Mack ......... nothing but M A C K pix

Dave, that's 70s Israel for sure. Child "towing" the DM is the driver's daughter and now has her own children, lol.

Some more from Israel, first A-71s. We did not get many of those which somehow fell between the E-Series and the LJ and were also mainly made when Israel was going through the Independence War (1947-1949). Yes there's a stranger in there too, a GMC 660 with a 4-71 DD most likely.


The NR just like in Oz was very useful after the war when nobody could buy or afford to buy new trucks. This one has a locally-made cab which was most likely fitted to a Volvo 485 originally. Pic as the one before it via Moshe Schechtmann.

and lastly another DM800 owned by Taavura, Israel's largest heavy transport specialist. I think originally it came with a Cummins 380 but am not sure. Escort was provided by a police Ford... Escort. Pic by Z. Rubin via Mario Segev/Guy Edelist.

The §wish jist think out loud

me thinx they sack the design engineer n send him back to Sweden




WotSezU?

cya

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Hi,

if you are looking for the Mrs Mack videos and restoration it now has its own thread, www.hcvc.com.au/forum/restore/16907-mrs-mack-gets-naked

Terry

Saw these at Cleary Bros Museum open day.
Cleary Bros NR and I think TiTan Macks



Sonny Warby's B61 Mack


V8 Valueliner Mack from Parkes


Duren's Valueliner and R model Mack

Also at Cleary's was Simpson Heavy Haulage Superliner


Ray Johnston's tipper

Ray (Spannerman) is this the Fully imported Pre-production one with the Alloy Rails??

https://www.hcvc.com.au/forum/attachment/6700

Don't know about the chassis rails or what model it is, but if I ever find out I will let you know.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRngO64C0MN55wcDfs3xgT6h8WKIT6JaYrNNSVorFFonnRwLy7t











2 types of ppl in thiz world

those th@ drive a Mack .................................. n those th@ wish they did

:lol:

cya

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Make Mine Mack


http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/view-of-a-truck-driver-as-he-drives-a-mack-truck-for-cooper-jarrett-picture-id535908573

















https://www.macktruckshistoricalmuseum.org/-/media/images/article-media/museum/1910/1914.jpg?as=1&&sc=1&la=en&hash=2EDC66100A0F68FE85E603E35E68A6552D44325A










cya

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Found this on Flickr by Linehaul Jnr.
Ken Cummings from Douglas Park NSW R700 Mack with Cat motor.
Mack collector Tony Champion has restored this truck to look the same as it did in this photo