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B-Model Chassis Info B-Model Chassis Info courtesy of Tom Gannaway and oldmacksrus.com! Author Barry Category Antique & Classic Mack Info Submitted 06/09/2009 02:26 PM

B-Model Production Info B-Model production info courtesy of Tom Gannaway and oldmacksrus.com Author Barry Category Antique & Classic Mack Info Submitted 06/09/2009 02:23 PM Updated 06/09/2009 02:25 PM

We definately gotta hit the next clam bake! We tried this year, but we got a late start on setting up the tent and an extra hour of customer relations (other wise know as a good ole' fashion BS session) combined with a late check in at the hotel followed by our other guys demanding a shower...well, it was a bit late by the time we were ready to socialize. We ended up going to Hoss's on 501! It sounded like a good eating event, and we are planning on making the next one! The show itself was spectacular to say the least! The weatherman tried everything to discourage the Mack fans, but in the end, sunshine was the main attraction followed closely by gleaming old iron...and plenty of both! It was beautiful cross section of Mack's finest as well as a few other brands mixed in for effect! It was great to hear about the guys who came from afar to participate! We even had John Innocenti and his red B-Model Pick-up stop at our shop Tuesday on his way from California to Lititz! Beautiful truck and a great job putting her together! Well, that's enough rambling from me...great job to everyone involved in pulling off another great 'Mack Days' show in Lititz, PA!

B-Model Front Axle Info B-Model Front Axle Info courtesy of Tom Gannaway and oldmacksrus.com! Author Barry Category Antique & Classic Mack Info Submitted 06/09/2009 02:28 PM

It's raining in Pittsburgh, but hopefully it stays here as we we head East around noon today!

Some of this info is already in the Wiki... http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?app=tutorials&cat=2

We'll be there, rain or shine! We have a new 8 foot emblem display painted in interior green that should grab your attention! It's really impressive! Stop by our booth to check it out! See ya Saturday!

Mack Commercial Airing on Military Channel This Week This week the Military Channel is running a 30-second commercial featuring Mack's military vehicles and their capabilities. The commercial highlights Mack's storied military history as well as the next-generation M915 line haul replacement tractor. The commercial will air once per day through Friday, October 2, at the following times (all Eastern Time): Tuesday, September 29, 6:13 p.m.Wednesday, September 30, 4:41 p.m.Thursday, October 1, 9:54 p.m.Friday, October 2, 7:17 p.m.

If you get a chance, call here and ask for Tom in Parts...he is good at spec'ing larger injectors and we do have several options available for the E7! (He might try to talk you into a bigger turbo, too...LOL) Watt's is also know as the Mack Performance Capital of the World! 1-888-304-6225

Way to go, Larry! Congratulations!!

Banned for Sig line spamming!

Haha...good stuff.

We can get new turbos for E9 V8's! Cost is approx. $1500 Call for more info and other applications! 1-888-304-MACK

Welcome to BMT! Glad to have you aboard!

There is a "Today's Active Topics" button on the forum index, right below the random gallery images box. I can see about adding it to the top if you guys want? There is also a big Facebook logo that takes you to the BigMackTrucks.com Facebook application. It's on the side bar in the forum index, towards the bottom of the page. Once in the BMT Facebook ap, you can goto your profile, wall or whatever!

Maybe the coax is run too close to the truck's computer or other electronic hardware? You can try bypassing the installed cable and hook a test patch cable from cb to antenna to see if anything changes. Everything is just suggestions, because electronic gremlins are hard to chase down!

Check the antenna ground. Sometimes the ground at the mirror bracket is no so good. Just try a jumper from the frame to the mirror bracket and see if it improves.

The Bulldog Arrives in North Carolina Mack Celebrates Opening of New World Headquarters in Greensboro GREENSBORO, NC (September 3, 2009) – Mack Trucks, Inc. introduced itself to the Piedmont Triad today as the company officially celebrated the grand opening of the new Mack World Headquarters on National Service Road in Greensboro. “Today begins a new chapter in Mack’s long and illustrious history,” said Dennis Slagle, Mack president and CEO. “We have a 109-year tradition of success, forged by excellent people and products, and that tradition will continue to grow here in North Carolina. The state and local area have welcomed Mack with open arms, and we look forward to becoming part of this community.” The company marked the establishment of its new base of operations with a celebration that included a display of modern and antique Mack trucks, tours of the new headquarters, presentations on Mack’s history and accomplishments, and contests for employees. And since no celebration of Mack is complete without the company’s world-famous mascot, a bulldog walked along with Mr. Slagle as he approached the podium to address employees and state and local officials. Later, an eight-foot-tall gold statue of the Mack Bulldog poised in front of the new headquarters was unveiled. The event also marked the official opening of the Mack Shop located in the new headquarters and open to the general public. The store sells officially licensed Mack merchandise. Mack moved its headquarters to Greensboro as part of a restructuring plan designed to improve organizational efficiency and competitiveness. As a Volvo Group company, many of the corporate support functions Mack relies on – such as human resources, information technology, financial services and logistics – are already based in Greensboro, where they support other Group companies in North America. The Volvo Group’s roots in Greensboro go back to 1981. “Establishing Mack World Headquarters here in Greensboro alongside our support organizations will make us a more efficient, agile, and cost-effective organization in almost every aspect of our business, from product development to aftermarket support,” Slagle said. “It further positions us for long-term growth and industry leadership.” -more- Page 2: The Bulldog Arrives in North Carolina Mack’s World Headquarters houses executive offices, as well as sales, marketing, international operations, dealer operations and other departments. Other functions, including technical and customer support, are located in nearby facilities on the Greensboro campus. As a result of the same restructuring plan, production of all Mack trucks has been consolidated at the Macungie Assembly Operations in Pennsylvania, just outside of Allentown. 090903-The Bulldog Arrives in North Carolina.doc

Looks like fun! Welcome to BMT!! Plenty of friendly and knowledgeable folks here to help you along your way!