JeffL

Due west of Gap 20 min

Saw a fire truck listing local that has been listed for a while about $4k but way too much for my project but nice 

Went to a salvage yard but they didn’t have any small cab overs and the Mack was certainly larger and not as attractive

1 minute ago, Hobert62 said:

Awesome picture with the steamer.   I would love to get a pic like that with my B model.  

This was in Strasburg PA and the let me do several photos at the end of the day.  They have daily steam service. 

All 1958 Porsche 356 driveline!

5 minutes ago, 41chevy said:

That would be the name of the company  Mack made the truck for. My R models Horn Button says Stazwseky Farms , my grand father.

That’s awesome to have your name on the wheel!

8 minutes ago, 41chevy said:

A scrapper yes because nothing from it would benefit a restorer, for a few dollars in his pocket any thing that is useful is gone forever. An exporter would be acceptable because the unit would get a second life.

I have restored several cars and had over 50.  I can’t imagine the cost to restore this and my last car a Fiberglass from the 50s cost me over 40K and i did the work.  I was hoping to salvage a little history before it rusts Into the earth.  My 58 Alken restoration so I get into the weeds .......

8 minutes ago, 41chevy said:

A scrapper yes because nothing from it would benefit a restorer, for a few dollars in his pocket any thing that is useful is gone forever. An exporter would be acceptable because the unit would get a second life.

I have restored several cars and had over 50.  I can’t imagine the cost to restore this and my last car a Fiberglass from the 50s cost me over 40K and i did the work.  I was hoping to salvage a little history before it rusts Into the earth.  My 58 Alken restoration so I get into the weeds .......

9 minutes ago, 41chevy said:

Whats the "Built For"  say on the horn button? That would be the original owner.

Think it say R.B. DAMEO Builder?

I’ll stop back over again next weekend to see if I can find the vin tag.  They looked very similar for all the years they were made.  This one had a square tank if it was original. 

It does not run and it does not have title.  

Here is a dash photo

Where is the vin plate on this truck.  I would think this was the body tag. 

AC247

16121

10SA5734EP22

Thanks for all of the responses.  I have to check my settings I didn’t see them. 

My ceilings are 8ft in the basement so this should work.  Maybe take out the windows and have that be the bar height and use glass as the counter to see the gauges and not obscure any of the truck.