I saw this Mack AB and started conversations with Steve H in Baltimore MD.	My friend Bob and I drove to Md and got it running. It was from an estate.	Brian and Norm hauled the truck from Baltimore. Jim B. checks it out.	Nice packing Brian. Brian unloads it.	Wow what a shine and spring in Ohio too
nice heavy weight upolstry	Cletrac E and grandson Ethan	trying to make some old time photos.	I saw this truck on the internet. and it didnt sell.	Restoration was started and then basically it was a basket case put together to be sold. I negotiated and bought it.
Brian and Stacy when to Mass. and hauled it to my house.	Brian unloads another Mack.	Engine was freed up but never run.	Some pits in number 1 cylinder but its in pretty good shape.	I had to epoxy the front tires on. I did a lot of work on it but the summer slipped by. I connected much of the brake and clutch linkage.
I worked on the carb and magneto. J & M welding made some new sheet metal.	A steering wheel and water pump were found. Several PTO parts were machined by several friends	I towed my wife around to check for oil pressure and to break the clutch free. It didnt break free.	I took the dump box off to have a new bottom put in it.	I bought a spare clutch and transmission from Joe and put the best parts in the truck.