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  1. Brocky
    Jim Where did you get the picture of the one with black fenders??? It looks like it was taken in Tony Champions shop, But the one in his display building is all red.. and does not have the amber fog lights like your one at Macungie??
  2. Brocky
    Since Maint1 who started this topic works for the Keystone Museum in Colonial Heights (Richmond) VA I would assume it is going there..
  3. Brocky
    As long as it is full of product when we catch up with you at Des Moines!!
  4. Brocky
    Paul I think (???) Howe Coleman in Troy / Albany was just a conversion company and the axles them selves were made in Colorado Here is a link to a lot of Coleman info: http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/22610/Coleman-Trucks
  5. Brocky
    Mr KS. This photo of the Howe Coleman conversion brings up the question. When did Mack discontinue making their own driven steering axle and go to the outside conversion equipment?? Thanks, Brocky
  6. Brocky
    Sorta made the R model roll back "squat" a little??? Good luck getting it all put together.. will look forward to some progress pictures.
  7. Brocky
    Me either!! Although they must service them.. I remember back about 1970 when Roadway still had open top trailers we picked up a bare block (V-12 or 16??) at ALCO in Auburn NY and it weighed 28,000 pounds!!!
  8. Brocky
    I am thinking Hemmings had an article on him in Classic Car magazine just recently..
  9. Brocky
    Here is another picture of a Mack Howe Coleman 6X6 from The Howe picture library courtesy of Craig Trout.. and his comments about the Mack / Coleman connection here. http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/22610/Coleman-Trucks?PageIndex=27 Brocky
  10. Brocky
    With a good picture Bub Warren (806-374-3056) in Amarillo TX can make you a new one.
  11. Brocky
    Looks great!! As already said more pictures,, action ones!!!
  12. Brocky
    Like PZ said, I would leave it the original tanker it was built for!! It is always nice to see trucks at shows still in their working clothes.
  13. Brocky
    Paul Here are a couple from Mission Beach Qnsld
  14. Brocky
    Dave I missed you also.. Hope you are feeling better and our prayers continue for Suzie.. Brocky
  15. Brocky
    With the broken windows, How bad is the rust inside the cowl??? If it is pretty well shot it would mean one whole lot of work to repair..
  16. Brocky
    Yeah, That is my ugly puss!!! My buddy Leon next to me.. Probably saw you but did not recognize.. Did you go here to check out all 9 pages of the Aussie trip?? http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/84264/Down-Under-Trip Brocky
  17. Brocky
    Tom You saw me, But I did not see you... I am the tall guy with the light blue shirt in the picture tagged Willys Jeep. Was talking about our Australian Trip. Brocky
  18. Brocky
    According to our South Carolina DPS Transport Police (diesel cops) Man, you can do the "Excepted" deal and not need a physical.. If you want to go back to driving for hire all you have to do is get a physical and send in another form to change it back. I know laws and regulations vary from state to state so it is best to check with some one in the "diesel cop" department rather than the DMV and find out what they say>>
  19. Brocky
    Thanks .. will put it on the list>>
  20. Brocky
    Thanks for the info.. How long were you there?? I will have to make plans during the ATCA Vintage Trucks of FLA show on Feb 18th to 20th.. Thanks Brocky
  21. Brocky
    Possibly the same engine as the one on Tony Champion's lot??? Brocky
  22. Brocky
    Here is Roger's in the barn during the 2013 show.
  23. Brocky
    Tom Thanks for the pictures.. The fall colors must be just about peaking in PA.. Sorta miss them down here.. everything just truen brown in November..
  24. Brocky
    Here is a 1922 restored one at the Cortland Brockway show in 2012
  25. Brocky
    Maybe they STOLE the idea from Brockway???

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