Paccar Inc
A maker of heavy-duty trucks, Paccar builds the Kenworth, Peterbilt, and DAF brands that haul freight across North America, Europe, and Australia. It began in 1905 as the Seattle Car Manufacturing Company, building railway and logging equipment, and later became the Pacific Car and Foundry Company. The name Paccar is simply an acronym of that old name, adopted in 1972 — and during World War II the company even built Sherman tanks before turning to trucks.
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