1937 Mack Jr. Pickup Truck
Taken at the ATCA (Antique Truck Club of America) truck show held annually at the Macungie Memorial Park in Macungie, Pennsylvania. I had no idea that such a thing as a "Mack Jr." truck actually existed. Thanks to the Eilers brothers from Readsboro, Vermont for bringing this beauty to the show and enlightening me. As it turned out, there was at least one other at the show that I noticed later.
From the net:
"1936-1938 - Mack merchandised a series of trucks under the name "Mack Jr." The vehicle was actually built by the Reo Motor Car Company in Lansing, Michigan. The vehicles were built according to Mack specifications and were sold through the Mack sales organization. In total, there were 4,974 chassis built during this time frame."
1937 Mack Jr. Pickup Truck
Taken at the ATCA (Antique Truck Club of America) truck show held annually at the Macungie Memorial Park in Macungie, Pennsylvania. I had no idea that such a thing as a "Mack Jr." truck actually existed. Thanks to the Eilers brothers from Readsboro, Vermont for bringing this beauty to the show and enlightening me. As it turned out, there was at least one other at the show that I noticed later.
From the net:
"1936-1938 - Mack merchandised a series of trucks under the name "Mack Jr." The vehicle was actually built by the Reo Motor Car Company in Lansing, Michigan. The vehicles were built according to Mack specifications and were sold through the Mack sales organization. In total, there were 4,974 chassis built during this time frame."