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5 years 5 months ago #197040 by Mrsmackpaul

JOHN.K. wrote: Will the pic blow up enough to read the door.?....From memory TIR was a European thing,allowed the truck to cross borders without search..


Transport International Route , Im pretty sure that's what it means
Sounds heaps better in French

There was quite a few COE Macks in Europe from what I gather
I have been following a Facebook group for some years that is about the trucks and drivers running to the middle east
There is always Macks the details with on it every few days

Paul

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5 years 5 months ago #197041 by JOHN.K.
The French govt/Renault..started pouring money into Mack from the sixties onward,ever more to stave off bankruptcy of the NYAB group,which did go broke in the 80s recession.,and the French bailed out Mack entirely.............I gather the whole Volvo/Renault /Mack thing is French and Swedish taxpayer money.....or more likely debt.

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5 years 5 months ago #197044 by Mrsmackpaul
I think you maybe a couple of decades out John


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5 years 5 months ago #197045 by JOHN.K.
What did they call the Renault trucks they tried to sell as Mack s here in the eighties......was it poodles?......................if I was only decades out,I d be lucky.

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5 years 5 months ago #197046 by Dave_64
Yeah, those big ugly Euro cabbed things that seemed to wobble all over the road coming at you, must have been a horror to sit in. After Cruiseliner part two. Could get em with either Mack or Crummins engines. Just Rebadged Renault’s??

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5 years 5 months ago #197047 by Swanny
There next big flop was the Quantum comfy to drive but early models were plagued with electrical problems plus fuel tanks were to small.Even though they were B Double rated.Came out with larger tanks in later models

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5 years 5 months ago #197048 by overnite

JOHN.K. wrote: What did they call the Renault trucks they tried to sell as Mack s here in the eighties......was it poodles?......................if I was only decades out,I d be lucky.

Vatican Mack’s?

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5 years 5 months ago #197049 by Swishy
OK Seed

time to put up u're poodle Mack

not sure if U the only fan of the french Mack poodle

LOL
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5 years 5 months ago #197050 by Dave_64
One I was trying to think of was the Mack "MAGNUM"

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5 years 5 months ago - 5 years 5 months ago #197052 by werkhorse

overnite wrote:

JOHN.K. wrote: What did they call the Renault trucks they tried to sell as Mack s here in the eighties......was it poodles?......................if I was only decades out,I d be lucky.

Vatican Mack’s?


Well the Mack Midliner, based on the Renault G260, was known as the Poodle ... Then there was the Manager/Maxter model that were a bit bigger and came in the 90s I think ....

Vatican Macks, as far as I know, was the name for Fiat Trucks in the 70s .....

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