SOLVED: marmer#008 Wolfwagon, c. 1956.

[marmer]

Boxy x 2.  What are they?

[marmer]

Maybe the experts can think outside the box!

[Bill d isere]

Wolf with St. Louis Car Company pouvant aller jusqu'à 5 Wolfwagon 1956 /1964

[Bill d isere]

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[marmer]

Oui, monsieur!  Can you explain a little more about them?  Locked for Bill.

[Wendax]

Hello Marmer, please do not use the LOCK TOPIC button. That really locks this topic in the way that nobody (except yourself and the editors) can reply which surely would prevent Bill from answering.
I've unlocked this topic now.

[Bill d isere]

The idea was to load freight for different customers, all heading towards the same destination, into each vehicle, then couple them together. A single driver would complete the delivery, uncoupling each unit individually to finalize the shipment.

[marmer]

Yes, that's it!  Lloyd Wolf was an interesting guy.  Your next point has been added.  And thanks to Wendax for fixing my lock mistake!

[Bill d isere]

Thank you for this point.
I'll wait before picking up the one for your number 9.