Pic of the Week

Here is a pic of an ultra-rare Brockway cabover. I took this pic at Cortland a few years back. Except for some advertisements, this is the only one I have ever seen. Does anyone know what ever happened to this truck? I believe it was for sale...

Here is a pic of a 361 'Pickup' that is owned by Tony Masone. It started it's life off as F361T-81890 and at some time was turned into a pickup, possibly in Florida. It has a 292 6 cylinder engine with a 5 speed Borg Warner Trans, and a long step side bed that was donated by a '68 Chevy 3/4 ton pickup.

Tony bought it from the second owner and is currently in the process of restoring it.

Here is a picture of a mid 50's 100 series Brockway that was owned by Palmer Transport in Scranton, PA. I'm not sure where it was taken, but it may have been at Topp's Chewing Gum in Scranton. I am guessing that the truck is either a 154W or 155W. Picture courtesy of the D. Lewis Collection.

I don't usually do this, but I like the picture and thought it would make a good pic of the week... The truck is currently on Ebay and it's 1954 260XW-88-50852. It has the 572 overhead valve Continental and I believe it has a 5+2 with a speed rear. It also has a winch on the back... Check out the grill guard. It is the mid to late 40's style but has every other bar removed. This is common to the early to mid 50's trucks. By 55-56 they were using the small grill guard with the letter 'B' on it.

Here is a pic of a 257 with a factory sleeper cab. These trucks are few and far between! This picture is courtesy of the J. Alt collection and is dated April of 1994. I'm not sure where it was taken...