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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Old and modern in one go. Nice find.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting truck. I can't recall ever seeing anything like it!
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting. Make?
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The truck is a Model AC Mack, likely mid-1930s. Mack built these trucks from 1915 to 1939. They were extensively used by US and British forces in WW I. I saw them still hauling coal in Chicago in the late 1940s.
DeleteNeat truck! Also neat: Charlie Starkweather Blues Band! Now THAT sounds like SF.
ReplyDeleteThe truck looks brand new.
ReplyDeleteThis truck is in remarkable shape!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, the old designs have something special. I love the old style, thanks for sharing.
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