mjmck

Agreed!

Nice pictures, looked like a excellent day for it.

I'm honestly unsure of the specs. Back at that age I checked the oil got in and drove. Only issue I ever had with the rig was a large air leak. Luckily it was out in the field. Swapped out an old air line and we were back in business. Will update later.

No it didn't make it far from from its home land! Crazy its lasted this long as in as good condition as it is. The current owner is an Organic Farmer who treats his equipment very well.

I might be able to when i get back home. Currently in TX for work. Where is the serial located?

Very nice truck. Do you have any pictures of the cab?

A few more pics from my college days for your viewing pleasure. My younger brother was out rowing everything up for us taking the pictures of me driving the old Brockway. These pictures are in Fabius, NY. I was 18-20 in these pictures, so approximately 7 years ago. Some real fun summers of my life back then. I still have my CDL, however its only a B as I got it as fast as I could when I turned 18. I cant say i've used my license since these pictures. Went off to college, and now have a desk job. A couple more pics from the Ford:

Thanks all! Yes it is still going strong! Used several times every year on the farm right next door to my dads house. It now has a set of floaters on the back axles for the fields. Current owner has owned since the 70's. Was originally a tractor lengthened for the body to fit.

Love seeing these pictures. A lot are so local I know where they were taken.

Hello All, New to the forum. Currently don't have a truck yet, looking to purchase in the next year or two. Really interested in late 50's B series to early 60's Mack trucks. I've had a CDL-B since I was 18 and drove for local farmers as a side job. Started out in an early 70's Brockway 10 Wheeler as pictured (actually a Mack in the background also). Also spent many years in an old Ford rig for another farm. So my main interests are old Macks and Brockways. Joining now to learn more than anything. I'm a major gear head, diesel nut have tons of tools and a barn for storage. Began my young life in the Diesel pickup scene, but realistically don't need one for daily driving. Currently in a 2009 F250 gasser. My Fiance works at a local Mack dealer so she is partial to them also.