Joe Ditchkus

There was a C-900 Dodge. The biggest Dodge D series I ever saw was an 800 i think. Joe D.

Bill does your B-53 have the deep reduction tri-plex trans? I think the B-53 was about the only model with it from factory. Joe D.

Yes Bob.

I doubt any State would be cooperative with you in finding prior owners. If you want original line sheet and where,when and to who your truck was delivered to contact Mack Museum. They have info. for most Mack and Brockways. It takes about 1 or 2 months. They appreciate a donation which is fair. Joe D.

Only extending frame I ever saw was on mobile home toters in 1960'S.Anyone know what he means by extending frame? Joe D.

It has the standard cab. I have a B-67 with standard cab,good thing for me as I would not fit in one with concave cab. I see a lot of B-67 with shift levers at an angle mine are straight up like B-61. Only thing I can think of is maybe different trans. I have TRD 67 if I remember correctly. It was a lighter duty trans. Joe D.

Good news for you and Daughter. Joe D.

Something that new the Mack Dealer should have. Joe D.

Truck looks like an ATHS Member from Milford,Pa. I cannot remember his name. I think he has a nice Superliner also. Joe D.

Leversole I thought they looked familiar. That would be DeNaples Yard. I was dumping millings up on top there a few weeks ago. I saw a lot of restorable trucks get crushed there. A truck restorer on another site was looking for a White Corporate Cab they had a very good one he called and already was crushed. Joe D.

The B-Models look like the ones that were at auction in Scranton,Pa. in June. I wanted to go but Auction was same day as Macungie. Joe D.

Ernie the 6-110 GMC Diesel was put in 1950'S GMC 900 series. PIE ran some. There was an article in Wheels of Time a few years ago about them. Joe D.

Unless the polarity was changed from positive to negative ground it would have come from factory positive ground. It most likely has a series parallel switch also unless it was changed to 12 volt starting. Like others said jump on it and scrap trailer to recoup your initial investment. Joe D.

Nice find. 5th wheel after looking at picture it explains your comment of low wires. LOL. Joe D.

The B-66 had a gasengine EN 464B 185 HP at 2800 RPM 380LBS. of torque.I guess a little rare as there were only 177 madebetween 1958 and 1965. Joe D.

Bob Being in Nevada there are not many if any trucks with Dayton Wheels. It seems most everywhere Uni-Mount Wheels are the norm nowadays.Better than Budds with only 10 nuts instead of 20 on Budds left and right thread. Joe D.

Step looks like it came off a Freightliner COE. Joe D.

Ernie I did buy the 758 Brockway late last winter. It does have the correct original Huskie mirrors on it. The Huskies are pointing in on both mirrors. Truck has low miles 18,000=-. Cab is very good no rust but interior was trashed and needs replacement. We did come to an agreement on a fair price to both of us. I think you know the owner him and his Wife are nice people. I like the long nose 300 series also,I have a 361 single axle 250 Cummins 5x4 2 stick single axle. It has Budd Wheels which i do not care for on a Brockway. When you buy used you take whats offered. Joe D.

Paul The R and U-Model cabs were 3" wider behind the door than the regulat cabs. The 700 series Brockways that used the same cab had an option of ordering plus 3" cab or standard cab. I have a q1975 Brockway N-758 that does not have the plus 3" cab. I wish it did as it gives more room for heavier drivers. Joe D.

Hello I have email address of quadbox. Someone other than me has been sending emails with my name. I got a bunch of emails that said returned. I never sent emails to anyone on this board for the last few weeks. Sorry for any trouble but I had nothing to do with it. Joe D.

Ernie Looks good. The 12 Banger should be a hit. Even though the new trucks have more power they cannot replace class. Joe D.

Mike Did you find a source for parts for the Lanova? What size is it? I have a END 510 Diesel in a Mack A-51 T. I have been looking for parts for years not much out there i have found. Thanks Joe D.

I plan on to take my 361 Brockway Plow Truck. It will have to go on trailer as it has 6.38 rear ratio.Even with overdrive in main and aux. it is hard to get 59MPH. I have been to several ATHS National Shows and all were very good. Joe D.

The Model on the Brockway was Joyce Mandel. She became somewhat of a XXX Movie Star. This according to post on Brockway Site. The bolt probably came from the one that holds back of fender on. Front is hinged for a swingout fender. Probably not as important as first part of my post. Joe D.

Rob I live in Lake Ariel, Penna. it is off !-84 near Scranton. If you need help or want to stop give me a call cell#570-954-3319. Work is sporatic now so I should be avaible until 24 Jan. we are going on cruie.We run apportioned plates on our trucks with few problems unless we get stopped by a real Barney Fife. I have some old trucks with penna. Antique plates and have never been bothered so far. I ran them in New York and New Jersey with no problems.Penna. and New Jersey are fairly liberal with Antique plates. I go to Macungie every year and do not hear horror stories. Not to say it cannot happen.If you need tools or break down or need to park trailer I have room at my garage if no snow. Good Luck on your trip. When are you going? Joe D.