A Fruehauf Trailer Historical Display - 1913 Smith Form A Model T and 1916 Fruehauf Trailer4/6/2016 A Detroit truck collector and Fruehauf enthusiast is restoring a 1913 Smith Form A semi-truck to be paired with a restored 1916 Fruehauf semi-trailer. The pair of vehicles will debut at the Ford Piquette Plant museum July 10-12th for a reunion of Fruehauf Employees. The semi-truck has even been named for August Fruehauf and will be known as the Guvnor, August's nickname.
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The advancement of transportation accelerated the economic growth of all industries in the industrial booming United States. The Fruehauf Trailer Company contributed to the advancement of American industry.AuthorsRuth Ann Fruehauf and Darlene Norman have dedicated hard work, determination and intuition to bringing this project to life. This is the ongoing investigation and reporting of their efforts.
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