The most significant contribution to developing of the Mack company was made by engineer Alfred Masury. In 1916 he designed the most famous Mack truck - the AC model with the informal name "Bulldog", which was given for its massive tapered hood, low...
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In the early 30s necessity for cargo transportation has increased significantly, new roads and cities were built. Mack released one medium and two heavy-duty versions of the B range. The Model BM (1932-1941, 3030 pcs.) is the medium-duty model with...
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In 1927 Mack introduced a new series of trucks. It included a large number of versions (from BB to BX) with a payload from 1 to 8 tones, equipped with 57 to 128 hp engines, 4 - or 5-speed gearboxes, the double bevel or hypoid main gear, several sizes of...
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Chassis, tractors and trucks of the FW series were produced since 1941. They were intended to work in mines and heavy loads transportation. Half-doors without frame and glass were a distinctive feature. 63 of such trucks were made. As the other trucks...
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The Model FP was produced from 1940 to 1942, produced totally 365 copies. Externally identical to other E-series trucks, it was included to F range, as equipped with chain-driven rear wheels.
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