57 bcr

10-4, Vinny!! Thanks for posting the pictures!

Like the long w.b. Sharp truck!!

Whats it say on the door "Lost my Storage" LOL!!!

I'll add them to my gallery, Umodel

Had 2 Canadian R's.Was always going to put a set of those on 'em.Never found any.

Nice sidewinder! You could still get that back panel around 2002-3.Who knows, now? Looks complete,thats a plus! Always liked that way some companies" blacked" the hood in like that.Added some class & broke up the otherwise 1 color paint job.Good luck with it.

Yes it is still titled as a '57 B-61T.The tag just gets installed on the R driver's door.I actually bought it for parts to use on a '58 B-61LT I was working on.It was too rare to cut up,so I restored this one instead of the B! The parts(at the time) were fairly easy to get and not too expensive in 2001 when I bought it.I hear its a different story today.I don't know how many old Macks end up as yard trucks.We know why,BECAUSE THEY LAST!!!

Mine is an ex-military '41 Fruehauf that was actually built as a pull trailer.Somewhere along the line, somebody removed the dolly/drawbar set-up from the front and installed a king pin,so it could be pulled by a tractor.I was very lucky to find it in such good shape.The steel is really in good shape.Very little rot.Restored it and added 3 ft to the beavertail,if you can believe it? Now that I look at it,all the trailers in this picture are Fruehaufs!

Thank you.

It was owned by Severson Transport of Edgerton,Wis. for 40 years! Started out life as a 1957 B-61T.Was converted to an R using the Mack BCR kit in '68. It finished up life as a yard dog 4 years before I bought it in 2001. Thanks for your comments.

Always liked the E's and A's for that '32 Ford style windshield! That is one classy pup!

Nice survivor! Like the optional center guage panel.Only found one in my junkyard travels,some kids destroyed it with a rock.......dern brats!

This one's called "SMILES PER GALLON" ,Trent! Thanks for posting it!

How did you end up with 675 cubes?

Looks like another nice one ,Doug!!

Nice RD. Bought a '90 brand new.Was the best truck I ever owned.Still operating here in N. Illinois with about a million on the clock.Engine (EM6-300L) never been apart!Thats a for you!

Looks like some former OVERDRIVE Tractor of the Month or Small Fleet of the Month nominees! Very neat

Nice Cruise-Liner. I have a NOS Belmor bug screen for your truck if you pay the the shipping.

Neat B. I'm considering doing the same with one of mine. What would you do different or add? Al( aka 57 BCR)

Matt, Truck looks good....will have to wait for next year to see it in person. I am taking a year off from Macungie. Mike Lavery and I are thinking about going to Lititz though. Put a few miles on the BCR already on a cruise of US 30 that took us to Clinton,Iowa (3 hours by truck) and our spring opener, the "Sam Maggio Classic" antique truck show in Rockford. Finished my '41 Fruehauf Lowboy with help from a good friend, Scott Swanson and of course parts support by Dave. Was given a great running 237 so now I have that to think about although the 673 225 horse is still running strong. Hope all is well with you,Kendra,McKenzie and the rest of your families. Talk to you later on down the road, Al Rhino