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And their original 1933 and they're little known Opel SWC#5

The "grill " is an after market piece.

Frances and Francy Morrissey Horse Transport originally from Mount Kisco N.Y. In business since the 1930's. Five tractors and Four straight trucks. Always was at least one truck at Roosevelt Raceway and Schiffs Horse Farm in Oyster Bay. Still in operation today. 1955 B in 1977

Neat!!! Fergie had an easy life compared to the other tractors. Grandpa bought 3 new after WWII. This one spent it's life with a hammer cutter on it in the spring and summer, a rake in the fall and a plow in the winter. I had red hair once too. Where is the dog? Not putting the doll in it's place are you? Paul

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Me and Fergie (1948) in winter gear at the homestead.

There is one this style in a cement yard in Middle Island, has not moved on probably 10 years.

Is the Ford N-950, the resin cab from DAN Models in Ploiesti, Romania? I bought one and the chassis kit, but never did anything with it. Paul

Was the E9 around In 1978?

No other info on it other than what is on the place card 885 c.i verses 866 ci on the V8. Big six is 19 cubic inches larger then the V8.and comes in at a bit over 14 liters. Maybe KSCARBEL knows some thing?

Geez, if I knew this was you I would have had coffee with ya...

When my trucks or equipment come in at night, they get washed down and cab cleaned out, No trash, coffee cups or debris in cab or body. I'll fire any body who can't abide by those simple rules. I was raised to take pride in what you use or own because it shows pride and work ethic. Paul

Rather have a foot of snow in VA than an inch of Bull Shirt in N.Y.!!

FRANCE . . . .

They can be creative. But I have a Massey Ferguson 35 and a 65 that my family bought new and both had the hoods, grills and seats stolen. Found one set on a rat rod at a local cruise night. Paul

Get up the courage or you'll be sorry when it's on the boat to Somalia.

F.D.N.Y. 1947

Yeah in the begining there was a few more. Paul

On the top of the screen you will see a list of items, click DONATE and it will open up the page to become a VIP member and some other options. Paul

While watching over my wife after her minor surgery, I got to wondering how many MACKS are/were in Cuba after the embargo started. Looked at a Cuban site of truck photos and looked at an English site on the Cuban National Auto Museum. I only found two. One is a 1915 AC thats been modified over the years with a Soviet Diesel. It was put in the 'museum' in 1he mid 70's. The B is at a rebuilding shop and tagged as a 1964 but I think it's older (?). Most old trucks seem to be Ford,GMC, Chevy and I.H.. The newer U.S trucks are I.H and Freightliners, the balance are Russian, Indian and Chinese. Surprised that there isn't more MACKS in Cuba. Any one have some photos?

Cuban 1964 Mack B

Dogs chase cats and deer