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I have a 47 Rogers just like it.  Pm me your number for details

I have a 47 Rogers just like it.  Pm me your number for details.

Good luck with the sell.... Hopefully it stays with an enthusiast and not a guy like this.

Found a 6x6 b model  Engine and chassis number match.  Not a b8136 or b426.     Timken axles front and rear (7.43 gear) and a Spicer transfer case.

How do we identify what type of conversion it has under it?

Can some one identify this engine for me?  

Great idea with kirker.  Contacted them directly today and they are sending me a paint chip catalog.  They were unable to provide any historical part numbers.

Do you guys have the Mack red paint number for imron? From the forum search I found 312SX15P2 was the old kirker number.

My paint shop isn't having any luck crossing over the old Mack paint codes.  In the middle of restoring a 1960 b model Mack.

can anyone cross over ditzler 70211 to a newer imron paint code?

Valid point.  1961 b61.

I've used the search and it answered most of my questions about paint codes, however there are no details on dayton wheel colors.  Does anyone have a paint code number for the silver/grey wheels?

Also, its my understanding all chassis were painted black.   What color were the front bumpers and wheel spokes? Were they color matched to the cab or black?

Resurecting this thread.  Budget is more than 7k now for sure!.   Wanting to make a lowboy truck with winch

There was interest in this a few years ago.  When you say the dolly is for sale, are you talking about the trailer?

I've been doing research on the B83s.  It appears there are 3 different radiators on them... some have the standard B81, some have a dual core with a round top, and some have a dual core with a flat top.  I searched and found where it was talked about before but does anyone have a for sure answer on why they are different?

If it helps, I know the dusty one is a B833 and the Green one is a B83 with a 250 cummins,  Not sure about the other two

Take a look at the picture again... Single stick Mack?  Can't get a good look at the dash plate.

It's close to me if anyone wants better pictures or a second opinion.

Purchased by David S.?

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/d/mack-truck/6378950861.html

Sure looks "interesting"

Joseph is a collector, not a seller.  Nice trucks tho.

Nice LTL.  15k sounds fair.  

Have you guys seen this Bmodel?

https://nh.craigslist.org/hvo/d/1963-mack-81-dump-truck/6290647805.html

B70 should have been gas.  Does his build sheet say that 673 is origional?

Back up for sale.  Price reduced.  stand up guy.  No title.

https://scranton.craigslist.org/hvo/d/1950s-lj-mack-truck/6291756580.html

Thanks for the pics.  

Is that a 673?  Why the big radiator?  The model number should be stamped on a tag inside one of the doors.

On 7/3/2017 at 9:37 AM, need4steam said:

I saw a B-87 the other day with a Supercharged Cummins. At first, I didn't believe what I was seeing but sure enough there it was. So I did a little internet searching and found that they did make such an engine. One article refered to this as an "Iron Lung Cummins". What is the opinion of this motor? Good runner, bad runner, or run like H*** away from this one.

Thanks,

Doug

Rare truck, Where did you see it?

I'm looking to trade my B813 wrecker for a B83 tractor with 24" rubber.  Hasn't run in a few years, but we all know that thermodyne will start right up with a little prime!

The truck has the wider radiator found on B815's or b87s.  If you look close you can see a line down the middle of it separating the shutters.  This is why it looks shorter then a standard B81