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Spotted today near Grundy Center Iowa

As I pulled out I seen another one hiding. Brakes were set when I snapped it....

Spotted today near Grundy Center Iowa

As I pulled out I seen another one hiding. Brakes were set when I snapped it....

Wow Rob...that's some really cool stuff. Nice.

Top photo is a late 50s early 60s PH-2 International Emeryville COE. The middle photo is the Emerville next to a mid-70s KW K-100 COE, totally tricked out, nice Texas blade and stove-pipes, "Bad Ass" truck. The yellow conventional looks like a late 50s early 60s Diamond T or Diamond Reo with an International R cab (all engine). Hard to tell for sure without a close-up photo. International supplied cabs and bodies to Diamond REO and Hendrickson. That kind of swapping was prevalent during that era of 50s and 60s.

Really cool, rather rare historic trucks. Thanks for posting these!

Not trucking Eye Candy... but I was out having fun today and thought I would share.

Awesome view. Should of put it under that "post card" thread. Great view nonetheless.

Not trucking Eye Candy... but I was out having fun today and thought I would share.

Saw this old Mack last week near Pottstown, PA. In the rain, and moving, so not the best quality pictures.

On route 422 or route 100?

Haha g-towns neck of the woods. I live close too

Saw this old Mack last week near Pottstown, PA. In the rain, and moving, so not the best quality pictures.

That was on -81. Too far northeast for me.

Pottsville PA?

Looks like the B-Model Mack (B-61 likely. late 50's early 60's) was either "headed to" or "returning from" a truck show or some other event. Notice the cooler? Love the twin stacks. Short wheelbase, single axle bob-tailing; probably quite a handful in the rain...

After some research. Could be from Gerhart’s machinery Mack truck show in Lititz Oct. 5th

Pottsville PA?

Looks like the B-Model Mack (B-61 likely. late 50's early 60's) was either "headed to" or "returning from" a truck show or some other event. Notice the cooler? Love the twin stacks. Short wheelbase, single axle bob-tailing; probably quite a handful in the rain...