1950 LTL

[mrsmackpaul]

No connection at all but found it on Facelessbook and thought I haven't seen this up here yet

Would make someone a good project I reckon

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1150996155754237/

So theres a copy of the add and a copy of all the photos from the add and a link to the add

Everything you need if you live in the States or Canada to buy it 

So no more limp dick excuses, grow a set, stick your hand in your pockets and stop been a tight ass

The US is only small in size, if Vlad and I can travel the distances we do for buckets of bolts so can you lot

Go on buy it, you know you want to 

 

Paul

 

Edited August 19, 2022 by mrsmackpaul

[Mark T]

Hall Scott, don't see those very often.  

[mechohaulic]

if I was only 40 yrs younger. the LTSW has to be one of the best looking Macks  of the time period. second cousin to the B-73/75  for a road truck .

[mrsmackpaul]

4 hours ago, mechohaulic said:

if I was only 40 yrs younger. the LTSW has to be one of the best looking Macks  of the time period. second cousin to the B-73/75  for a road truck .

I reckon that with out a doubt they were the best looking Macks ever made by a long way, R model is probably the second best looking and the series 1 Superliner 3rd 

Just my opinion 

 

Paul

[tjc transport]

i would rank the superliner #2 and the R #3 Paul

[Nor'Easter]

I took some of those photos when I went to see it.

It's an early LTSW with the louvered hood, obviously a Hall Scott.  The production numbers for early LTSWs are below.  Very rare truck, especially with the Hall Scott.

 

1947: 135

1948: 73

1949: 21

1950: 51  (1950 was first year of LTLSW production, 80 of those made)

[mechohaulic]

7 hours ago, tjc transport said:

i would rank the superliner #2 and the R #3 Paul

it's a close call for me; so close it would depend on set-up. take a R700 western, nice paint scheme, some chrome etc. i wasn't a fan of the superliner when first came out vs R's. looking at the "plastic: that's there today=CH----, the superliner is super for a HD lowbed tractor.

[james j neiweem]

The Mack name tag from New York and the HallScott tag are collectable all in themselves.