
16075 Highway 13 S., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372 Phone: (952) 440-8778 or FAX (952) 440-8776

Tough to tell here, but this is a fairly rare WWII Marine Corps trailer.
It was made by Graco here in Minnepolis.
I have since found out that it was made in the early 1940's and was a "Convoy
Luber" trailer.
It is supposed to have a compressor, and a whole host of lubrication hardware
in it. Graco historian Leo,
was very interested in hearing about it and is going to help with documentation
and original WWII drawings and photos from their archives.

Mama crow was not happy with us. She sat between 2 different trees, taking
turns scolding us and cawing to her young one in the nearby nest. She was
glad to see us go.

The last of the haul headed back to the staging area.

A quick side trip along the road revealed a bunch of civy jeeps. We bought
what was worth hauling home and left the rest. Not much military, and less
now.

Back roads are fun to travel. We side tripped a different route home and
stumbled into this WC21 residue sitting in front of a church.
No one seemed to know anything about it, and there couldn't have been 200
people in this little town. Not much to bring back anyway.

Loading the last semi home. The Marine Corps trailer full of misc stuff.


Ryan's D500 and my 1.5 ton Chevy cargo box. Lots of nice trinkets in the
cargo box. Closed cab Dodge cab on the rear. We got several of these, but
all civilian.