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1948 Brockway Truck, Model 152W

Sale price: $6,412.00 make an offer

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Date: 2021-03-24

Dale Condy (from Lake City, FL) offered 5000.00 usd

Car location: Cortland, New York, United States

Sale type: Fixed price listing

Technical specifications, photos and description:

Model:
152W
Year:
1948
Mileage:
999,999
Engine:
6 cylinder continental gas
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1948 Brockway Truck, Model 152W for sale

Current customer rating: current rating for this car(2.1) based on 621 votes

Up for sale today is my 1948 Brockway Truck.   A fan favorite at the annual Brockway Truck Show in Cortland New York.   Featuring a two speed rear and manual shift this gas powered truck runs strong and rides super.   Fresh New York State Inspection and Oil change.   Air Brakes and mechanicals are in super condition.   True Mileage is unknown.

Located in the Heart of Cortland NY. the Brockway Truck Company first manufactured horse drawn carriages and buggies but as time wore on they moved into the   Seat Upholstery. Exhaust Stack. Battery and more are some of the recent upgrades.   The CORRECT BROCKWAY Headlights with amber markers has been installed.   They are fully polished and just perfect to finish off the look of the truck.

Located in the Heart of Cortland NY. the Brockway Truck Company first manufactured horse drawn carriages and buggies but as time wore on they moved into the horseless carriage business. Trucks! In 1956 Brockway Trucks became a division of Mack Trucks.  

Brockway would specialize in building quality trucks from 1912 to their end in May of 1977.

This 1948 Brockway 152W was built in the early part of the model year as shown by the Wood Cab Frame. later versions that same year changed over and incorporated a steel frame cab construction.

With a wood frame. the sheet metal was stamped out. then actually nailed to the framing to create the finished look. This style of construction was common in the early years of vehicle production. and also helped some of the early drivers come up with nick-names for this well loved brand. such as "The Cortland Shaker. "    The Wood Cab was by Robinsons Wood Shop (who is still here in town. and in business) and the sheet metal was by Champion. who has since ceased operations.

Equipped with the stout Continental 46B Engine. the 427 cubic inch Six Cylinder Monster will pull a house off the foundation. but top speed is about 42 miles per hour. It has a 5 Speed Manual Transmission and an 2 speed rear axle.

Look inside and see a working truck from yesteryear… No Power Steering…No Radio. No Power Seat. Not even Air Conditioned!  These are the trucks that kept America moving…Kept America Growing”

I want to extend a very warm thank you to Tom Millard for getting the history of my truck to me. as most often happens to antique vehicles. the history is lost and their identity with them.

Tom informed me that "Your truck" was originally a long wheelbase single axle gas or fuel tank delivery unit!  It was originally owned by Suttcliffe Oil in Scranton Pennsylvania!

Later in life. it went to Kaminski construction in Pittston Pennsylvania. It was never registered for the road as it was a site truck on their property. Dom Zacanino bought it.   While owned by Dom Z. this tractor was sent to Fruehauf to have the frame shortened and a new Simplex 5th wheel installed on the rails.

The Continental Gas 46b motor was rebuilt by DG Nichols in Scranton Pennsylvania. In 1992 Dom entered "Miss Rachel" in a "BIG RIG" show and she won in it's class. The next year. "Miss Rachel" as she was known was featured on the show paque for the next years show and is on the dash now.
 
A few year later. Dick Howe. a noted truck collector near Sidney New York purchased this truck and did a few minor upgrades and it enjoyed being in his collection in

It's life in Pennsylvania is part of the reason that this Brockway is such a clean truck.    I have owned this truck since 2006 and have enjoyed sharing it at various shows and events. but now it is time for another caretaker of this truck to enjoy it.    The Brockway Truck Show and Parade is August 10th 2013 in Cortland New York which means that you could be driving your Brockway as part of the parade celebration here in Cortland.

Regarding payment. $1000 deposit via paypal and the balance using bank transfer of funds direct.   Shipping is NOT AVAILABLE and it is the purchasers responsibility to find. arrange and pay for a transporter if one is so needed.

Texaco Signs. Coca Cola Signs. Uniforms and Hats are NOT included.    Feel free to come and see it in person BEFORE YOU BID!  Ask questions. PLEASE. BEFORE YOU BID.    You can call with questions. phone 607-543-1215 and if busy. leave a message and I will call you back. thanks for looking. and enjoy!

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