1978 F-Model Mack Restoration

[@allenbeck7321]

Hat's off to you guys!! Looks like you spent more time restoring than I spent almost 4 yrs driving one...ya know 237, 5spd camelback..still loved that truck. Oh, also '76 Brockway with 1693ta cat 13spd, 3:90 rears 195"wb. Good job and good luck at future truck shows!!

[@Steve.Vaught]

Love the spread axle trucks. Nothing like spread axle cabover with 20" daytons. My fav combo

[@colinlawrence2186]

That's truly awesome keeping the old trucks alive it's so rewarding 🙋‍♂️🇬🇧

[@farmallchris]

Good job that’s a memory you won’t forget I remember working on a ford truck with my dad

[@bj99ful]

Very nice restoration; bet you put a lot of time and effort into it but it looks like it paid off. You've got yourself a beauty

[@zinderkugelus6194]

You've got a job there . Good luck .

[@the.porter.productions]

That was a beautiful style cab...good job on bringing it back to life. Keep it coming.... Porter Dude out....

[@the.family.channel]

Nice job, looks great..

[@steveww1507]

AWESOME JOB

[@Eric.schmidt]

Very nice tractor

[@Roland_Rohrle]

Looks great, how does it ride with the long wheel base and camel back?

[@oldmacktruck]

Thank you so much

[@Roland_Rohrle]

I now own a '68 F model too. Much shorter wheelbase than yours with 44,000 lbs camelback. Are you on F Model Macks on Facebook? All the best Roland

[@oldmacktruck]

Despite the wheel base, she still rides rough. We are considering mounting a flatbed. Then I would be able to haul my father's B-Model; the weight should hold it down.

[@Krankie_V]

Should have spent the money on a real respirator... your lungs would have thanked you.

[@mcozpda3392]

i don't like the pictures ..... cheers ..