Pic of the Week

I was surfing the HAMB (Hokey A$$ Message Board) and stumbled on these pics of Dick Howe's 257. I understand they were taken at a Christmas parade in Conway AR.

Here is a pic of a 1924 Model E that was taken at the Hagley Musuem in Wilmington, Delaware this past September. I found this picture on flickr's web site...

Over the past few weeks, I have been fortunate enough to get a ton of pics emailed to me through the contact form on http://www.HUSKIDRIVE.com Over this past week, Doug Fetterly sent me a few pics, including this one... It is of two Brockways with the integral sleeper cabs owner by Ferguson Freights Lines. They operated out of Bloomsburg PA in 50's and 60's. Picture courtesy of the D. Fetterly collection.

A few weeks ago George M. mentioned that they had a 359 at their garage. There was an issue with the transmissions (4x4?) and they were taking a look at it for a friend of theirs. I took a ride up shortly after and snapped a couple of pics... It's a 1969 N359LL, and I believe it is being used as a site truck not far from my house...

Here are some pictures that were sent to me by John Kilmer, through my Huskidrive contact form. Here is the description John attached...

"These photos were taken in 1950 at the Five Acres Truckstop outside Albany NY, which is now a car dealership, Otto Cadillac, formally Otto Olds. My brother told me that it was a 1949 154WH, I always assumed it was a 260. My Father and my Uncle ran between New Britain CT and Detroit usually with 50,000 lb loads. My Father would leave Stottville NY at 1630 on Sunday and be in Detroit 0800 Monday, avoiding the scales in Silver Creek NY and Monroe MI."