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  1. j hancock
    The International Motor Co was a holding corporation for the Mack Bros. Motor Car Company and the Saurer Motor Company. It had no relationship with International Trucks. The logo on the front of a Bulldog hood is a stylized IM for International Motor.
  2. j hancock
    Don't have the info to confirm it is the same but i wouldn't be surprised that it is the same crank, May want to check with a heavy duty engine rebuilding shop for more specs. Both share the same main and rod bearing part numbers. Both have 6" strokes.
  3. j hancock
    Very handsome little rig.
  4. j hancock
    Never did much on an H model. Maybe some clearance for exhaust?
  5. j hancock
    Here is some info. https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/39095-b-model-interior-green-paint-code/
  6. j hancock
    Every kid needs one of those for the sandbox!
  7. j hancock
    Don't know if it is still available. Mack spray can was 312SX63P3. Duplicolor DE 1604 ceramic gold has been used some folks.
  8. j hancock
    I have tried for the same pipe with no luck. I used an RD pipe that I had. It works but has a couple more wiggles than really wanted. When I have a couple extra round-to-it's, I will make one.
  9. j hancock
    A civilian business could get trucks and equipment if approved for ongoing war support. For example, a contract for the transportation of war material or equipment for building runways would be proof of such need. It was highly regulated by federal agencies. A business may claim essential need of four trucks and the government may came back and grant permission for four but they could also come back and give permission for just two trucks.
  10. j hancock
    322 FJ's were produced between 1938 and 1943.
  11. j hancock
    Remain calm Hippy!
  12. j hancock
    Mack used the metal tags on E, L and A models as well as fire equipment. The tags used on E and L models for example, are 3/4" wide by 1 1/4" tall, The use of tags seem to start in the late 1930s to early 50s.
  13. j hancock
    Happy Birthday fellows!
  14. j hancock
    You sure had LOTS to look at!
  15. j hancock
    Sounds like the governor is out of sorts. Binding or worn out.
  16. j hancock
    WoW! Not sure what 85 converts to in civilian Mack designation but it was the first one built.
  17. j hancock
    It was gloomy all day at Gerhart's in 2002. This rig provided some sunshine!
  18. j hancock
    These folks have 3.5" dia. perch in 1/4" material. Width is a little narrow. Might be ahead of the game making your own to your spec. https://www.chassisunlimited.com/universal-weld-on-axle-tube-leaf-spring-perch-pads-cnc-cut-pair.html
  19. j hancock
    These folks may be able to help as well. http://www.continentalengineparts.net/ Also M+M Surplus has some parts. (845) 469-3597 Fel Pro engine gasket kit FS 7191 S-7
  20. j hancock
    Retired heavy hauler.
  21. j hancock
    Post your question on "Engines and Trans" section and more folks will see it.
  22. j hancock
    If it ain't one thing, it's another.
  23. j hancock
    10.00 X 20 40" 11.00 X 22 43.5"
  24. j hancock
    Welcome! Let's see some pictures.
  25. j hancock
    Nice job with the Kodachrome!

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