That´s exactly what I thought too. I am an avid railfan and I know Train mountain is the biggest model railway line in the world but to have vintage trucks around the 7.25 gauge modeltrains is sheer bliss
The yellow Mack A at 2:15 looks just like the one we had at San Juan County (WA) Public Works in the 80s. The 22" aluminum rims on the front were off of one of the Ford L8000 dump trucks, it had a 6 cyl. gas engine. It was an exceptionally nice solid truck.
This was ten years ago. I'm definitely ready for them to visit again. This was a beautiful collection. It's very possible that the yellow Mac is the same truck you saw in the 80s. I don't know how we would find out unless someone that knows this truck chimes in with more information.
They were all sweet and I'm a B-Model freak BUT when that Superliner came by with that V-8 thumping I about had a spell! I used to drive one and those things were wonderful to say the least. Thanks Tom!
Glad you enjoyed it. If you want to see some still pictures, they are in the Gallery on the Train Mountain website. TH-cam wont let me put a link here, but figure this out, tmrr dot org. Then on the left side look down the nav bar for the Gallery. The trucks are in the 2013 folder, antique trucks subfolder.
Tom Watson Thank you so much, Tom..... you certainly were in the catbird seat as the legends rolled by! Very remarkable restorations - extremely faithful to the period is what caught my eye. Appreciate the link - will stop by! -Frank
That cabover Mack at 6:20 reminds me of one like that a old man use to have that looked just like that truck besides the color and he was out of Bradenton,FL I think and it was blue and he pulled a flatbed and it's been about 15 years since I last seen it on the road and he would run 70-75mph loaded up and down the interstate!!!
I LOVE Brockway's, Autocars, Diamond Rio's ,OLd Ken worth 100, & Old school Peterbilts. They were the only Real Tractors out there Not like TODAYS truck that can practically Drive themselves. Kids can Drive the TODAYS trucks.
NICE! I drover a 1988 Biscayne Mack Single axle Tractor and she never broke down on me, she ran 75 MPH on a straightaway wish I had pics of her DAMMIT!!
The owner of the video only wants LIKEs but does NOT mind informing what year and brand are the trucks that pass? as IF everyone knew them for 60 years? Or more here there are fans from 12 years to 90
Unfortunately, when shooting a video like this one you only have as much information as the owners of the trucks provide. Most of which was provided by signs of which the image is included in the video. It is like watching a parade anywhere, as a spectator you only have what you see.
@@luchatrokaalvaradoguajardo5185 I'm glad you let me know what you would like to see. This was 8 years ago, and I have been hoping they would come back again. I now know that I will try to get more information if they do come back.
Coal field DM 800 spec; triple frame, 21000 front, 50000 rear, 7.49 rear, 12+24 rubber, 18 speed, 21ft body. 32 ton net, 100000 gross. I sold these for East Ky Mack. Great time.
It's been nearly nine years ago, so I don't remember all the details. However I believe that the 1937 Mack Jr. is just too rare and valuable to risk on the highway. Also, there may have been a shortage of qualified drivers on their insurance coverage. It was unloaded and driven during the stay.
Lovely trucks and some old Macks. Bob Reimer drove many of these old trucks. His favourite The Mack. Please check out his song The B Model Mack Song by THE COUNTRY TIGERS CANADA
At 1:42 I think that's a LJ Mack and 4:35 is a peterbilt but I'm not sure of the exact model? They had quite a few of different peterbilt models that looked similar in those years.
White was bolder in the 30-50s by launching noseless models, pioneering International Harvester flatbed tractors in truly RUDE designs in Image and Service.
I noticed a small stop sign to the right of the cross over, not one trucked stopped at the rail crossing ? I worked for Empire White Trucks in Upstate in the early 70_s we pretty much worked on it all.
That Red Mack Truck is the Only Real Tractor Ever Built By Mack industry. The RD 700 Series Mack is the only real ride with a quad Transmission . and NOT TO MANT PEOPLE KNOW HOEW TOI SHIFT THE QUADROPLEX TRANS. "I CAN AND DO IT VERY,VERY,VERY WELL !!
This was nine years ago, but I do remember that this entire collection was owned by one person, and he had drivers come from all over to drive in this convoy. Some of the drivers were from Australia and other international places. I would really like to see something like this happen again, it was really neat. Great people and beautiful trucks.
How cool antique trucks and trains! Love them all!
Love the tiny trains that keep setting off the railroad crossing.
Thanks for the comment. There are more videos of the miniature trains on my channel.
Trains and trucks ! Perfect combo !
That´s exactly what I thought too. I am an avid railfan and I know Train mountain is the biggest model railway line in the world but to have vintage trucks around the 7.25 gauge modeltrains is sheer bliss
The yellow Mack A at 2:15 looks just like the one we had at San Juan County (WA) Public Works in the 80s. The 22" aluminum rims on the front were off of one of the Ford L8000 dump trucks, it had a 6 cyl. gas engine. It was an exceptionally nice solid truck.
This was ten years ago. I'm definitely ready for them to visit again. This was a beautiful collection. It's very possible that the yellow Mac is the same truck you saw in the 80s. I don't know how we would find out unless someone that knows this truck chimes in with more information.
That Mack Superliner at the end 😍💪🏻
Superdog with a V8
They were all sweet and I'm a B-Model freak BUT when that Superliner came by with that V-8 thumping I about had a spell! I used to drive one and those things were wonderful to say the least. Thanks Tom!
Un su mi
I have been driving 52 years. Mostly Mack's. A models, B,C DM, F, H, LJ, R, RL, that's all I can remember. The RL with a 318 Detroit was a nice truck.
This "parade" beats the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade hands down! The most enjoyable 7 minutes I've had in quite some time!!
Glad you enjoyed it. If you want to see some still pictures, they are in the Gallery on the Train Mountain website. TH-cam wont let me put a link here, but figure this out, tmrr dot org. Then on the left side look down the nav bar for the Gallery. The trucks are in the 2013 folder, antique trucks subfolder.
Tom Watson Thank you so much, Tom..... you certainly were in the catbird seat as the legends rolled by! Very remarkable restorations - extremely faithful to the period is what caught my eye. Appreciate the link - will stop by! -Frank
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thats what she said:)
That cabover Mack at 6:20 reminds me of one like that a old man use to have that looked just like that truck besides the color and he was out of Bradenton,FL I think and it was blue and he pulled a flatbed and it's been about 15 years since I last seen it on the road and he would run 70-75mph loaded up and down the interstate!!!
I love this video. Fourth time I've watched it. Just wish I could BE there, instead.
It was a great time. I wish that all the trucks would come back again in a group like that shown in the video.
Beautiful home trucks would love to see him in person and you're right best sounding truck was the old Mac
4:14 now THAT is a rig!
That is nice.
Very nice,looks like a good time was had by all !
I can't get over the railroad crossing guards for the micro train.
I LOVE Brockway's, Autocars, Diamond Rio's ,OLd Ken worth 100, & Old school Peterbilts. They were the only Real Tractors out there Not like TODAYS truck that can practically Drive themselves. Kids can Drive the TODAYS trucks.
i love the old mack trucks there the coolest got to have the shinny bull dog i love that
Beautiful trucks, but to have a show you got to have a General 👍
NICE! I drover a 1988 Biscayne Mack Single axle Tractor and she never broke down on me, she ran 75 MPH on a straightaway wish I had pics of her DAMMIT!!
As whole on the train tracks !
The owner of the video only wants LIKEs but does NOT mind informing what year and brand are the trucks that pass? as IF everyone knew them for 60 years? Or more here there are fans from 12 years to 90
Unfortunately, when shooting a video like this one you only have as much information as the owners of the trucks provide. Most of which was provided by signs of which the image is included in the video. It is like watching a parade anywhere, as a spectator you only have what you see.
@@twatson703 = ohh it's a shame that they don't show the model, make and year of manufacture, their exivicion is useless NOBODY we met them see you
@@luchatrokaalvaradoguajardo5185 I'm glad you let me know what you would like to see. This was 8 years ago, and I have been hoping they would come back again. I now know that I will try to get more information if they do come back.
Só clássicos de uma época de ouro!!
What kind of a jackass do you have to be to give this a thumbs down?
Thanks for posting! Great video!
Coal field DM 800 spec; triple frame, 21000 front, 50000 rear, 7.49 rear, 12+24 rubber, 18 speed, 21ft body. 32 ton net, 100000 gross. I sold these for East Ky Mack. Great time.
Drove a 74 R model straight 5 speed with a 237, power assist steering, don't let it get under 1200 rpm.
Beautiful trucks. Too bad the green ones at 6:50 were trailered.
It's been nearly nine years ago, so I don't remember all the details. However I believe that the 1937 Mack Jr. is just too rare and valuable to risk on the highway. Also, there may have been a shortage of qualified drivers on their insurance coverage. It was unloaded and driven during the stay.
Lovely trucks and some old Macks. Bob Reimer drove many of these old trucks. His favourite The Mack. Please check out his song The B Model Mack Song by THE COUNTRY TIGERS CANADA
I DROVE FOR EATON, S OF CANADA
RIDE SAFE.
What trucks are at 1:42 and 4:35
At 1:42 I think that's a LJ Mack and 4:35 is a peterbilt but I'm not sure of the exact model? They had quite a few of different peterbilt models that looked similar in those years.
@@jasond5405 I think the Pete is a 281 or 280 something
Love those L MACKS!
White was bolder in the 30-50s by launching noseless models, pioneering International Harvester flatbed tractors in truly RUDE designs in Image and Service.
Dang it! I don't know nothin but I want to come play at your house. Can regular nobody's come there?
Yes, Train Mountain is open for visitors 7days a week at this time.
@@twatson703 thank you.
Awesome!
I noticed a small stop sign to the right of the cross over, not one trucked stopped at the rail crossing ? I worked for Empire White Trucks in Upstate in the early 70_s we pretty much worked on it all.
I know some of the trucks! They are from around the North Bay Area!
Thumbs Up Liked for you.
Increíble tanta belleza.
How old is to old to start trucking?
+Jerry Hobbs Till you can't start, yourself!
Whatever age ya were able a decade ago. Its been rough ever since
Many Detroits there? Ha! Love them !!!!!!
Way cool!
Красивые траки.
Yes they are. Thanks for the comment.
the train at @ 1:18😂😂😂
Small train haha, it's so funny 😂😂
Sugeng Dobleh ikr😂😂😂😂😂
Is this the train park south of Crater Lake, OR?
Yes, it is about half way between Klamath Falls, OR, and Crater Lake.
ME AND MY RADIO JUST KEEP ON TRUCKIN HOME .A good trucking song by FLO AND CURLEY
I DROVE FOR EATON, S OF CANADA
RIDE SAFE.
Beautiful ltl mack their gone
4:37 Duel 😈💀
That’s not the duel truck but nice try
👏👏👏👏👏🚛
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SORRY!!! but ya can't beat an R model MACK
sure you can.an older a car is great!
My old 66 shovelhead & an old Mack to pull my RV trailer & I'd be happy.. now just need to win a lottery somewhere. LOL
Maybe an LJ 0r a B model...
Donald Bartram or a DM or any other model Bulldog for that matter , I drove a 1976 DM 800, 300+,6 spd, 55,000 tears double frame, one tough bitch !
Donald Bartram right on I’d do the same
Kraz 258
❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
Thank you for the comment. Now, ten years later, we are all still wishing this group will make another visit someday.
That Red Mack Truck is the Only Real Tractor Ever Built By Mack industry. The RD 700 Series Mack is the only real ride with a quad Transmission . and NOT TO MANT PEOPLE KNOW HOEW TOI SHIFT THE QUADROPLEX TRANS. "I CAN AND DO IT VERY,VERY,VERY WELL !!
This was nine years ago, but I do remember that this entire collection was owned by one person, and he had drivers come from all over to drive in this convoy. Some of the drivers were from Australia and other international places. I would really like to see something like this happen again, it was really neat. Great people and beautiful trucks.
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