Pic of the Week

As most of you know Emery brought his original Brockway surrey to Cortland this year. When I spoke with Emery on the Friday before the parade, he mentioned that a lady was bringing her horse to the museum to pull the surrey in the parade. There were 2 surrey's in this years parade and I believe they left a little earlier than the trucks. So here is a pic of Emery's surrey along with "Johnny Kash- the horse "

Yesterday our local ATHS chapter had a show at Dick Palmer's in Honesdale in honor of being in business for 50 years... They had a great turnout and it was a great way to finish out the show season...

A few weeks back I received a few pics of a Brockway in Australia that a guy was trying to identify. He found it in a farmers field. I would imagine its an early 20's... Does anyone else have a guess?

Last week I received this pic from the contact form from the main website. The sender of the pic was asking if we could identify the year and model. I knew the truck was earlier than 1940 since it didn't have sealed beam headlights, but I forwarded it to Andy Hill for his help. Based on Andy's research, it is believed it's a mid 30's 195X model. Regardless, it sure is a great pic...

I hope everyone enjoyed the long Holiday weekend! As most of you know we had our local truck show in Harford this past Sunday and Tom Kile brought his 1914 Brockway Model G. Here is a pic of the truck at the show. From what I understand, this is the oldest Brockway truck know in existence (serial # 105). Tom found this truck in Texas on Ebay and here is a pic of what he started with...