Maple Leaf Truck

Maple Leaf models were built at General Motors’ Oshawa, Walkerville and Regine plants in Canada from 1930 until 1948.  Generally speaking, if a pre-1936 Canadian-built truck was rated for over 1.5 tons payload, it was a Maple Leaf.  Maple Leaf trucks avoided the discretionary import tariff for Commonwealth countries and many can be found in Australia. 

From 1939-1945 Maple Leaf Trucks were used by the Canadian and Australian armed forces.

These were heavy duty with a longer wheel base and and were intended for more demanding use.   Contact us to confirm preferred core depth. 

Images reflect past builds and illustrate various elements of design.  The radiator you order will be constructed based on the information you provide for your bespoke build.

Made in the USA