Timeline
1898
George Harwood and Charles Barley form partnership of Marion Iron and Brass Bed company.
1910
Company creates first truck, the 1001, which is sold to O. Gordon of Gas City.
1911
Re-named to Harwood-Barley Manufacturing.
1917
Company begins production of class "B" Liberty trucks for World War I.
1920
Re-named to Indiana Truck Corporation.
1925
Currently has 14 depots nationwide.
1927
Acquired by Brockway, Co.
1932
Control of company transferred to White Corporation.
1933
Production of Indiana Trucks ends in Marion, moved to White's Cleveland home plant.