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Columbia Wagon and Body Company, Columbia, Pa (920
Plane St.) In 1921 the former Columbia Wagon Co., then located at the end of
Plane Street, built the first delivery truck for the Keeley Stove Co. (Also
known as Colonial Wagon Company) H. F. Yergey, president of the Columbia
Wagon Works (1900s)
Columbia built wood-bodied suburban bodies for Model T chassis starting
in the late teens (1919).
"Columbia better bodies"
Not to be confuse with the Columbia Body Company of Detroit, Michigan who
also built commercial and suburban bodies for Model T's.
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Jennings Patent Automatic Dump Body for Ford 1-ton Truck.
(July 15 1920 CCJ ad pp 266)
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