Can someone help me identify the year make and model of this vintage big rig and what can you tell me about its use for having only two axles. I would love to turn this into a custom cruiser. Thank you all in advance!!!![]()
Can someone help me ID this rig???
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by 6rubios, Nov 9, 2022.
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No picture posted.
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Ok can you folks see this?
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Pete 281 likely a 40s or 50s model judgeing by the single stack and axle.
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Yep.
Hopefully someone with more knowledge will drop in, but that sure looks like a White cab, mid 60's maybe?HoundDog7 Thanks this. -
I don't know what it is but if you can grab it I'd grab that son of a gun.
Looks like it's a nice shape. I like that front end you could make that whole front end tilt like a modern truck it looks like.
Yes the cab does look like an old white but that front end I don't know about that.
I'm sure someone will know what it is.OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this. -
I think you may be actully right, looking closer i missed the rounded roof on my phone. it could go either way. though the headlights and hood are wrong for a 60s white.
Closest i know of might be a 4200?
Honestly yea i think its a varient of a 4200, the tanks are correct, the cans are correct the roof is correct. Just the hood and square headlights are off.Hammer166 Thanks this. -
So i did more digging. It could be a B model mack.
The fender mounted headlights hood trim and 5th wheel position are much closer then the white....could also be a franken truck too. B model with a modded white or pete hood maybe? -
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