Maple Leaf Truck

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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

We make to order. Please allow adequate time for us to build.

Build time estimates [Feb 2025]

Brass/Black Model Ts

Our longstanding foundry (supplier) closed and all production was shifted to a neighboring foundry. Apparently many of the closed foundry's workers were ineligible for rehire by the new foundry due to more aggressive immigration enforcement and the union has no employees to provide. As of 2-20-25, we should receive castings in March 2025 and can resume production then.

In the interim, we have been working with our one-off foundry to have pattern boxes made and these are trickling in in smaller batches and we will produce what we can.

Model As 5-6 weeks

Heater cores ~6 weeks

Model A and 32 Ford Street rods 6 weeks

Common street rods ~12-15 weeks

Tricky customs & complicated restorations ~16 weeks months

We appreciate your patience as we continue to recruit and train new fabricators and manage the labor shortfall our country has been experiencing.

Maple Leaf Truck

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