Thanks Lonnie, the first one was what I’d found before at Trico. 99% of it focused on
their newer products and a historical time line leading up to their new products. Wiki just
mirrors the Trico site’s information. Fricken don’t give anything away. AACA just shows
a blow up of a Model A motor. But what I did find interesting was the trad.mar.cx/trico
site, managed to download an 80’s product catalog.
Still looking for installation, service or any other literature especially in the 40’s-50’s era.
Looking more for shared downloads Bill, that catalog is gonna go for over fifty bucks, it’s
already past my limit. Now if some smart guy would have copies of things like that re-
printed and available for 10-$15 he’d make a lot more for himself in the long run. That’s
a little early for me but I wouldn’t mind having the info for the reference file. TKS.
Wouldn’t mind having that Greg, if you run across it I appreciate you passing it on.
For under ten bucks US, I might just take a chance on that Bear. Still isn’t install or
service but still it’s more on the history of what was offered by Trico.
Just gathering up scraps right now, might get enough to complete a puzzle one day.
Thanks guys,
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
