Pic of the Week

Here is a pic of one of George Edwards Brockways from Elmhurst, PA. If you've been to any of the local northeast truck shows in the past two years, chances are you've seen a '42 Sterling chain drive mixer that George just restored.

Hard to believe it's October already!

Here's a pic of a Brockway moving van that was owned by North American Van Lines. The picture was given to me by Dave Lewis from our local ATCA club. I'm not very familar with the older models so maybe someone could help me out with the model type, etc. Maybe an E, S or K? I believe the picture was taken somewhere in Scranton but I'm not 100% sure.

Here is a pic of a 1953 Brockway wrecker. I believe I took this pic at the Valley Forge National show a few years back. Check out the deluxe cab with the wood on the doors. I'm not really sure what model it is but I'm guessing a 154WH maybe since it has the long hood with the regular fenders (I know they're not 260 fenders...) Any one else know?

A friend of mine was going through a photo album in his grandmothers house and stumbled on this picture. I am guessing it's from the early to mid 40's. Check out the chrome grill, 'rear' crossmember emblem mounted in the grill, the fog lights, chrome bumper, hood ornament, etc. Above the windshield is lettered "Ralphy" but I can't read the name on the door. Below the name reads 'Coal Service, Old Forge, PA'. Picture courtesy of the J. Scandale collection.

Here is a pic of Arty Alt's 360. I took this picture back in 2002 at the Harford show. Check out the double dogs :D ... I'm pretty sure this truck still has the two speed Huskidrive rear.

I'm not sure if these are 'factory' construction style fenders or not. Maybe not since it has 4 rectangular headlights???