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1965 257 T


mrsmackpaul

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Mark is correct.. Since the model number ends in 1 T and not 2 T's I am assuming it was originally a single axle, now with an air ride tag axle (lazy axle in Aussie). The mid 60's Coupe cab White 4000's with a tag axle I drove in the early 70's, the steering axles were so worn out that when running empty you had to add a little air to the Tag axle to keep the front from wobbling a lot!!!! Also Bobtailing a little air in the tag helps with braking..

Brocky

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Think that was a Williams set up. That fella takes that truck to several of the shows around here. I think he used to bring a Parker dump trailer with it.  Paul's just enamored of the color choice (lol)    If you watch the video, at the end there's a link to another one with a guy with a White 4000 in Australia.  I thought it was interesting.

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A little bit more

 

1965 Brockway 257T owned by Ed Greene of Barton, NY

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Anyway, Im pretty sure the ass end was all spring 

So I looked a bit harder and I'm wrong, lazy axle is air bag

And yes I  do like the colour Mark

Bob the peach is his little girl

I reckon nothing better than having my adult boy ride with me in my Bucket of bolts

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Paul 

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