Having trouble with inheritance in implementation of C++ factory method

Fairly new to design patterns, maybe I've missed the answered question already. I'm having trouble practicing the factory design pattern due to an inheritance issue.

This is the base class

 #ifndef FACTORY_H
 #define FACTORY_H

 #include <iostream>
 #include "truckfactory.h"

 class factory{

     public:
         std::string typeOfCar;
         factory(){}

         virtual void identifyCar(){
             std::cout << "This car is a " + typeOfCar << std::endl;
         }

         truckfactory* createTruck(){
             return new truckfactory();}
 };
 #endif

And this is the subclass of the base factory class.

 #ifndef TRUCKFACTORY_H
 #define TRUCKFACTORY_H

 #include "factory.h"
 class truckfactory : public factory{

     public:
         truckfactory(){
             std::cout <<"TruckFactory made"<<std::endl;
             typeOfCar = "truck";
         }   
 };
 #endif

Trying to implement as such

 #include "factory.h"

 int main(){

     factory carFactory;
     truckfactory* truck;
     truck = carFactory.createTruck();

     carFactory.identifyCar();
     truck->identifyCar();

     return 0;
 }

However I run into the following issues

./truckfactory.h:5:29: error: expected class name
class truckfactory : public factory
                            ^
./truckfactory.h:11:13: error: use of undeclared identifier 'typeOfCar'
            typeOfCar = "truck";
            ^
factorytest.cpp:10:12: error: no member named 'identifyCar' in 'truckfactory'
    truck->identifyCar();

I was looking around at other inheritance issues, but I couldn't find one that solves what I'm looking at.

Thanks for the help, and sorry if it's a repost