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Living Classics and Restored Vehicles Circa 1960, with real hydraulic lift arms Owned by Star Disposal of Jasper, Oregon Preserved San Francisco refuse equipment from 1900-1969 Restored by Schaaf Truck & Tractor Museum, sold at auction in 2007. Whereabouts unknown Believed to be owned by Cleanmat Trucks of Andelst, The Netherlands. Body looks to be Heil Colectomatic Mark II or Mark III Displayed at Fondation Berliet, Vénisseaux, France Owned by Classic Rent of Paris, France Owned by Scott Blake of Big Bear Lake, California Owned by Republic Services Owned by Country Sanitation of Greenville, Texas Owned by MST Services of Villa Rica, Georgia Owned by Daryl Gushee of New Gloucester, Maine Owned by Tully Disposal of Tyngsboro, Massachusetts. This bucket loader spotted at Heil's Fort Payne, Alabama facility. Nicely painted with demonstrator markings. Beautifully restored example of what was once the DSNY's most commonly used collection truck. Reportedly brought out for parades and special events. Restored Leach in Waste Management colors, sighted in a parade in Westlake Terrace, Washington (about 100 miles north of Seattle). Possibly a reproduction of an early 1930's Refuse Getter Restored Leach on a Studebaker truck, seen at a Waste Management event in Joliet, Illinois. Preserved nine yard model owned by Ankeny Sanitation of Ankeny, Iowa Working truck once owned by Laidlaw Industries, which was bought by Allied Waste Not sure of whereabouts at this time Once working truck owned by Local Rubbish Company, Los Angeles, California No longer in service, presumed to have been scrapped Working reserve trucks owned by Southern California Disposal, Santa Monica, California Owned by Allied Waste of Salt Lake City, Utah Owned by John Capalongo of Scranton, PA Owned by Allied Waste Services Restored by the Municipality of Groningen, Netherlands. Link will take you to information page with photos, video and history Several restored vintage refuse trucks were present at the historical disposal and public utilities vehicles show at Bremen, Germany in 2001. Owner unknown, Germany. This stunningly beautiful classic is shown participating in the parade and ceremonial closing of Florsheim-Wicker dump in 2005. Nicknamed "The Son of Godzilla", owned by the City of Scottsdale Solid Waste Management Division, Scottsdale, Arizona Ex-RAF unit shown at the Sellindge 34th Steam Special, May 2004. A non-compression unit, nearly identical to the famous Lesney diecast model #38 of the same vintage. 1952 model. Owned by Modern waste Systems, Jackson, Michigan Two classic hoist-dumped Leach Packmasters are currently under restoration; both an early style with the narrow hopper (1947-54), and a middle style (1955-63). Owner is Canton Waste Recycling, Canton, Michigan. 1950s model on International Loadstar CO chassis. Packer is not functional. Owned by Waste Management of Detroit, Michigan. 1963 sixteen yard dump-type model on Diamond Reo chassis. Packer is functional and reportedly in regular use. Owned by Manchester Rubbish Removal, Manchester, Connecticut. Later model on a 1932 Ford chassis was restored by Leach Company, and currently owned by Labrie. Reportedly, this truck is on loan to the Waste Pro refuse truck museum in Longwood, Florida. It is indeed fortunate that an example of this historic design has survived, though I know little else about it. Photo was taken at the Paris Exposition in 2002. The owner may be SITA, the French contractor that first employed these trucks. Great Britain is home to several outstanding Shelvoke & Drewry refuse trucks, and this will link you to a detailed accounting at Brian Carpenter's SD page. Included here is a beautifully restored 1972 Pakamatic from Bradford, A sharp looking 1970 Fore & Aft tipper by way of Sheffield, and dustcart fanatic Steve Jones' famous 1982 Revopak. Steve is also restoring a 1986 Revopak. Several restored SD refuse trucks appeared at SD Celebrated, in September, 2004. See Shauns Shelvoke Site for new photos All Rights Reserved Logos shown are the trademarks of respective manufacturers Photos from factory brochures/trade advertisements except as noted |