Few people know that Mack went on to build its own pickup. From 1938 to 1944, Mack produced 2,686 Model ED trucks, rated at three-quarter tons. Less than 50 or so EDs are thought to exist.

The iconic American brand Mack Trucks is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. In 1900, brothers Jack and Gus Mack made their first motorized vehicle, a bus, in Brooklyn, New York. Now, 125 ...

World War II was over. The American economy was booming. Mack Trucks needed a workhorse truck fleets could rely on to do any number of jobs. What they delivered became an icon.

In World War II, Mack Trucks were used in multiple capacities. Forces of the U.S., Great Britain, France and Canada took delivery of more than 35,000 vehicles of which many were off highway trucks ...

Mack fire trucks were highly regarded for their performance and durability. Here's why the legendary manufacturer stopped ...

Hungarian workers in the Mack Truck Factory, New Brunswick. NEW BRUNSWICK — In 2010, demolition work was completed on the old Mack Truck factory complex at the corner of Jersey Avenue and ...

Members of UAW Local 171 picket outside a Mack Trucks facility in Hagerstown, ... The way that World War II was won when the United States got involved was, ...

In 2025, Mack Trucks will celebrate its 125 th birthday.. A Legacy of Building America. What started with two brothers and a dream in a small Brooklyn workshop has grown into a global ...

Mack Trucks traces its founding to 1900, when the Mack Brothers Company, started by brothers Jack and Gus Mack in Brooklyn, New York, produced its first motorized vehicle, a sightseeing bus.

Alfred Wald Barry Jr., a World War II veteran who was a former sales manager for Mack and Brockway trucks, died Friday in his sleep at Stella Maris Hospice. The Timonium resident was 94. He was the… ...