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  1. MackSTL68
    Yes they did and when driving them it seemed to me it wasn’t as wide as most Cabovers were like some of the old White Freightliners I drove
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    Here’s a pic of a 1964 Emeryville my dad drove. The truck was new when my mom took this picture. The kid on the truck is my older brother I didn’t come off the assembly line till 4 years later.
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    It had a 430 Detroit (2 Stroke) with a Fuller 13 speed I can’t remember what rear ends it had and it also had a Reyco suspension. This Detroit was a Boat anchor I wish it had a 318 older style I never had trouble running a 318 but this 430 was a piece of junk.
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    Here’s a pic of me and my 1970 International pickup. I was 16 years old in this pic quit school bought this truck and started trucking with it. I would work this truck during the day and go to GED classes at night so I did finish my education after all.
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    Here’s you a couple pics of my old Transtar I used to run
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    Here’s my old International Transtar I used to run when I was leased to the company I’m driving for now. This was back in 1995. My company started to starve me out to drive for them so I finally gave in and sold my truck been with them for 24years
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    Here’s a couple of young “Pups” I caught in Bonne Terre Mo.
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    This was a couple years back I was getting unloaded at Valmeyer Illinois in the caves
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    Glad to see the old girl go to a good home I used to pass this truck every day after work on old 21 highway I almost bought it a time or two but instead I sold my 1976 Autocar A64b and quit restoring trucks due to my physical Health. Hope to see it at a truck show some day. I might have some pics of it when the guy would show it at the antique truck show at St. Louis Kenworth and when I was a kid around the 1980s I would see this truck working around St. Louis.
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    You’ve been busy a very nice collection around the Gateway
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    That McCoy truck in East St.Louis looks a little better than it used to. Thanks for posting the Wolfmeier trucks
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    That R700 could be a nice restoration project thanks for posting
  13. MackSTL68
    That Berlin truck (The Blue One) is beautiful I’ve seen it several times
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    More cool Mack’s thanks for posting autocardc
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    Driving a loaner today while my gets a new Steering Wheel put on at 220000 miles the wheel started coming apart I miss those old steering wheels that last
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    This is the only Set Forward Mack Sleeper truck the company has and it to was a Corporate truck
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    Thanks for posting it’s nice you have held on to it all these years wish I would have kept some of my Mack T Shirts I wore in the late 70s
  19. MackSTL68
    Thanks That R700 model has a rare wide grill for the bigger radiators use out west this is the only pic I’ve seen with the wider not longer grill
  20. MackSTL68
    This is one my boss bought from Allentown PA. It was a corporate truck the salesman to me one of prettiest trucks we have when is clean
  21. MackSTL68
    Thanks I also noticed they have less bolt hole than a RD or DM. Can’t wait to see some pics of it after the paint
  22. MackSTL68
    That’s a first never seen a HD Superliner Bumper sure looks like a DM
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    Hennis was one of my favorites
  24. MackSTL68
    Here’s one more I order this from The Mack shop back in 2014
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