symbolized post-war strength and utility, offering robust performance for a variety of tasks, as depicted in this bold advertisement.
• 1946 Hudson Pickup: Known for its heavy-duty power, the 1946 Hudson Pickup provided 103 horsepower, making it a standout in the pickup market, as shown in this strong and reliable ad.
• 1947 Jeep Trucks: The 1947 Jeep Trucks were marketed for their ruggedness and versatility, ideal for off-road adventures and work, as highlighted in this adventurous billboard.
• 1948 Dodge Trucks: The 1948 Dodge Trucks introduced new features and designs, emphasizing their capability for heavy-duty work, as seen in this practical and modern ad.
• 1948 Ford Pickup Truck: The 1948 Ford Pickup Truck was a symbol of innovation and power, designed to meet the needs of the growing economy, as depicted in this eye-catching advertisement.
• 1948 Trailways Bus: The 1948 Trailways Bus was celebrated for providing affordable and reliable travel options, making it a popular choice for long-distance travel, as highlighted in this comforting and inviting ad. Launched in 1936 by a consortium of Burlington Transportation, Santa Fe Trails, Missouri Pacific Stages and Trailways Bus System.
• 1949 Trailways Bus: Continuing the trend of efficient and economical travel, the 1949 Trailways Bus offered comfort and convenience, as depicted in this welcoming billboard.
• 1950 Greyhound Bus: The 1950 Greyhound Bus captured the spirit of American travel, promoting exploration and adventure across the country, as emphasized in this optimistic and patriotic ad. The innovative Scenicruiser accommodated 10 passengers at the lower level and 33 in upper deck.  Greyhound ordered 500 Scenicruisers from GMC.