Maybe it's the owners, maybe it's the investors, but this shot taken at the Golden West Motors Factory, 7th Avenue and Riverside Boulevard, shows a proud group atop one of only two trucks made by the company in 1914. The vehicles were four wheel steer, four wheel drive two-ton behemoths on a 132" wheelbase. To promote sales the two trucks engaged in a game of "truck polo" downtown in China Slough, near the current Amtrak depot. The hoopla didn't help and the company was reorganized several times before disappearing in the 1920's.
