https://peertube.dngr.us/videos/watch/e4d2a02b-803a-4466-9b16-f61181ed9fd4 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddem5RlB3bQe99wyY49g0g/join Help us preserve, scan and post more rare and endangered films! Join us on Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Dating to 1950 and produced by legendary filmmaker Jam Handy for Chevrolet, "The Men Who Know!'" promotes Chevy trucks and the new Chevy Heavy Duty Loadmaster 105 Engine. This engine featured a valve-in-head design that provided more power, efficiency, and economy than previous models. The film features testimonials from various business owners across the United States. Users praise the engine's payload capacity, cost efficiency, power, and reliability. Specific examples include Mr. Frank Heightman from Denver, Colorado, who highlights the time savings on his lumber transport routes, and the Clark Oil Company in Evansville, Indiana, which commends the engine's power and fuel efficiency in fuel oil and gasoline delivery. Other testimonials come from the Percy Jones Company in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Mr. Wayne Slokum from the oil field country, and the Vernor's Ginger Ale Company in Detroit, Michigan, all of whom emphasize the engine's ability to handle tough jobs and improve economic benefits. Mr. Houston from the Houston Truck Line in Bren, Nebraska, and Mr. L.R.W. Favor from San Antonio, Texas, discuss the engine's impact on general hauling and livestock transport, respectively. Additional praise comes from Mr. Hobert Johnson of Ohio, the Ambler Milling Company in San Gabriel, California, and Mr. Leslie Wilds of Iowa, highlighting the engine's power, efficiency, and economic benefits in various industries. The Rockland Light and Power Company in Nyack, New York, also shares its positive experiences with the engine in emergency and patrol work, reinforcing the engine's versatility and reliability. The conclusion reiterates the users' positive comments about the engine's performance, durability, and economy. 00:00-0:26: Visuals of stacks of letters and mail. Narrator mentions reports from Chevy truck owners across the country about the Chevrolet Loadmaster 105 engine. 0:26-1:01: Various business owners share their positive experiences with the engine, highlighting its payload capacity, cost efficiency, and power. 1:01-1:57: Truck used at a lumber mill and delivery outfit. Mr. Frank Heightman of Denver, Colorado, discusses his work transporting lumber and how the new engine saves him significant time on the road. 1:57-2:11: The Clark Oil Company in Evansville, Indiana, praises the engine for its power and fuel efficiency in their fuel oil and gasoline delivery operations. 2:11-3:14: The Percy Jones Company of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, highlights the engine's ability to handle rough off-road jobs and its economic benefits. 3:14-4:00: Mr. Wayne Slokum from the oil field country discusses the engine's fuel efficiency during long trips. 4:00-4:55: The Vernor's Ginger Ale Company in Detroit, Michigan, mentions the increased load capacity and better gas mileage of the new engine. 4:55-5:31: Mr. Houston of the Houston Truck Line in Bren, Nebraska, shares his positive experiences with the Loadmaster 105 in general hauling operations across seven states. 5:31-7:01: Mr. L.R.W. Favor of San Antonio, Texas, discusses his livestock hauling business and how the new engine improves his transport times. 7:01-7:58: Mr. Hobbert Johnson of Ohio praises the engine's ability to haul more payload in his Transit Mix Concrete business. 7:58-8:57: The Ambler Milling Company in San Gabriel, California, highlights the engine's performance and fuel efficiency in their grain and feed transport operations. 8:57-9:55: Mr. Leslie Wilds of Iowa discusses the engine's power and efficiency in his contract hauling and lime spreading business. 9:55-10:38: The Rockland Light and Power Company in Nyack, New York, shares how the engine helps them with emergency and patrol work. 10:38-11:17: Conclusion with various users repeating their positive comments about the Chevrolet Loadmaster 105 engine's performance, durability, and economy. Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. 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