It surely looks heavy.
For one point, please respond and identify this truck.
Clarkson Steamer?
No
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Done
Thorneycroft?
Not Thorneycroft
It is not anything nearly spelled as Thornycroft. :D
Tilling-Stevens?
No
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No steam engine in there, sorry.
Is it german?
Ja
It might be a "Dyna Geist" or Geist Dyna by "Ernst Heinrich Geist Elektrizitäts-AG", built in Cologne around 1905-1909.
It´s been powered by an Argus or Fafnir engine that drove a dynamometer.
Each wheel of the 16 HP version had a single 110V electrical motor and it featured 4 wheel steering with two steering wheels for the two axles.
It never really made it into production, but I think it really is an interesing piece of technological history!
EDIT: I think yours is the bigger 28/32 Argus powered version.
Well done, that's the truck. I have it as Geist Dynamobil.
Geographically you had to be the one to solve it. :D
One more point for you.
Some buses that drove around Cologne-Nippes in 1907 featured the same chassis.