We feature Fire Trucks from time to time, but there is always the puzzling question of what they might be useful for. They are usually well maintained, have very low mileage and are often very inexpensive (to buy at least), but… more»
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The Mack Daddy of Trucks: 1959 Mack B67T
This is the Mack daddy of trucks, or it was five decades ago. The 1959 Mack B67T seen here is in Watkinsville, Georgia and is listed on eBay for $4,500 with four days left on the auction.
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Red Wrecker: 1919 Mack Bulldog
Now this is one tough looking truck! I guess calling it a Bulldog is quite fitting, given the bulky looks, massive 4 cylinder engine and rock solid construction. This truck was apparently used as a ladder truck in Minneapolis, then… more»
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Fun In Small Packages: 1961 Mack Model H
Here is a nice tight package that many of us could use. Located in Mooresville, North Carolina and listed here on eBay is this 1961 Mack Model H Holmes wrecker with a BIN of $11,500.
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1959 Mack B-61 Is Ready To Roll
How about a traveling, show-going and towing 1959 Mack B-61? Listed here on craigslist in St. Louis, Missouri, but garaged in Oak Grove, Missouri is this Mack for $12.5K. The owner, Robert (another one), says this restored B-61T has a… more»
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Tow Truck Find: 1962 Mack B30
What a neat looking truck, it almost looks like a toy truck! Thanks for the tip Joe C! This Mack tow rig is listed here on craigslist for $5,500. It’s in Rockaway Township, New Jersey. It looks complete and apparently… more»
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Farewell Old Friend: 1942 Mack Fire Truck
Farewell old friend. This fire truck was part of an incredible collection of trucks at the Hays Truck Museum in nearby Woodland, California. I enjoyed my visits for more than 20 years, but now the collection has been sold… more»
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1963 Mack B61: Intimidating Purchase
When I look at a truck like this, all I can think of is the movie “Duel.” Simultaneous to that, I ponder what it must be like to have to restore something so large, given it will likely have… more»
