39 Baby Mack

Better than new!

Congratulations!

Ron

Now that's something you don't see everyday!

And it was a firetruck to start with!

You're right Al, Randy wouldn't think too much of it!

Al,

I know of an "ED" that has a "custom built" plaque like that in it too!

Truck John Lilla used to drive when he worked at Horner Mack in Vineland NJ.

Where's it at and who owns it?

Beautiful truck Jim!

Looks like a new one!

Better not let Ken see those two pictures!

Thanks Tim!

Mike

It's a 300 not a 350.

Ron

Delco Remy #1119844 series-parallel switch one of the greatest pieces of s--t ever made, brings back fond?(well maybe not) memories!

Ron

Looks good Vinny!

Mack's way of trying to use up all the H-69 cabs!!!

Ron

Thanks Vinny, the sidewinders lookin' good too!

Sorry to hear you're not going to Lititz, I was looking forward to meeting you and your papa.

Ron

Thanks Bob, I appreciate it.

Ron

a friend has a ralph smith tractor ,he is from radnor pa. uses it to pull a lowboy carring an antique mack fire truck.

I know John he's a friend of mine too.

Hillman Brothers, Fort Edward, N.Y.

Mike,

#288 is Mutt and the ED is Jeff.

Ron

It's a for sale sign, but was already sold last August

Ron

Hey Vinny

We had a sidewinder it's unit number was #245 chassis #U611T1170.

I believe it was a 1966, our father bought it used in 1980.

It was the last truck he bought before he passed away.

It was purchased from Camden Mack Service Co. in Pennsauken, N.J.

When it was purchased it was painted in Prince Spaghetti Colors which I think was the original owner.

Their colors were red,white, and green ------ there slogan was Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day!!!!

It had an ENDT673 with a TRT722 15 speed direct triplex transmission.

In our fleet it was painted metallic gold and black.

4 door sedan!!!

Turbine power!!!!

Single stack Mack with a window in the back! Where's the cab jack? I remember these well !!!