Posted by Old Scovy on January 19, 2017 at 13:07:43 from (96.58.44.192):
In Reply to: Re: Truck Drivers posted by wildcat445 on January 18, 2017 at 07:55:18:
. I also drove a B75 Mack one winter hauling 6 oil. The one I drove had a 673 Mack engine no power at all but the air starter was fun to play with. I was stopped at a red light one night in Albany and a hippie carrying a box of junk walked in front of me and I just had to hit that air starter. The box of junk is scattered all over and I think the hippie is some place on past the moon. A friend also drove a B75 but his had the L J cab. It was a nice looking truck but like the one I drove it wouldn't pull much. I started driving a L J Mack with the 672 Lanova engine. Not much better. The L J was a nice cab.
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