There's an AEC Truck Driver's Manual PDF above the page.
AEC was founded in 1912 in London by the LGOC to produce buses and vehicles for the company.
During World War I, AEC became the most prolific British lorry manufacturer, producing the famous Y-Type truck, initially badged as a Daimler but later under the AEC name.
After the war, AEC expanded its focus to commercial vehicles, building a reputation for reliable and robust trucks.
The company introduced popular models such as the Mammoth Major heavy-duty truck.
During World War II, AEC again shifted to military production, with notable models including the Matador artillery tractor and the Armoured Car.
AEC continued producing commercial trucks and vehicles, supplying customers both domestically and internationally.
The company ceased operations in 1979, but its legacy lives on through its historic contributions to British transportation and military logistics.