Gr8oldies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxmomG4cA_s A two stack Mack with a screaming cat? I dunno know about that

yeah they must be, mine was from Popeye's and my cornbread mix was Jiffy Mix instead of Martha White (which disappoints me because it's pea-pickin' good)

There is a farmer in my area that has an old White 3000 still hauling corn with it I see it out all the time

Hahahahaah That is so rich!!!!!

now that's funny as hell

Those are Right on Now I have to go to work

It appears to be not a bad deal I see the potential

It's a beautiful thing ain't it?

I figured as much i still enjoy it every time I watch it though

Name: B Model Shifting Category: Antique and Classic Mack Truck Videos Date Added: 05 September 2010 - 07:03 AM Submitter: Gr8oldies Short Description: None Provided My grandfather taught me to shift a duplex when i was 15 years old(Did I mention he would slap me in the back of the head when I missed a gear! ) Enjoy View Video

oh man Stevie Ray left us way to soon

Unfortunately I'll be laboring on labor day oh well that's life in the oil business got to do my part in keeping America moving, but I hope everybody here at BMT has a relaxing and wonderful holiday

That's actually a pretty site ain't it lol

I'd like to be her Chiropractor

Hey nice!!!! my grandfather drove a F model for years my av is somewhat a tribute to him :-)

Ah Yes I do occasionally go to Cicero and load bulk motor oil from time to time maybe we'll hook up sometime coffee is on me :-)

Is there really such a thing as a redneck bull hauler?

Sorry guys not looking forward to winter. I'm a transplanted hillbilly from Alabama to Michigan I just do not enjoying laying under the truck and beating ice off of the brake drums and dragging hoses in the snow and dealing with wild ass 4 wheelers. If it gets to hot all I have to do is watch Ice Road Truckers that cools me down enough hahahahahaahh

looks really nice good job!

HAHAHA that's funny I have to remember that one :-)

This is strictly my observation. I'm seeing a few of the heavy haulers here in Michigan going back to Mack ,case in point: There is a gravel hauling outfit here locally that pulls the Michigan "Gravel trains" grossing right at 150,000 pounds per load and I was talking to one of the owners a while back and he told me when his dad started the company in the late 50's all they owned were Macks and they ran Macks up until Renault bought em out . According to him Renault seem to focus on low profile OTR trucks and seem lag behind in the heavy haul sector at that time they switched to Kenworth but now that Volvo has taken over that has seemed to change they just purchased two Titan's and are very pleased with them, He even went to Allentown and watched them being built. They just ordered two more and to put it in his words "Mack Is Back" So it could be a good thing although I agree with a lot of the posts here I hope they keep it all Mack instead of making it some kind of a Hybrid truck. Personally I'm a brand loyal person I'll probably always stick with em .

Hi Jerry was just wondering do you haul fuel additives or pretty much everything. I've seen a few H T trucks in the Citgo Terminal I pull out of which is about 80 miles from Chicago