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Robin Nodwell Trademark 
a wide-tracked vehicle for use in rough roadless areas, manufactured by the Robin-Nodwell Manufacturing Co. in Calgary, Alberta.
See also: Nodwell
- 1963 Robin Nodwell [RN-110] sounds like the name of a movie star. It is not a Hollywood actor, but a tracked carrier which turns in a stellar performance as it chews its way through mud and snow. The vehicle consists of a passenger cab on top of two 40-inch-wide treads. It has a speed of 15 miles per hour, can carry up to five-and-one-half tons of cargo, and can climb grades up to 60 per cent.
- 1963 Robin Nodwell [RN-110] sounds like the name of a movie star. It is not a Hollywood actor, but a tracked carrier which turns in a stellar performance as it chews its way through mud and snow. The vehicle consists of a passenger cab on top of two 40-inch-wide treads. It has a speed of 15 miles per hour, can carry up to five-and-one-half tons of cargo, and can climb grades up to 60 per cent.