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Most guys on here would agree that a LTL, B-75 or Superliner are true classics. In that order of age and scarcity. Also for parts availability, none to some. The wow factor is an original LTL. Think you would want an LTH that has steel instead of aluminum components. The Good LTL is beautiful and seen it in person but the only thing LTL is the sheet metal. Even my LTL has been repowered but all else is true 53 LTL.

 

Depends on what you want to get and pay for. But you are asking: If you like what you got find some nice sheet metal, be it LTL, B-75, Superliner and mount it on the frame and drivetrain you have already. There are many truck done that way, remember the BRC from Mack? You would have a one and only. There were 6x6 B-models but very few and no 6x6 LTL's. It would certainly be a standout. Just a thought and money ahead.  

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On 11/22/2024 at 8:43 AM, Brocky said:

Harry, You are thinking to of red and silver LTL and bull rack of Kranik (sp???) Ranch some where in Texas.. I have seen it a couple of times at Macungie, and maybe York also???

Mark?  I met him at South Bend.  Very cool piece.  V8 cat if I recall?

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Larry

1959 B61 Liv'n Large......................

Charter member of the "MACK PACK"

 

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Well I jumped in today and bought these two trucks. Anybody have any idea of the weight of these two trucks?  They both run and drive but I’ll probably trailer them home.  The Diamond t is 300 miles away and the Mack is 450. Any guesses on what Cummins engine is in the Mack? Jake brakes and a turbo.  
the Diamond T has a 180hp Cummins according to the listing
 

Mack LJSWX

Diamond T 923

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30 minutes ago, reb87 said:

Well I jumped in today and bought these two trucks. Anybody have any idea of the weight of these two trucks?  They both run and drive but I’ll probably trailer them home.  The Diamond t is 300 miles away and the Mack is 450. Any guesses on what Cummins engine is in the Mack? Jake brakes and a turbo.  
the Diamond T has a 180hp Cummins according to the listing
 

Mack LJSWX

Diamond T 923

Look, I see it says "puppy poster" so I won't be able to say you know how this works....... but we're gonna need pictures.     (my guess, the Mack might be in the low 20000 lbs range and the 923 ?  mid teens  ?   just a guess)

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15 minutes ago, Brocky said:

You Have a couple of great trucks.. I always liked oilfield equipment.. I think that it will take two loads to get them home??? Might be OK weight wise, BUT the length will kill you!!!!

Actually one is north of me in South Dakota and one is in Denver west of me so it will definitely be two trips

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It sold on “bring a trailer” for 11000 a year ago,that’s why there were videos on yt,  don’t know why it ended up at Richie.  Apparently the title wasn’t right so Richie pulled it and got a new vin/Colorado title for it for this sale.  I was surprised how low I got it for. 

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