Brocky
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YES!! I am sorry that I did not include the word Macungie.. The Just Old Trucks website picture is at 11 AM at Eddy's KBS Paint booth. These pictures always make a good time to put a face with a name from the websites.
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Are we going to have a BMT group photo at Watts tent at noon on Saturday???
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That Diamond T looks like a model 80, 3/4 ton pick up, about 4000 built from 1936 to mid 1938. A good save for someone..
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Thank You, I see the REDHEAD finally gave you some time to get on the puter!!! Hope to see you at Macungie.. Am planning on the Tilted Kilt Thursday afternoon..
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I think Hendrickson is a Chicago area based company? Originally from Wisconsin??
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Paul Thank you for your remembrances,, and service to our country..
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Thanks, Learn something new every day!!!
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I am at the Super 8 on top of the hill west of Fogelsville (Kuhnsville exit??) Stop by my Diamond T and we can make plans for dinner. I have to go to the board meeting Friday PM to represent out chapter.
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Paul, then they would go nuts on the old crank phones I grew up on.. We did not get dial phones until 1964!!
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I am assuming that the pusher truck will have some counterweight added for traction???
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Maddog, the Fogelsville hotel is our usual Friday night dinner.
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I am planing on arriving Thursday noonish.. Is there going to be a Thurs nite get together at the Tilted Kilt?? Exit 54 Leigh St????
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Rims & Tires for Dayton Hubs
Brocky replied to Keith S's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Agree with Terry new rims that will accept 11R22.5 radial tires. -
Antique/Historic registration in Ohio
Brocky replied to tl1975's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
The words "Antique/Historical Vehicle" and "Not For Hire" lettered in where the ICC/DOT number would usually be help a lot in not being stopped. Even though you do NOT have to cross the scales it is best to so they can see your antique plate. Much better than having them run you down!! And 95% of the time you do get run around back it is because the scale man wants to admire your antique. -
B Model in Northern California
Brocky replied to Scout's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Check with Mackdaddy, a member here, CRS can not pull up his real name off the top of my head. He has the only Australian RHD Mack ever imported to the States. He is in Oregon but probably knows every Mack in the Pacific Northwest. -
Antique/Historic registration in Ohio
Brocky replied to tl1975's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Go to the ATHS Northeast Ohio Chapter website, northeastohiochapterofaths.com, or contact their chapter president Richard Stevens, ops90th@gmail.com, He will have the information you are seeking as to which hoops you must jump thru. Larry Freightrain should also have some other phone numbers for you to call.. They are a good bunch of guys and someone will help you. -
Our condolences and Prayers are with you and your family
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Chrome valve covers for a v8 E9
Brocky replied to Superdog1986's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Harry RE: the 2 trailers. One is a belly dump hopper and the other is an end dump tipper.. -
Thanks for all the well wishes.. Had a good day!!
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Jim Thanks but much more ice cream and I would not fit behind the wheel.. Coming to Lexington?? If not will see you at Macungie..
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I knew it was reversed.. Just trying to harass you!!!😂 Thanks for the always great pictures.
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I did not know they moved McKees Rocks "Down Under" to Australia??? Both Yellow and Big Mack have right hand drive!!!!
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Our thoughts and prayers are with him whatever his problems are..
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Sing axle B75's?
Brocky replied to Bigdogtrucker's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
McBride and DairyLea were the largest bulk milk haulers using double on the NYS Thruway hauling milk to NYC -
I got lucky I guess.. Bought this ex-dairy farm before I got into trucks, Have enough big barns to hide my Diamond T 921 and Brockway 358. Enclosed one of the pole barns into a 4 bay garage for my little DT 201 and F-600.. Zoning is pretty laid back here in South Carolina, But IF someone should complain there are several "Redneck Front Yards" for them to work on first!!
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