Bobby Covert

28K??

Saw the 1/25 scale Roadway on the internet advertised for sale at 2K$$ before Christmas

I enjoyed that show more than BJ and the bear.

Watched the shop at UPS in Lexington, Ky. take an MH apart a couple months ago. Makes me sick.

I don't know about stone guards but I would like to have the piece that fits in next to the fender up to the hood for a B-model Mack. Would you be interested in that if the B Models guys would order some?

What year did Mack come out with the 205 HP 673P?

Pretty girls like big trucks!

Beautiful paint. Like the garage too

Drove one of these from Beckley WVa to Lexington Ky with a bad cam. Sounded like someone under the hood beating to get out.

Looks great just as she sits

The two tone makes the hood look longer!

I like your toys!

I have never seen a spark arrestor on an old truck myself. I see the wiper switch to the left of the driver. What do you think that really is?

If you don't sell it as a unit I would like one of the cast headlamp bezels.

Looks like a good truck for the price. Does it run?

Check Watts Mack B - model store. They will have them if you can't find them used

Congratulations!

Look also on the timing chain housing.

I see the 675 so its a Maxidyne.

Must have been on display at Worldwide, Knoxville.

The Book Mack, by John Montville on page 213 lists the R719. Made from 1965-1970 with a total of 262 units made.

My B615 does not have the V8 that came in it. It has an ENDT675 (237 maxidyne). Can someone tell me where to find the serial number. I thought it might be on a tag near the injector, but it is either gone, or never was there to begin with. I need to know as I need to order a new main seal and hope to do it all in one day rather than take it apart and then see. Any help is appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!

Met A man and his family in Huntsville 09 ATHS show who has one too. Look for a video on you tube. Yours looks great. I remember when that movie came out. Have the movie and a paperback book too!

looks like its from an MH?

I vote its a Peterbilt too!