JHodges

I think I did pretty good on it. Gave $300 for it and $175 to have it moved. Hopefully I will get it fixed one day

I was told it was a 711

my 1959 F-100. I am putting a 400 and C6 in it

Reciprocating saw- a tool when left in a chairyou walk by you catch the blade on your new wants and ruin them

I paid a wrecker $175 to move it 12 miles

:bmod2: I have 1

yesterday I started 2 threads. One was "how many macks do you have" and the other was "moving your Mack" and this morning they were gone. I was wondering why this happened. :bmod2:

I think it is a 673 turbo and I know it is a 10 speed

http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/alternate...__1962mack.html

Nice

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1957-Unique...1QQcmdZViewItem

When I was 14 I went with my dad to pickup a 1966 Mustang for my uncle. It was up on a cattle farm. When we got there I looked around at all of the usual stuff on a farm tractors, dump trucks , speader trucks and then I saw it. I was pretty sure it was an old B-61 Mack. It was a a green B-61 Mack with tandem rearends, 10 speed tranny, and a turbo diesel engine. It is a rough truck which means it needs front fenders definately because the were trying to start it and they were somehow trying to jump it off with a tractor and somehow on 10th gear it reved up and pushed the big tractor backwards t

can you tell me what year it is from that information

I have an old B-61 Mack here are the Numbers could you please tell what they mean B613 T 6269 Chassis number Plainfield, New Jersey 27RU1359A-P1