cncFireman

Any idea who built the aftermarket cab?

wow is all i have to say

http://newyork.craigslist.org/fct/cto/3765265641.html

From looks of it they look like they would share sheet metal. Some of the L models look too use the same grill Later Trucks DE 1939-1942 2,164 EB 1936-1941 134 EC 1936-1941 123 ED 1938-1944 2,686 EE 1938-1950 9,719 EF 1938-1951 13,783 EG 1938-1950 7,349 EH 1936-1950 31,539 EJ 1937-1938 762 EM 1937-1943 1,584 EQ 1937-1950 10,661 ER 1936-1941 359 ES 1938-1940 75 ETX 1950-1950 50 FC 1936-1947 273 FG 1938-1942 162 FH 1937-1941 265 FJ 1938-1943 322 FK 1938-1941 123 FN 1940-1941 150 FP 1940-1942 365 FT 1941-1950 241 FW 1941-1949 63 LF 1940-1953 12,453 LH 1940-1953 822 LJ 1940-1956 13,931 LM 1940-1956 2,391 LP 1941-1942 55 LR 1943-1964 1,275 LT 1947-1956 2,009 LV 1948-1961 515 LW 1947-1947 1 LY 1958-1962 65 M R 1940-1942 290 NW 1941-1941 16 A-Series A20 1950-1954 2,158 A30 1950-1953 3,356 A31 1953-1953 25 A40 1950-1953 7,666 A50 1950-1953 3,319 A51 1950-1953 2,575 A52 1951-1953 100 A54 1952-1953 864 A55 1952-1953 494

Might as well start with the basics and get it mechanically sound. If the cummins works use it

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1952-MACK-Vintage-Heavy-Duty-Tow-Truck-w-Hall-Scott-Engine-Ex-LA-Fire-Department-/271195290705?pt=Commercial_Trucks&hash=item3f247fbc51#ht_500wt_1182 Interesting engine, too bad it has fire damage.

No it was an estate sale i was trying to contact them as welle

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3646195145.html http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3627214256.html http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/3659472126.html

Columbia river bending not too far from you. You have a crazy line up of old macks

Very nice B-75!

I was planning on taking some better pictures of my A51T soon here as the weather is improving. If your interested I'l contact you soon.

http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/3669300746.html

I am in the Seattle area but my driveway and garage only has so many parking spaces and my pockets are only so deep. Not to mention the woman who will likely cap the truck count someday. Its too bad as well as I want an E model but I have two projects on the plate and upkeep on a few others.

Lots of work to be done. There has been some early Mack sheet metal on Ebay lately. On gthe site there are some vendors that can track down old mack parts. Are you doing a to the bolt show quality restoration or just a decent make it a truck again?

If it was closer I would likely pick it up for the price. Curious to know if it runs. Noticed it has budds http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/3721853773.html

Could be a pretty sweet deal for the money. http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3715885592.html It has left a nice little black spot where it has sat for 15 years.

I sent the guy an email on a few about BMT and the Mack museum to help him out on his way of hopefully restoring a historical piece.

http://greensboro.craigslist.org/aos/3643688868.html

very cool find

Out here around the corner from me. nice looking rig. http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/3707122381.html

Welcome. Your on the other side of the valley from me...

If I were there I would be leaving that state in a hurry...

there was a B87 here in pretty decent shape for 3K that pops up on seattle craigslist lately. not listed right this second however Edit (actually it was a b81 my mistake)

Outstanding restoration. What hunk of Iron powers the NR?