Mack trucks

[Hamish]

This truck began life as a Mack NO model 6x6. The big Thermodyne gas engine was replaced with a GM 6.71 and the front drive axle was replaced with a non-driving Timken axle. Later the truck was converted to a COE with shop built cab.

[John Frances]

These pictures and the Westcoaster in Pennsylvania picture are from the National Archives. This one also has 1948 Pennsylvania New Car Dealer plates. I guess the government was testing west coast trucks. Hall-Scott powered.

[jhancock]

Same family, different generation.

[jhancock]

1923 Mack AC, 1949 Mack FW and 1947 Sterling HC 175.

[jhancock]

Dog on the road.

[John Frances]

B-65

[John Frances]

W-71

[Hamish]

R797RSX with a pretty good load-Marion 111M crane/excavator.

[jhancock]

1925

[jhancock]

1940 Mack FN

[John Frances]

B-755

[jhancock]

B-755

That is a great looking V8 tractor!

[Jeff Lakaszcyck]

Here is another short wheelbase B755 V8, 1965 model.

[jhancock]

Here is another short wheelbase B755 V8, 1965 model.

That is sooo nice!

[jhancock]

Might as well make this a trifecta with a third B755 with the rear ends tucked right under.

1964 Mack B-755 Mack V8 power.



Old photo taken with a crappy camera.