james j neiweem
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The Mack name tag from New York and the HallScott tag are collectable all in themselves.
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As of 8-15-22 these two Superdogs are still parked out front by 495 ABF terminal. A couple of CHU's also.
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I doubt if thats still working.
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Shifting A Mack B Model
james j neiweem replied to vision fan's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
How is Tater and his buddy doing? -
Used engines
james j neiweem replied to james j neiweem's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I am thinking about overall availability going forward. -
What are the most abundant used Mack engines. This would be good info for repower applications.
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'69' RS711LST Western & '69' Freuhauf lowboy
james j neiweem replied to Operator's topic in Trucks for Sale
237 with a 20 speed. Wow better than original 5 speed. -
Read on facebook from a Mack (expert?) that the CH pinnacle is going away shortly to be replaced by a new axle forward Mack with a new design cab. He also stated that a new Anthem replacement will follow with the new cab. May be a bunch of whooy but the Mayflower cab is abot 30 years old. He did not mention any Granite changes.
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First time I saw the Stark B73/75/77? Nice old money maker. What are the specs?
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Ex Sid Kamp?
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Looks like Sid Kamp colors.
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Jeff M Agree with you. More like 25K to 35K range Black dog. You have some of the nicest Macks in CT. What does your fleet consist of. I remember the Green DM down at the Coast Guard Academy a few years back. Awsome sounder. Mack 285?
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Believe it or not Quality Carriers started out as a milk hauler out of Wisconsin. Blue B models and H models.
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Happy Birthday fellow old timer!
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Chicago R models
james j neiweem replied to Lmackattack's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Nice find on the 91 RD! She's a beauty -
49 Mack eq dump truck
james j neiweem replied to Ral's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Good to keep an EH for Mack history -
If I remember right the B-57 was a heavy speced truck for concrete trucks. Again if I remember right it offered a frame which was the for runner of the DM. I think I remember this info from somewhere on this site.🙂
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What Model?
james j neiweem replied to Bullheaded's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Do the Suzio's allow Mack gawkers?🙂 -
Vlad so many Macks and so little time.
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B-42
james j neiweem replied to james j neiweem's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
There was an EN-540 I believe. I am not sure if this was a big seller and what the specs were. -
What is the difference between a B-42 and a B-421. Was the EN-540 flathead the most popular engine? 🙂
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B-73 Restoration
james j neiweem replied to mattb73lt's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Thanks for preserving Mack history! -
The Commie NWO is trying to take us down on all fronts without firing a shot, with the help of political traitors. DEF is just a part of the squeeze.
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Looking at google and bing maps it appears that these Superliners are on ABF property right to the left of the ABF tractors parked by the fence (ABF ready line spares). They are not ABF tractors but they appear to be a third party sales on the ABF terminal lot. Maybe you can call ABF at that terminal
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