This is not a replica, or a retro coachbuilder. This is a delivery van that started production in 1937 (as a milk truck), and was not discontinued until 1985 until Divco went bankrupt. It was built NOT for nostalgia, but to literally be abused 5 days a week by a small company. Brand new, you got a Ford 300ci inline 6, sealed beam headlights, and ACTUAL widowmaker split rims (same you would’ve gotten in 1963, I’m convinced they just enough of them on-hand to build with until they closed). The rest of the vehicle is a mish-mosh of 60’s and 80’s era OEMs and design choices.
1st vehicle: 1985 Divco 200C https://www.streetsideclassics.com/vehicles/1144-dfw/Staff
2nd vehicle: 1981 Divco 200C (propane engine)
https://smclassiccars.com/other-makes/103894-divco-milk-truck-1981-delivery-van.html
3rd vehicle: 1985 Divco 300B
https://autohistory.blog.hu/2012/03/04/divco
4th vehicle: 1984 Divco (unkown model)
https://kiltandcone.ca/about-wallace
1985 Divco Snubnose
