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Latest comment: 11 months ago by 63ATLAS

63ATLAS (talk) 04:21, 8 August 2025 (UTC)[1]==Wheelbase?== There's a lot of good information in this article, but no mention of the wheelbase. I can't seem to find anything online. Any Standard Atlas experts out there with the info? Yes.I have many helpful details to share upon request. The wheelbase for The New Standard 15 of 1962 was 13' 4 1/2". A longer body style was produced. That may have been the "Atlas Major" At time of writing I cannot access other details on hand. It should be realised that this is a "cab over engine" design. The driver is seated immediately over the front wheels. (drivers feet are just inches behind the front bumper bar) The various motors of the several models was located between the two front seats, and immediately over the front wheelsReply

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