| description: | The Red And Gold Labatt'S Streamliner (Cab And Trailer), Was Originally Designed By Count Alexis Se Sakhnoffsky In The Early 1930s. The Labatt'S Streamliner Won The Best Design Award At The 1939 World'S Fair. Streamliners Transported Labatt'S Products To Their Customers For Over 20 Years. Joe And Bob Scott, Of London, On, In Canada , Completely Restored And Rebuilt A Labatt'S Streamliner To The Specifications Of The Original. It Took Seven Years Of Arduous Work, Then It Drove In Perfect Running Order. Specifications Of The Labatt'S Streamliner: Tractor - 1948 White Model Wa122 /Cab Over Engine /Serial # L101248. Engine - White Mustang / Model 150a /6 Cyl /386 Cid /135 Bhp/4" Bore /5 1/8" Stroke / Gov @ 3000 Rpm. Transmission - White Model 501 - B/5 - Speed Forward Direct In Fifth- One Reverse. Brakes - Bendix-Westinghouse Full Air. Note The Horns On The Cab Over The Window, The Labatt'S Name On The Side Of The Trailer, And The Labatt Licence Plate. In This Photo It Is On A Lawn With Evergreen Trees In The Background |