Mack Superliner

This belongs to my old boss's kid Jerry...

http://www.ultrarigsoftheworld.com/index.php#mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=11&p=5&a=0&at=0

 

That is one sweeeeeet truck! I've seen that at the Columbus West truck stop here by where we live. My dad knows that guy too!

 

I see, Makes sense as engines always prefer cooler more dense intake air supplies. And as a bonus "if they are water tight" you are already rigged for deep water fording!! .

 

I'm still driving a 1988 Mack Superliner and a 50' step deck, I have been offered by some to sell it to them, NO WAY

 

Come to the Truck show in brickerville, Pa. The show is basically a Mack show, it's not the biggest show around but you are guaranteed to see some cool old cabover Mack's and a bunch of old superliners. I will try and get this years date for any of you that are interested.

 

Not a Superdog but............ View attachment 50622 View attachment 50623 It's closer than a volvo. Rolling into New Orleans to the Gintilly railroad yard.


Jim

 

This pair belongs to a good friend of mine.

 

Heavy haulage Australia have a few old Mack's that they still use for heavy haulage.


Minnie me








The Lone Ranger








Gold digger








Value liner





And this is one he is rebuilding







This is the Lone Ranger going up the toowoomba range out past Brisbane in Australia, it is a big mountain takes over 30 min to climb it


[video=youtube_share;C80JnUaJPQs]http://youtu.be/C80JnUaJPQs[/video]

 

and that's pulling an empty float..... Only 50 tonnes or 110 000 lbs

 

Alright I'll bite at this 6 year old thread.

Anyone remember the Freedom Edition Superliner? Made for the Centennial of the Statue of Liberty.
I remember seeing a few back in the 80s. I heard they came with the 500 V8 in them.
I just about had an orgasm first time I saw one since I was a trashy R-model trash hauler back then.
Somehow the only photos I can find of them are ones that made their way to Europe.
Rarer than Hen's teeth over here anymore.