Between 1920 and 1942, the Tacoma, WA based Olympic Motor Truck Company built a single model, the 2.5 ton truck. In those 22 years, it is estimated that they only manufactured about two per year, and of those, only two managed to survive to the present day. This is an exceptionally rare truck built right here in the Pacific Northwest. This example is powered by a 28.9 horsepower 4 cylinder engine. It was donated to LeMay - America's Car Museum by Paul Estekson, the grandson of Olympic truck co-founder Ben Estekson.
Between 1920 and 1942, the Tacoma, WA based Olympic Motor Truck Company built a single model, the 2.5 ton truck. In those 22 years, it is estimated that they only manufactured about two per year, and of those, only two managed to survive to the present day. This is an exceptionally rare truck built right here in the Pacific Northwest. This example is powered by a 28.9 horsepower 4 cylinder engine. It was donated to LeMay - America's Car Museum by Paul Estekson, the grandson of Olympic truck co-founder Ben Estekson.
