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Toss a set of these into any older 7" round vehicle and it is daylight but with a cut off pattern that is friendly to the others on the road. Not some off road flood pattern. https://www.amazon.com/WHDZ-Headlight-Wrangler-Motorcycle-Vehicles/dp/B019I0UBLU/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1523026450&sr=1-1&keywords=7+led

Ran hard, and parked wet and covered in salt it looks like. It isn't to far gone though, some air in the tires a front hood/fender and a straight bumper it would be looking pretty good again. See if they would sell it maybe some one would be interested in saving it from staring at a cemetery till it rots into the ground and goes to waste.

Come on Larry know you want the thing sitting in your yard next to the b model.

Not mine just thought some one might be able to use the parts. https://nmi.craigslist.org/hvo/d/mack-cab/6548841171.html is anyone interested in this before it goes to the scrapyard ? Barton City Michigan. Chuck ☎ (734) 625-9720

Interesting incidents and some seriously arrogant union reps to try and force their way/influence on private property. Unions had a time and place but I think that those have for the most part have passed.

keeping it classy with the daytons all around.

Larry, you need that one to keep your other Mack company.

https://huntsville.craigslist.org/cto/6179919373.html Pull the 300 and put it in your 79. Then put the 237 in the smaller dump and presto more power and a back up/smaller second truck. then again I am a sucker for a project.

One of these years I am going to get to that show.

It just laid down for a bit of a nap.

You need some 385 floats on the front, but it the b model is looking good these days.

Welcome and excellent choice of trucks.

it is in west virgina. I can understand the weight distribution with all the axles. But why not make use of the long frame with a equally long dump box. I guess it plays into the bridge laws some how. It still seems odd and a tire eating monster.

Can some one explain why this truck is set up this way? It seems the dump bed should be longer. https://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/hvo/6123648223.html 2001 MACK 7 AXLES, 435 HP, 18 FEET ALUMINUM BED, ELECTRIC TARP, 13 SPEED EATON TRANSMISSION, 46,000 POUND REARS, ALUMINUM WHEELS, LED LIGHTS ALL AROUND, IT'S A MACK FACTORY DUMP TRUCK. TRUCK IT'S READY TO WORK!!! YOU MUST SEE IT!!!!