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  1. j hancock
    Welcome Dave! We like pictures.
  2. j hancock
    It was White's own design. I believe Seagrave was getting their 12 cylinders engine from Pierce-Arrow.
  3. j hancock
    Full pull for you and the Cruiser!
  4. j hancock
    The pancake design was used in transit buses also.
  5. j hancock
    Driver: "I'm really stuck". Dispatch: "If you rock it back and forth, you should be able to get going".
  6. j hancock
    Could be a nice trailer for a single axle. Pet peeve.......If you are selling something, clean the vines and vegetation off BEFORE you take pictures.
  7. j hancock
    I took the picture of the LM August 2003 with its new owner and Dick Kemp passed away September of 2007. Same truck? I think it is. I don't remember him having two LM's. The auction was 2009 so I don't think the date of after his passing would be correct for the Hanks picture.
  8. j hancock
    2,391 LM's were made from 1940-1956. I don't know how many were standard cabs, offset cabs or cabovers.
  9. j hancock
    Jeff?
  10. j hancock
    Last I knew, it was undercover and is not restored.
  11. j hancock
    The frame was lengthened at a welding shop in Vermont. I don't recall if they used the cutoff frame that came with the rears or had a length of rail bent at PG Adams. Should be the same 9" X 3.25" X .25" between the two.
  12. j hancock
    The double dog can be done by changing the angle of the rear dogs heel to match the cap and then using a standard Mack radiator cap of the era. I used some soft washers not to mess up the chrome cap and just gently snugged the dog's fasteners down. Not aware of this being factory so the boys in the shop were probably just having some fun.
  13. j hancock
    The LM was sold by Dick Kemp several years prior to the auction.
  14. j hancock
    A 1945 LM with offset cab and factory through the hood exhaust pipe.
  15. j hancock
    I believe the B61T and the modern curtain side toy hauler trailer went to Tackaberry several years ago.
  16. j hancock
    That does look like their logo on the door.
  17. j hancock
    Choquette is from Tim M's neighborhood where the next stop is Canada.
  18. j hancock
    Yes, it started as a single axle.
  19. j hancock
    Sleeper.
  20. j hancock
    More info than you would ever want. http://www.phtruck.com/download/chelsea/applicationcatalogs/hy25-3000_us_mack.pdf
  21. j hancock
    Fred Beauchamps now belongs to George Tackaberry. 1956 H-63
  22. j hancock
    The Roadway tractor belonged to Harry Muhlschlegel who owned Jevic and then New Century.
  23. j hancock
    On display at Macungie a few years ago.
  24. j hancock
    The "S" is for six wheel chassis which means it is tandem. The serial number is stamped on the pass side frame rail behind the front tire. How long has the motor been apart?
  25. j hancock
    You know the deal....pictures or it didn't happen.

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