Considering Mack owned Brockway it wouldn't be a stretch that Mack may have rebranded some Brockways to cover a slot in the market that they didn't have a model for. After all, The Superliner was designed by Brockway and only became a Mack after Mack shut down Brockway.
Its a SCOT C1 [see one] The All-Canadian cabover - by the Atlantic Truck Mfg Ltd in Debert Nova Scotia Canada. SCOT with one "T". SCOT made firetrucks and had 3 different grills' and each SCOT have the same headlight bezels.
Really like your channel! my grandfather drove a 1975 Brockway U360. Such fond memories of d riding along with him even though the heat barely worked LoL 😆
Brockway and Mack shared different cabs over the years such as the F model and the 700 series so the tilt cab is no surprise. Can you tell me what that knob on top of the shifter is, it looks like an air splitter for a 2 speed rear, thanks
Nice video mate, loving the driver's side dour handle never seen that before, shame it's not got the screaming 6V53 as it could of sounded super good even if was slow
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Considering Mack owned Brockway it wouldn't be a stretch that Mack may have rebranded some Brockways to cover a slot in the market that they didn't have a model for. After all, The Superliner was designed by Brockway and only became a Mack after Mack shut down Brockway.
I would sure hate to be waiting at the burning building with that 555 Cummins powering it there. We love your content. Bill
Used the same cab on a white expediter
The Mack version was an MIR. It had quad headlights and a R model shaped grille. Australian trucks really with right hand drive.
Cool truck. I am glad it wasn't scrapped since it appears to be in pretty good shape
Its a SCOT C1 [see one] The All-Canadian cabover - by the Atlantic Truck Mfg Ltd in Debert Nova Scotia Canada. SCOT with one "T". SCOT made firetrucks and had 3 different grills' and each SCOT have the same headlight bezels.
Your right it looks like Nova Scotia Scot that used to owned by Irving Corp
Really like your channel! my grandfather drove a 1975 Brockway U360. Such fond memories of d
riding along with him even though the heat barely worked LoL 😆
Im pretty sure they were called Mack Compact, and Brockway called them Huskiteers.
It looks like Scott and I lived in Montreal. It was a number of fuel oil delivery companies that had them.
I remember trucks with 200 hp. Not great but it's what we knew.
Didn't White make the cabs for both Mack&Brockway?
Brockway 500 series "Huskiteer"!
Looks Mack letting on front. Is it a vacuum truck? Don’t think it’s a fuel oil delivery truck.
Brockway and Mack shared different cabs over the years such as the F model and the 700 series so the tilt cab is no surprise. Can you tell me what that knob on top of the shifter is, it looks like an air splitter for a 2 speed rear, thanks
Mack owned Brockway, Most Brockway Trucks had Mack cabs.
Very interesting!!!!
Obviously its a Mackway Huskadyne
Nice video mate, loving the driver's side dour handle never seen that before, shame it's not got the screaming 6V53 as it could of sounded super good even if was slow
That is a white compact fuel truck 😊
Looks like something KW or PETERBILT came out with back in the 80s
Looks like exactly what it is...a brockway..
It's a scot c1fd
Would make a cool "ramp truck?*
It would be a good restoration project.
It says mack
It is a Brockway we all know that I don't know the model number
It’s a brockey Mack
White?
MACK
Wouldn't have thought it's a brockway I was going to say a white I would have been wrong
Likely White or Diamond T, perhaps REO or Diamond REO