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Brocky

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  1. Jim Have you got any pictures of the old Dairymans League, Dairylea, B Model Macks??? or their Brockways???
  2. Yes Sir!!! I can move anything you have!! I remember seeing it Macungie..
  3. Is that chain the starter or the power divider lock???
  4. Anybody else going to the ATHS Show in Reno??? I plan on being there from Thurs sometime til Sunday Morning.. Mowerman can I buy you a beer???
  5. I remember those F model day cabs passing me at night on Fancy Gap and the exposed Turbo glowing cherry red!!
  6. BullHeaded: What is going on in your pictures??? Looks like snow being trucked in from City streets and then blown up into a storage pile??? If so it will take that pile until August to melt!!
  7. Good Work.. I bought a $10 Clark forklift part kit for my Diamond T 201 to replace my broken one..
  8. Here is a picture of it in Ian's shop when we visited in 2015
  9. Send your serial number to the Mack Museum in Allentown PA and get the total history package on your truck..
  10. The Black L model with the big red bumper is a twin screw. and there are 2 Federals beyond the white DM.
  11. The Titan is a tri-drive from Canada
  12. Here are a few pictures from the Vintage Truck of Florida show
  13. I think the story on the short nosed 900 Longhorn is that it was a prototype that ended up doing service at the proving grounds for many years. Chrysler sent it to Tony Youngblood in Augusta GA to be restored as Tony had several NOS cabs. When Fiat took over the project was sh**t canned and Tony was able to purchase the truck and finished the restoration. Did not know until now he had it up for sale??
  14. Not only the Mack Museum but the America on Wheels museum in downtown Allentown. Everything from 1890 horses up thru the modern high dollar sports cars. It has many Mack trucks and cutaway parts. The 1910 Brockway owned by Mack.. One room showing a start to finish restoration.. I think there was some Andretti money involved in getting it started???
  15. To add to what Paul, 41 Chevy, said the Mystic Seaport near the Groton Sub museum on I-95 is a complete late 1800's whaling village with big sailing ships. And if you get on up into Maine there is the Erv Bickford Collection in Yarmouth.. Part of it is open 24/7 in the city park and the main display, restoration shop and storage yard is open with a phone call.. Right now I do not know if the late Daryl Gushee's New Glouster ME collection / facilities are open. A phone call would not hurt..
  16. Tom, It was great running into the "Redhead"!!! My surprise of the Day!! Complete with a big HUG!! She is definitely a keeper!!! Vlad, the man who hosts the show is an IH / Farmall farm equipment collector and has a small ranch with the herd of buffalo up near his house.. I think they were photographed as much as some of the equipment in the show.. I will post some more pictures in a couple of days after I get my camera downloaded..
  17. Check in with Tom Millard, Oldspwr, on the Brockway site.. He put electric windows in the Brockway 361 he restored for his father.
  18. What there was of it was good, BUT BUT it seemed there were more commercials than trucks!!!! No real overall shots which would show the size and scope of the whole show??
  19. The fast food "steering wheel holders" have just about killed all the sit down restaurants nationwide unless they have a good local business with a larger parking lot.
  20. I understand.. Was basically just kidding as most driveways are not wide enough for a wing..
  21. Jim, One of the Private road Maine paper companies???
  22. Labor Day Weekend, 8/31 & 9/1/2019, The ATHS Palmetto Upstate Chapter trucks will be participating in the Dacusville Heritage Assn Family Farm Days at their field, 3147 Earls Bridge Road, Easley SC 29640. This is on the northwest side of Greenville, SC. 300+ farm tractors, old engines, steam powered sawmill, arts and crafts, flea market, food, music, and kids activities. Exhibitors free and spectators $5/person, all proceeds benefit the Dacusville Community Center. For more information and/or directions contact Brocky at 864-677-3453 or brocky45@prtcnet.com
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