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Nashua Motor Express from Nashua N.H
Bigdog:

Nashua Motor Express; still in business and still running "R" and "U" model tractors. I think that their newest tractor is a "CH".

bulldogboy

Nashua Motor Express today announced it is shutting down its trucking operations after 92 years in business. The company will be involved in logistics only.

They will lay off all their drivers and sell their 20 tractors, mostly "R" and "U" models. Too bad, another New England trucking company goes away joining

St. Johnsbury, N&B Express, Holmes, etc.

bulldogboy

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Nashua Motor Express today announced it is shutting down its trucking operations after 92 years in business. The company will be involved in logistics only.

They will lay off all their drivers and sell their 20 tractors, mostly "R" and "U" models. Too bad, another New England trucking company goes away joining

St. Johnsbury, N&B Express, Holmes, etc.

bulldogboy

What a damn shame..... :thumbsdown:

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Bigdog:

Is that like in Nashua Corporation or something else from Nashua, NH? Nashua Corporation ran Macks years ago.

bulldogboy

Nashaua Motor Frieght, they are on Rt101 in Nashua NH off exit 7on rt 3 north onto 101 west, there terminal is across from the Marketbasket,,,,,They keep there trucks up very well

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Law Motor Freight has had the NH Liquor Commission warehouse contract for many years. Recently they lost the bid to DHL. This was a large part of their

business so what happens to the company from this point is unknown. They are contesting the bids but who knows how that will play out? Law's Mack "A"

model roof ornament is a local landmark. It is just west of the current Nashua Motor Express terminal on Amherst Street (Rte. 101A). When I was a kid, LMF

was known as Law & Ingham Trucking. They, along with Nashua Motor Express, Nashua Corporation, Improved Machinery Inc., and many others, had all kinds

of Mack "A", "L", "B", "R", "CH", etc. tractors and straight trucks in operation. Along with the fire department's fleet of Macks, it was a great time to be a Mack fan.

bulldogboy

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So is anyone going to try to find out when and where they are selling the Nashua trucks?

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