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8 years 2 weeks ago - 8 years 2 weeks ago #191389 by Lang
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Lineup of Macks 1918 Rough count is 800 to 1,000.



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8 years 2 weeks ago #191408 by Swishy
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Lang m80
Yes please Put me down for one @ yesteryears price
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OF ALL THE THINGS EYE MISS ................. EYE MISS MY MIND THE MOST

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8 years 2 weeks ago #191413 by bparo
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Swishy wrote: Lang m80
Yes please Put me down for one @ yesteryears price
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they look used - I think 1/2 new price would be fair - lol.
Having lived through a pandemic I now understand all the painting of fat people on couches!

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8 years 2 weeks ago #191436 by Thunder Down Under
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Made for the United States military in WWI?

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8 years 2 weeks ago #191439 by Lang
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Yes, They are a military order. Along with the Liberty trucks they formed the bulk of the US Army fleet.

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8 years 2 weeks ago - 8 years 2 weeks ago #191447 by Lang
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They are still alive. Pity the idiot with the phone had Parkinsons Disease.

Lang



Here is a restored one.



Here is the Liberty, the other big fleet member.



And a restored Liberty on a commemorative run.

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8 years 2 weeks ago #191448 by Lang
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Like Blitz's in Australia after WW2 the ex-military Macks were used widely in the 1920,s










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