Nice find, Scotty ( or nice reporting of a nice find) Actually, this is a very rare truck. What would you do with this great truck?Įxcellent. There is at least a little bit of goodness in every vehicle ever made. I know that this Mack won’t appeal to everyone, but my philosophy is that any real car guy or car gal can at least appreciate every vehicle for what it was or what it represented. or more) just so you know what size car trailer to plan on buying for hauling your future Barn Finds cars home. Look at how nicely and simply that dash is designed well done, the Mack brothers would be proud of this model. I love this interior, and I know that sounds weird when talking about a manly-man, rugged diesel truck. Guys? Haven’t we? Hey, where’d everyone go?. This is a “day cab”, obviously not meant for sleeping in, but of course we’ve all slept in a car at some point in our lives. Whew, that sentence was a Mack load in itself! I can’t think of one reason why I would need this truck, but I can think of a million reasons why I want it! There are no engine photos, unfortunately, but this one has an 11.0L, 672 cubic inch, inline-six turbodiesel Thermodyne open chamber, direct-injection engine with about 205 hp and 560 lb-ft of torque.
The seller mentions that they have a replacement panel for the dented one on the rear, so if you’re going to restore this one instead of use it for work, that’s a good thing. 127,786 of the B-Series Macks were built and a lot of them are still working to this day.
B MODEL MACK PICKUP TRUCK FOR SALE SERIES
The B Model series was made by Mack from 1953 to 1966 and is what I and a good majority of other people think of when they think of “Mack Trucks” it’s an iconic design.
The 1959 Mack B67T seen here is in Watkinsville, Georgia and is listed on eBay for $4,500 with four days left on the auction. This is the Mack daddy of trucks, or it was five decades ago.
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