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Thank you for the comments. The Dorsey dump trailer was new in the picture. I repainted the 700L a two tone blue and it was sold twice after I owned it. S & S Excavating from Naperville, IL was the last owner I know of.

Here is a picture of one of Catom Trucking's early R models (107). A few of these R's were painted metalic brown and worked for US Dismantlement (E&E Hauling), who were on Milwaukee Ave. in Chicago. They pulled 50 yard wrecking trailers around Chicago and Milwaukee. In the first picture I was moving a crusher in Elgin, IL Second, I just loaded 2 case loaders in the middle of winter going to a job in Wisconsin. This Mack had a 300 with a 2 stick 6 speed trans.

I have been reading the posts for a while, and thought I would post a few pictures.

Here is my 1976 RS700L I bought in 1980 from Tom Stellman (CatomTrucking). He replaced this truck with a new Superliner. The "L" had a V8 with a Mack 6 speed (2 stick), and 417 rears. A lot of miles running (racing?) up and down Rt 59 out of the Plainfield pits. I will will be adding more pictures later. Ken

An older shot of Animal Crackers

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Rick

Sweet!

Am I seeing things, or do I see more than one U model? They all look like they have offset cabs.

SWEET Mike. Love the Superliner 1's the best with the round headlights.

Watch out for that Amish Mafia. Superliner hood looks good.

Those are awesome M models there.

That's sad. Any pictures of them R models in the background? Was their any U models?

You really have to get pictures of that U model dump. Please. Please.

Nice B model by the way. Do you know the year or any info on the U?

Where is that truck now?

Happy birthday.

Those are so cool Al!!!

Found a pic of Charlie Vasel's tri-axle from the for sale ad a few years back

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Very cool. Town of Martinsburg NY has a big single axle orange RM that they plow and sand with but I don't have pictures of it. Lewis County has a tandem orange DM dump that they only use in the summer. They have a big water tank in the dump box and they only use it for that. No pictures either.

Glad you like them,Vinman.The "pictures of pictures" are not great,but you can tell what they are,and see the variety of MACK equipment Mr. Celli had run over the years.

He didnt run any U models did he?

Very cool pictures Al!

Happy birthday.

Very cool!!

Sweet. Looks like the one I saw up by me. Could be one of them. I love the ones with the old Mack logo on the doors.

Yup. We gotta chip burner.

Not to offend anyone but I think the 237 is bullet proof. I love it. Especially with a 5 speed. Always gets the job done. But, everyone has their own opinions.

Happy birthday!

Vinny, I believe it is in Ontario now.

what friend would that be? yea called that guy, what an asshole. thinks he has gold.... offered to sell a nice B67 for cheap, his idea of cheap was 5 grand....

Oh I don't know Matt... :-)