b67tom

2 hours ago, terry said:

After I enlarged it you could tell it was gas manifolds, and looked like had A40 on the hood side which I believe is a gas truck. Terry

A50 431 GAS and spare engine also with it. 

2 minutes ago, b67tom said:

I will find out for ya 

Yes the diamond Reo is also for sale. $6500 

I will find out for ya 

It's a gas engine. 

He's thinking about fixing it up and dropping a one ton bed on it.

Just picked up this B30 for a friend. Its a 1954 B30 with a straight 6 Gas engine. It was fun cuising over to Pa to get it. My B came from Pittsburgh not to far from where we picked his up.

Tom

I agree with the possible leak in the fuel line somewere. My B can sit all winter and start with no problems. I've used a shop rag and a blow gun and put a few pounds of air in the fuel tanks to force fuel out the lines to find leaks before. Just don't put over 5 pounds in the. Tank or it could rupture.

Tom

Thanks everyone!

Tom

I'm in need of a new tach cable for my B67. My cable broke last year and I'd like to replace it.

Thanks

Tom

Nice looking B. Welcome aboard.

We made chocolate and vanilla. :-)

Loaded up a friends 1906 Nichols and Shepard steam traction engine after he was kind enough to run it at my open house I had for my son's cub scout pack. Here is a video of it going down the road.

here is a quick video of the open house also

you can check out more of my videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/steamer123?feature=mhee

Name: Mack B67T (1959)

Date Added: 09 February 2009 - 12:40 PM

Owner: b67tom

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Larry I had a good time at the show too. I think your truck and trailer would have made a nice addition to the show. Maybe next year you'll bring it out.

On the way home I headed down 480, sounds like that was a good choice. The road was wide open.

Thanks for the replies guys. I was just enjoying the ride home from the show and even got a few thumbs up from the passing cars .

Thanks again

Tom

I was headed home from the Piston Power Show at the IX Center in Cleveland Ohio and thought I'd take a short video of my 1959 B-67 cruising down the highway.

Enjoy

Tom

Larry you sure got that truck looking good!!!

Tom

Had mine out this weekend. It needs cleaned up after sitting all winter but here is a video of it.

Tom's B-Model has Pittsburgh roots. It spent it's 1st career as a DeBolt company truck. If you get a chance to see it you'll see his family has done a 1st class restoration on the truck.

Ray thanks for the complement. I had a good time restoring the truck but I'll tell you it is more fun to drive. I sure get alot of looks hauling our steamer around with the old girl.

Thanks everyone for checking out my video and for the comments.

You can see my other videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/steamer123 Check them out.

Tom Sampson

Name: b67

Category: Old Mack Truck Videos

Short Description: Behind the wheel of a 1959 B67 Mack

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Thanks for all the help!! I'll pass on the info to Steve. He is thinking about it very hard. Perhaps I'll get a chance to go with him to look at it.

Tom

Thanks for the help

Tom

A friend of mine is thinking about buying a fire truck for parades. It is a B model with a open cab and a hemi engine. What things should he be looking for? What is a possible price range for this kind of truck? He said the owner told him it was solid but needs restored. It was runnung but has not run for some time now. The truck is 6 hours away and he hopes to check it out soon.

thanks for the help

Tom

I have a B-67 I like it but I'm only 5ft 7 and 170lbs. I fit in it pretty good. The engine sits a a slight angle and is under the cab which doe's make it alittle harder to work on. GOOD LUCK with your hunt for a B.

Tom