Shawn Barrett

Let me know how it turns out...That would be awesome if thats the correct size for you too. I cant imagine its gonna be too different. But if your Mack dealer is anything like mine they should have a quite a few of these available to get you where you need to be.

Good for you BigDog...well done. Damn good find.

Just went through this 2 weeks ago...pretty damn sure this will help you...post #13 sums it up. http://www.bigmacktr...3553-fan-belts/

Sweet looking rig! And its an Eaton-Fuller.....little steep on the price for the mileage but its prob. about $10,000 cheaper than the long chassis isnt it? And already "bite sized".....lol Thats nice man, real nice.

Yup...certainly do. I wish him luck. Hope somebody can save the other trucks too.....

Thanks for that insight Brian/Mark....I'll have to keep my eyes peeled.

Thats awesome...1925...holy crap its in good shape

I certainly did!.....Smelled it even.....thats why I asked if there were more

Ditto on the price Mike....I'm curious about that B67 comment......I've always wondered about mine. If it was converted or if some actually came that way. I think mine is about the only B67 I've ever seen with a standard cab as opposed to the concave. Rumor has it that my father converted one of his Bs for one of his drivers who was a BIG BOY. I don't know if this is the one or not or even if my information is scewed.....However for a man that had twenty plus B models at the time...I can't imagine anyone taking the time to cut and section a B67 Concave to a standard configuration when you could just put the man in one of the many B61s he had. Dont see any dead giveaways on the outside and havent looked behind the headliner for clues but it is on my mind....

WOWSA!!! get that baby outta that field and in the garage!!! What else is in the field!?

Now how did Vinny get into this mess.....I wouldn't worry about the youngster thats hangin' around with us learning about Mack trucks. Worry about beating the asses of the hipsters with their pants hangin off their ass, listening to the latest gang banger tunes, smokin dope and spraying graffiti on our old trucks parked in our back yards. Now in everyone elses defense....Vinny that social services crap upsets these guys because...how can I say this. Too many lame brained screwball "guidance counselors" who are fresh out of phsycology class are teaching children today that they cant be punished for doing any wrong. It's a big problem when children today think they know better than the adults around them and think they can run their own show when just last week they had their noses and behinds wiped by those same adults. Things are different today than they were years ago, I think because of a few bad apples that have outright ABUSED their children, laws and programs have been put in place over the years to protect children, which is a good thing. HOWEVER now we have spoiled little snot nosed punks who have had their "nintendo" taken away. Now they want to get back at mommy and daddy....so they call child services and open up a big can of worms for their whole family....This is nonsense. So indeed, as a youngster if you throw that around....you just might get slapped upside the head. Im a younger man myself, but my father was of a MUCH older school than most peoples fathers. Ex military and WW2 vet. If I was out of line I was knocked clear across the floor.....however, sometimes the harder your head, the bigger the slap required to adjust your thinking cap. Personally I think its necessary in some cases. "Spare the rod, spoil the child". You are a good kid Vinny Im sure of it....just dont throw that child services stuff around...it wont get you very far with the older guys.....maybe even a slap in the head hahaha.

Yep they are right there in East Earl...see their rigs in the area all the time.

Well Brian says only 113 in 1960. I personally haven't seen many....Seems like it may have a "rare bird" factor to it. Maybe we should call on Superdog Mike again.....The man seems to know a thing or two about rare macks.

UhOh now we gotta find out where this is so we can go save more poor neglected puppies....thats a whole yard full of Macks the way it looks.

HAHA good for you Tim...you lucky devil you.

Thats not bad at all! To the right fella thats probably like striking gold! My father had one of these years ago....I have that logo off the door around here somewhere.

Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder....

Good lookin Dog. I hope he is planning on restoring it.

This is just a plain depressing topic

Yup...poor sumbitch had to drive to Ohio for his haha. Those trucks are falling out of the trees around here, you'd think one would be stick....no sir.

HAA!......nice Mark

Well the pictures are a helluva lot better this time around at least. That is a damn fine looking truck....somebody should really save it from its shitty occupation though.

Hahaha...well thats ok we cant all be perfect. The only reason I ask is because I know the Eatons are like trying to find hens teeth. A buddy of mine has a real nice one, black, polished aluminum rollback with the extended cab. He looked high and low trying to find a stick shift.

HAHAHA

Nice... I hope you get it worked out. Is that an Eaton Fuller or an Auto-Matico in that International Harvester?