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I have a few other pictures up on a small link  at  oldmacktruck.com where I will document my journey with this Restoration

Good Luck with your new project. I am having fun with mine. 

Didja ,have to pull the fenders to get the truck on the trailer? Is that the same as a Mack Jr pickup or a different bed? Very unique! Is there any interchange on the doors? Good luck on the build!

Can't wait to see the progress.  Keep the pictures coming! 

On 9/28/2016 at 7:57 AM, BillyT said:

Didja ,have to pull the fenders to get the truck on the trailer? Is that the same as a Mack Jr pickup or a different bed? Very unique! Is there any interchange on the doors? Good luck on the build!

No didn't have to pull anything, different than Mack Jr. It is more heavy duty. The truck is rated at 1 to 1 1/2 ton . The doors I believe are completely different. The Mack Jr. 1936/37 Was built off of a REO cab...but he a Mack Nose. These Express Delivery Mack's started in 1938-1944