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Kevin, I'll let you know if decals work out. I took some good close up photos of the various style badges a few years ago with the idea of drawing them up for decals or photo etch. I bought an ALPS printer a few years ago so at a minimum I think I could do bright chrome like decals, I also bought one of those Micro Mark photo etch kits but haven't played with it yet to see what kind of detail is possible with it.

Does your Mack brochure list available engines? It looks like an inline 6 and has diesel badges on the side. I had read somewhere that they only came with gas engines, the likely candidate being a Mack rebadged Chrysler 413 V-8. Obviously with your photos diesels were available. I'm also interested in seeing more info on the FWD trucks.

For those of you with multiple years worth of brochures I am particularly interested in some of the year to year details, like when the C500-550 and 950+ were dropped (late 60s I believe), and which Cummins diesel was offered and which years. I've seen conflicting information as to whether or not a Cummins was even available in the C series or only in the H, and if one was, I've seen both V (Vine, Vim, Val) and inline engines mentioned, but nothing I would consider solid like a manufacturer listing.

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I would love to see you make those decals ,Aaron

I can't find the folder that I have that mack info in,to show what I have about the thermodyne.I requested it from the mack museum.They can send you photos on just about anything.Mack had there own gas engines back then,here's a pic

http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/truck_brochures/mack/mack_n-40_1958/mack_n408.html#media

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Sorry if it's two years late, but I did get around to snapping some engine and underhood (under-cab?) pics.

The large springs just in front of the rad, where the cab pivots.

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A few engine shots-

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The accelerator linkage is visible in this photo-

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And a few detail shots- the rust on the back wall of the cab-

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Roof patina-

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The panel behind the seat-

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Some under-dash detail-

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i have make the stake truck but have a another one in the stash and also two trucks

one i whil make whit the little sleepercab and moving van

something on these trucks i like [also h type ore two tone ]

here is my old stake truck and the h type

jacobus

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slagroomijs , your eyes are okay [means ice cream so you learn a little dutch ]

i like both type,s of the ford

very nice pictures chuck there is nothing much to find of this h-type

but first the other projects finishing and than movin on whit this ford

jacobus

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now i have found a book from mack whit the budd cab,s and picture,s from holland

was not so good to take them so now only interior etc

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and one of my old company in the 60 ,s whit tanker [ was a very nice combo ]

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now i am wil order the mack n from aitm to make one

jacobus

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