Original 1946 dairy truck trade vintage catalog for the DIVCO CORPORATION.  Main office and plant was located at 22000 Hoover Road, Detroit, MI.

Manufacturers of the Patented Divco Route Delivery Vehicles. Milk Trucks.

Thousands of Divco vehicles, many of them in service for over 16 years, are now in operation on milk routes throughout the country. This patented vehicle is engineered for the greatest economy and long life on house-to-house delivery routes. Extreme gasoline economy is an important difficult feature. The efficient 4-cylinder Divco engine will idle 5 to 7 hours on one gallon of fuel. This results in savings of 1.5 to 2 gallons of gasoline per truck per day. The fuel savings in an all-Divco fleet is considerable in just one year. The strong, sturdy Divco long-life chassis is built to take hard punishment for years. Clutch, axels, brakes, springs and all other working parts are engineered to assure long, trouble free service. Maintenance expense is negligible.

Products include the Model UM (Sit-and-Stand-Drive) and the Model ULM (Sit-Drive Operation) trucks.

Has product images, description, application and specifications provide product details.

Unbound from a large rare 1946 Dairy Industry Equipment Catalog, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro dairy truck industry library.