Four-Wheeling in Wisconsin - America in WWII magazine
Northwest Lineman College - THROW BACK THURSDAY! (1955) – The Four Wheel Drive Auto Company (FWD), based in Clintonville, WI featured its all new cost-effective “Rhino” line truck in Electrical World magazine.
Four Wheel Drive - Wikipedia
FWD WWI Military Truck 'The Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.' - 1… | Flickr
The Amazing Story of the First Oshkosh Truck: Old Betsy, a 1917 1-Ton 4x4
1953 1954 FWD Truck Model HAY 4WD Specification Sheet | eBay
FWD Model B truck, Four Wheel Drive Auto Company, 1912, USA Stock Photo - Alamy
This needs some explaining .. in 1914, at the tender age of just 20, Jesse L. Livingood saw the need for four-wheel drive on the terrible roads of the day, and developed
Four Wheel Drive Auto Company | MyCompanies Wiki | Fandom
SNAPSHOT 282: 1915 Four Wheel Drive Truck
1920 FWD four wheel drive Auto Co merchandise truck color vintage ad | eBay
A Brief History Of The 4 Wheel Drive
Clintonville WI 4 Wheel Drive Auto Co. Capital Lumber in 1918 RPPC Postcard | eBay
US Army Model B three ton truck by The Four Wheel Drive Auto Company Wisconsin circa 1916 Stock Photo - Alamy
SAR articlulated FWD truck. FWD = Four Wheel Drive Auto Company. - Atom site for DRISA
File:1912 camion The Four Wheel Drive Auto Co 50ch, Musée Maurice Dufresne photo 7.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Four Wheel Drive Auto Company oil truck ca. between 1918 and 1928 Stock Photo - Alamy
Four-wheel drive takes foothold in 1908 | Automotive News
1917 FWD (The Four Wheel Drive Auto Company) B-1917, photo | Four wheel drive, Fwd, Vintage trucks
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co. (First US four wheel drive vehicle) - Clintonville , Wisconsin 1919 - Scripophily.com | Collect Stocks and Bonds | Old Stock Certificates for Sale | Old Stock Research | RM Smythe
High Rollers: 1927 | Shorpy Old Photos | Framed Prints
FWD in World War Two
Just A Car Guy: FWD means Four Wheel Drive Auto Company... they seem to have invented the modern 4x4, and had a standing challenge of $1000 to any car that could follow
