Old School Hot Rod Ride Along!

Mack AC Bulldog truck en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mack_AC
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This is a 3/4 scale Mack AC Bulldog that I created at the turn of the century. The truck was built on a 1976 Chevy C-10 chassis and was originally equipped with a 250 inline 6 cylinder and three speed transmission. I have since installed a Chevy small block 400 in the truck and the reliable Muncie SM465 four speed transmission. The 400 is tired now and may later be replaced with a supercharged 327 big journal in the near future, time and money will decide that. The Mack, model "AC," was built from 1916 until 1938 and many were still in commercial use as late as the 1960s. The Mack AC was originally equipped with chain driven rear wheels and a
massive four cylinder engine with pistons the size of coffee cans. Thanks for watching!
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Alaska has some of the most spectacular scenery in the world and we hope you'll enjoy this journey with us! This link to "Inliners International" is from 20 years ago when the truck still had a 250 six cylinder engine. (My beard was brown then and not grey...) www.inliners.org/rides/TJ%20Wheelman/tj_wheelman.htm Thanks for watching!

[@bib4211]

It's always kind of relaxing to see the old trucks surrounded with Alaskan nature and the flowers!

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[@bib4211]

Did you remove the other video? Because I kinda got a déjà vu feeling looking this video 😂

[@AlaskaTrucker]

I shortened it, yes: Thanks for watching

[@bib4211]

@@AlaskaTrucker it's always interesting to see your collection of old trucks and cars In another video i saw that you also have a full size jeep (wagoneer) I myself have two j4000 jeep trucks and a 52' gmc 150 that we put a 24 valve Cummins in with complete drive line.

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I remember when the Wagoneers were brand new, one of my classmate's mom bought one, they loved it. Love to see a video on your 52 GMC: Keep'em Rolling!