Marmons

[RFCDrum]

Some pics.

Cheers, RFC

[umodelnut]

Nice.

[JTFormula]

I don't know what's wrong with me. I thought you wrote Mormons. I have to get a better nights sleep.

[thomastractorsvc]

I have not seen a Marmon in a long time, used to see them when I lived up in the North East

[mackniac]

very nice trucks ,

[RFCDrum]

Ha ha Mormons.

[41chevy]

Mine. A 1988 Marmon 57P. My uncle bought it new. Last used it last year when we went to the Marmon Gathering in Denton Texas... Taking it to Macungie than Datton Ohio. Paul

[thomastractorsvc]

Nice Looking Truck

[41chevy]

THE FIRST AND THE LAST.

[PeterMack]

THE FIRST AND THE LAST.

I know the teal one is still running around. I see that truck a few times a year running through Chicagoland.

[PeterMack]

Saw this Marmon at the national ATHS show in South Bend IN two years ago.

[vision386]

Mine. A 1988 Marmon 57P. My uncle bought it new. Last used it last year when we went to the Marmon Gathering in Denton Texas... Taking it to Macungie than Datton Ohio. Paul

I always liked this style Marmon,thought they were a good looking truck. I always heard they were really well built,don't know anyone whoever owned or drove one though................................Mark

[vision386]

RFC,i guess great minds think alike LOL!..............................Mark

[RFCDrum]

Yep. He's a Pete man now since his scandal years ago.

[JTFormula]

There are a couple for sale on Craigslist. Two I can't find anymore but these are still on.

http://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/cto/3829896126.html

[41chevy]

There is one in Round Rock Texas I've been trying to get for 3 years or so. 1980 day cab with Cummins NTC 350. It's a heavy spec chassis for oil patch work. ...."Gonna fix it up one day but call me every so often"

They were built to your specs when ordered and mostly hand assembled like the Pacific's were. assembly and quality of the cab, chasss, interior and paint was better than an assemble line unit, BUT the entire drive train is no different than any other unit. You get what you pat for and how you take care of it. Paul

[other dog]

There's one around here still working, i've seen this one at the store in Rustburg a couple of times.

[PeterMack]

This truck was at Louisville at least 20 to 25 years ago and they had these pictures of it with the

specs on the back. I know there was a Kenworth areodyne with a huge bunk decked out the same

way but I don't know what ever happened to these trucks. I have not seen them since.

[Green Dash]

There used to be a company in Mahwah, NJ by the name of Produce Transport. They had 4 cabovers that I know of including one with a 12V-71.

[TozziWelding]

Here is one for short money

http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/3801501929.html

[RFCDrum]

There used to be a company in Mahwah, NJ by the name of Produce Transport. They had 4 cabovers that I know of including one with a 12V-71.

The trucks were painted like a green metallic?

[Green Dash]

In the mid 70's they had no specific company livery. The Marmons were two-tone blue (the V12), maroon and grey, and 2 were brown and tan and had the same stripes with the colors reversed. The only other trucks I recall were a red and white KW, a two-tone green Pete, and a blue R model daycab.

They were on the west side of 17, just north of the truck stop.

[RFCDrum]

If it's the company I'm thinking of they moved to Chester NY. I believe one of the guys name was Steve Gillette. They also had dump trucks. DM 800's that were green, gold, and red. They parked in Mahwah too years ago.

[TozziWelding]

I caught this one out on 128 the other day, looked like it was well cared for.

[41chevy]

this is the one in Texas I've been trying to get for a few years. It's heavy spec'ed for oil patch work.