radwillg

nope, just some dry Oregon gold

ya that one is a gasser , looks like a propane setup on it ?

I was pointed at , flagged down, and a few thumbs up. Some thought I was going to the scrap yard , others thought I was part of the American Pickers. Made a few sales calls for the Radiator Shop ,picked up this load, called it a day at "WORK" . So talk to me about these parts , I admit I'm very green with the mack parts, I will post a bunch of pictures, shoot me reasonable offers if there is any interest, I have great shipping rates pallet or box from the (using Radiator Supply House's Discounts) and i can run Credit Cards. 541-912-2549 or Will@radiatorsupplyhouse.com I will post more pics as we unload

Thanks for all the welcomes , going to pick up a couple thermodynes and some b model sheetmodel tommorow will get pics later

I know this show was a couple months ago but thought i would post some pics I saw Dan show up friday morning cruising the old yellow mack, I have to say it was in style, what model mack is it ? , educate me on this truck.

My name is Will Garrett from Sweet Home, Oregon. Ya I'm that guy dragging in all that old iron here in the pacific northwest. I have to say that this has been a great experiance learning and gettting involved with these old trucks. I have always enjoyed finding old cars as a kid with my dad and saving them from the smelter. I never knew much about big trucks ,but was always interested in them. It all started with my day job, I am one of the owners of Radiator Supply House and spend alot of time on the road doing sales. This takes me into truck and diesel repair shops, dealerships, truck salvage yards, logging farming and mining operations. I always seem to have an eye for for the old iron not that hardly ever know what im looking at, I try to make conversations with it and it always seems to educate me and i never know what i come dragging home. I have met alot of neat follks and learned alot of a bygone era that my generation knows nothing about. I dont like to be viewed as a salesman but in all honesty its in my blood and i enjoy making friends with it and saving some of these old trucks. So needless to say I enjoy my job out selling radiator because i never know where it is going to take me from day to day. On the flip side getting involved with all these old trucks i have started hanging on to all the old radiator parts. In our industry with scrap price up so high most everybody sends this stuff to the scrap yard. I struggle with scrapping these old parts, not that there is a big demand for it, but it has opened alot of doors for us. Hopefully ya'all wont mind me hanging around and asking some 1st grade questions on some of these trucks and posting a few of the pieces I find.

to me it looks like a b model cab

does anybody know what the redwater truck is , the door has the tag LMSWL

whats a fair price to ask for the thermodyne gas and diesel motors , new to the mack community

ya south of portland 1 1/2 hr

are there many parts out there for these?

sweet home oregon I was told it came out of a yarder , They did not know much history other than it was a good runner when the scraped the machine which was about 8-10 years ago , any thing else i told you i would be lying , sorry for the lack of info but i would rather be honest.

ok that makes sence

i was told it came out of a yarder

i didnt find any tags on the covers, i did find a tag that said DW-LS 3-70 400-500 5133599 Sorry I'm a youngster learning about the good old days

ya it was a GM c class motorhome chassis the guy told me

Sweet Home , Oregon I do alot of LTL shipping out or my place

This is a all alumin radiator that a customer requsted to be built but was to fit exact to OEM design , the truck was in the fontana area , anybody seen any progress on it?

that tag is on the door of that red water truck saved this truck it was on its way to the scrap yard

how do i find out the injector size

Found this last week the guy wants to sell it , Is that cummins orignal sitting there on slant half way into the cab?

This is a dry desert truck, cummins powered 541-912-2549

I have this 12V71 for $3500 541-912-2549

Im out in oregon, I do alot of shipping

Looking to find homes for them, they are disasembled but most of the parts are there 1955 b-61 1959 b-72 2) thermodynes , one is gas one off-hiway truck 541-912-2549