Autos & Trucks, 2003

 
Circus World Museum, of Baraboo, WI, owns this Mack "Bulldog" model AC. Built by the International Motor Co., of New York, from 1916 until 1939, the model AC was given the nickname "Bulldog" by the American Doughboys who used the 4,470 model AC's that were sent to France during World War One. The AC was well known for its strength and reliability in military service, and that undoubtedly helped sales following the war. By the time production ceased in 1939, a total of 40,299 of these trucks were built. The Bulldog name was so widely used that in 1932, the mascot was officially adopted by the company and has adorned every Mack ever since.

Paul & Heather Kohlwey, of Rio, WI, own this 1926 Ford model T coupe.

Earl Petzke, of Baraboo, WI, owns this dandy 1919 Ford model T pickup.

This 1926 Dodge Brothers Coupe belongs to Richard Dipping, of Reedsburg, WI.

Built in 1926 by Chevrolet, this Superior K touring car is owned by David Lee.

Ronnie Radke, of Baraboo, WI, owns this nicely restored 1929 model A Ford Tudor sedan.

Marcia & Evan Wollschlager, of Baraboo, WI, own this 1936 Dodge half-ton pickup.

Tony Vielhuber, of Rock Springs, WI, owns this 1946 Ford 1 1/2 ton truck equipped with a V8 engine.

John & Tammy Pate, of Baraboo, WI, own this 1948 White model WB26.

This 1954 Dodge Power Wagon belongs to John & Tammy Pate, of Baraboo, WI.