It's not often we get to see vintage vehicles in their original state at shows or in photos. I was lucky to get some photos of this relatively untouched Armleder at a truck show in Penna. a few weeks ago. The owner has no plans to do a full restoration but is investigating preservatives for the wood and metal to keep it in the condition it is in. It runs quite well.
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Never heard of that brand. Hope he really does keep it as is!