built under license) Noorduyn Norseman Mk.V (51 built after buying Noorduyn out) Noorduyn Norseman Mk.VII (1 built after extensive Can Car redesign) Other vehicles and equipment Tanks for World War II Bobcat (armoured personnel carrier) - 1 prototype built and project terminated; originally developed by Leyland (Canada) which was bought out by Canadian Car and Foundry (itself acquired by Avro Canada) and terminated under Hawker Siddeley Canada TreeFarmer Forestry Heavy Equipment (under license from Garrett Enumclaw Co.) Canada Diesel and Canada Diesel WT highway tractors. Customers British Columbia Electric Railway Canadian Northern Railways Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian National Railways Chambly Transport Edmonton Transit System Grand Trunk Railway Hamilton Street Railway Intercolonial Railway Nova Scotia Light and Power Company, Limited Ottawa Transportation Commission Quebec Railway, Light and Power Company (later Québec Autobus, post–1959) Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Société de transport de Montréal Toronto Transportation Commission United States Air Force (USAF) Preservation Many CC&F-built buses have been preserved as historic vehicles, some in operating condition. For example, the Transit Museum Society, in Vancouver, has at least seven CC&F buses in its collection, including two CC&F-Brill trolleybuses. See also J. G. Brill and Company Preston Car Company Ottawa Car Company Niles Car and Manufacturing Company Noorduyn Aviation - CC&F later built their Norseman utility aircraft (1946) American Car and Foundry Notes Bibliography External links Brill Trolley Transit Toronto All Canadian PCC Canadian Car and Foundry Co. Collection McGill University Library & Archives. Canadian Car & Foundry Co. Ltd. Corporate Reports – McGill University Library & Archives Foundries in Canada Former defence companies of Canada Defunct aircraft manufacturers of Canada Defunct bus manufacturers Motor vehicle assembly plants in Canada Tram manufacturers Trolleybus manufacturers Defunct rolling stock manufacturers of Canada Manufacturing companies based in Montreal Hawker Siddeley Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1909 1909 establishments in Canada World War II military equipment of Canada Aviation history of Canada