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  1. j hancock
    ENDT 675 was the engine stamping/identification for the 673 CID 237 HP Maxidyne and the engine code was 85. An R-685 truck would be powered by a 237 HP engine ENDT 675.
  2. j hancock
    Are you guys talking shop again?
  3. j hancock
    I believe this is the one.
  4. j hancock
    One of the very nicely restored vehicles for the company. They also have a restored AC Bulldog and a couple of B models plus others.
  5. j hancock
    A couple of JP Noonan's Macks. This picture was taken in 2013 so this beauty was brandy new.
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    Info from Federal Mogul. No listing on pistons. May help with finding something that will interchange for your application. The ENDL 673P share specs with these engines. EN-672, END-672, END-672S, END-673, END-673A, END-673B, END-673C, END-673D, END-673E, END-673P, ENDL-673, ENDL-673P, ENDS-672 Engs. 11.0L 672 OHV Diesel L6, 4.875" Bore 2 part numbers for bushings are listed. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Pin Bushing FP-187GB138 w/2" pin dia. Pin Bushing FP-1759V Con. rod No. 367GC-468F
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    Ain't that the truth. Should have loaded up with all sorts of goodies back then. Buy now and save! My Tidewater inventory sheet dated Jan 1, 1993 shows a chrome B shell at $285.00. Damn! Top and bottom radiator insulators at $3.50 each.....
  9. j hancock
    Spent many hours shuttling trailers for Spag's in Shrewsbury, MA.
  10. j hancock
    1987 Mack ad. Fine investment indeed.
  11. j hancock
    Built in Macungie. On display in Macungie.
  12. j hancock
    I had some saved on a disc that seems to be missing. The search is on.
  13. j hancock
    Yup, Velvet Ride, Not so much. Best to be loaded both ways.
  14. j hancock
    This 1977 Brockway 758 packer was part of the maintenance department for the 400 acre Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, NY. It is sort of interesting to see a cemetery with a big garbage truck of its own...
  15. j hancock
    Off brand doing some humping in 1980 on Rt. 5 in the Windsor/Hartland, VT area. No signs, lights or flags. Just do it!
  16. j hancock
    That 's a killer piece! Damn!
  17. j hancock
    Easier to see when there are no tires in the way.
  18. j hancock
    NEVER sell a truck that makes money! Fine looking Ultra-liner.
  19. j hancock
    It's handy to have 94,572 sq. feet of indoor storage!
  20. j hancock
    I think it is a Mack AP with a big six under the hood and does looks like a Rogers trailer.
  21. j hancock
    Was a mixer, now a tractor.
  22. j hancock
    Maybe Larry will see Phantom at the track?
  23. j hancock
    Happy Birthday! Did you take the day off to play with the Erector Set in the backyard?
  24. j hancock
    Mack Superliner II introduction letter showing new model identification system. https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=29843
  25. j hancock
    This beauty was on display at Macungie in 2013.

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