WHITE9064TD

It varies like all truck shows that move around to different parts of the county but the year it was held in New Jersey we had 70 trucks in attendance so similar numbers are very well possible. This year is going to be different since the White Bash is in conjunction with the Pioneer Valley Chapter of ATHS show which has had 100 trucks in the past. I spoke to the fellow that hosted the White Bash in New Jersey and he thought there will be a strong showing since there are a lot of Whites in New England. I hope this answers your question. Dan

23rd White Bash will be held over October 9 & 10. The Classic White Truck Group is planning a White Bash 2021 info.pdf

June 17 & 186th Annual Ohio Vintage Truck Jamboreeheld at the Ashland Co Fairgrounds in AshlandHosted by the Ohio Chapters of the ATHS. Vintage Truck Show both days, Huge Trucking Memorabilia Display, Swap Meet, On-Site Camping with RV Hookups available. Slow Race, Hook and Drop, Jake-Off, Light Show, Country Convoy, and Truck Pull. In place of Registration and Admission fees - donations to Ashland Food Bank and Shriner’s Transportation Fund appreciateContact: Bill PetersEmail: wep515@gmail.comPhone: 330-682-1707Website http://www.ohvintrkjam.comLocation DetailsAshland County Fairgrounds 2042 Claremont AvenueAshland Ohio

Here is the first round of pictures. With all the rain and threatening weather we still had over 200 trucks registered. http://www.ohvintrkjam.com/2014-picture-slideshow.html

Thank you for the correction!

The Ohio Vintage Truck Jamboree is hosted by all Ohio chapters of The American Truck Historical Society. Black Swamp, Buckeye Vintage Haulers, Greater Cincinnati, and Northeast Ohio Chapters. The 2nd annual show in June 2013 saw over 200 registered trucks! Blue skies greeted visitors as they walked through the beautifully maintained show grounds of the Ashland County Fairgrounds. Guests were treated to trucks from as far away Illinois and Michigan. An exclusive feature of the show is it's trucking memorabilia display building. Thousands of rare and unique pieces of trucking history were placed on display. http//www.ohvintrkjam.com

Just wondering whatever happen to the Wellington Mack that ATHS was going to auction off at their 2012 convention?

You have my deepest sympathy we have all been there.

Pulling for Diesel, how are things going?

How is your dog doing this morning? Better we all hope.

I ve always used McMaster Carr without a problem, with them being 8 miles away with will call can't beat that.

Here is my 1962 White 9064TD, 195 cummins, 5 speed direct with eaton 3 speed tandem , originally a Spector Freight truck.

Just wondering around what year and model (if possible) Mack truck would these wheels be from? They have Mack right on the hub. The engine was originally a skid engine and the wheels were add in 1960's. Thanks Dan

Mack at work at the Wellington show. 1968 R600. B-Model a friend of mine owns has nice enough to move the 1936 Frick 110Hp that I had just bought at auction.