Gramm Motor Truck Co. of Canada Ltd.
Walkerville, 1910 - 1914

A Gramm Delivery Truck in Montreal around 1912.

U.S. based Gramm opened a Canadian branch in 1910, manufacturing a range of one to five ton trucks on Walker Road for four years. 

The engine of these vehicles was placed under the driver's seat and the radiator was placed where the dash on a buggy would be, a typical design for the period.  

Gramm also produced special models and buses made to order, and during the First World War, 23 of its vehicles were shipped overseas where their performance was considered the poorest of all Canadian vehicles sent.