TheGleaner

It's a tandem tractor. Sleeper cab. Would it be safe to assume it would be implemented by now? The seller had it listed as scrap...and I asked what was wrong and it came back as "nothing, we drove it there and parked it but who wants an old truck?"(well I do...) From the pictures it almost looks like a Mack rear end bu I can't really tell.

So for $500 it's not something that will be an obsolete disaster? WS712LST, is there a breakdown for that?

I do have the tag, it says "Mack Trucks, Inc Hayward Calif, USA" I don't have a picture of the front, funnily enough.

Hello, first post here and I hope it's in the correct place(but I have read here for years). I'm looking at a 77ish Mack Cruiseliner that has (and I quote) "A 300 and something Mack engine and either a 10 or a 13 speed". From the pictures it looks like a decent truck, aside from needing tires. It ran 5 years ago and the seller simply bought a newer truck.( Its currently on a farm and hopefully it'll end up on our farm). About all I can find online was they were supposed to be a lower production, higher end Mack Cabover made out west, and the dash is the weak point. Is there anything specific I should be looking for when I go and look at it? It's also priced ridiculously cheap...because they were looking for a crusher to get it.