One hundred twenty-three years flew by as quickly as 1, 2, 3 🥳 In the late 19th century, the Mack Brothers created a revolutionary new truck design that would revolutionize transportation for decades to come. From impacting our economy to connecting communities, there is no denying the impact a Mack Truck has had on the people of the past and today. It's been an amazing journey filled with rugged terrains, hauling dreams, and adventures on the open road. Here's to another century 🥂 | Mack Truc

168K views · 6K reactions | Preserving and honoring Mack’s history together. 欄 This #GivingTuesday, Grayce pledged to donate one of her R model Macks to the Mack Trucks Historical Musem. The Mack Trucks Historical Museum is a non-profit organization full of vintage trucks, rare records and historic artifacts. Support the museum by donating today through the link in our bio. | Mack Trucks | Facebook

Anthony Fox has been caretaker of this piece of history — one of the original 1970 Mack trucks driven by the Rubber Duck character in Sam Peckinpah's 1970s "Convoy" film — for the last few years. And it's not just the truck. The 5,800-gallon shell of a Trailmobile tanker, used for asphalt at some point in its life, is also an original from the movie, bearing the scars of some of the high-action shoot. http://bit.ly/2hSR42k | Overdrive Magazine

30K reactions · 6.6K shares |  “Convoy” Movie: The Mack, The Myth,...