Steve, The guy who owns the trucks in the first listing goes by "903 Brock" on this website. Mark found the listing on craigslist and posted it here in case anyone might have been...
Thanks for everyone's comments! I picked up a new fender last week and last night after dinner we hung it. These things happen...
And the radio did dry out and start working again... At least I...
I get it!!
The "Glider" reference is in relation to how a how a "knockdown" truck would have appeared.
No engine...tranny or rear axle...it was a kit to finish or take a wrecked...
Brian, I guess it's a good thing the weather was so lousy up there 2 weeks ago when I was in Bainbridge for the week, I had planned on stopping by and meeting up (and maybe kicking a tire or two)...
I know this truck quite well, when I first started driving dump truck in the early 80s it was all red, has a small Cummins with a 6 spd in it.It was on ebay twice last year...he wanted 10k for the...
For this years 2010 auction, Peter Grimm has graciously donated another complete Brockway. This years truck is a 358 model with a Cummins V8 and Roadranger transmission. Being a former fuel truck for Citgo, the truck also comes complete with working pump and tank setup.
This truck runs and yards drives and stops and would make an excellent candidate for a restoration. Also check out the rare quad headlights with were only used for a limited time by Brockway.
Aug 14th, 2010 at 9:00am - Aug 14th, 2010 at 9:00pm
Well another year has almost gone by and here we are again preparing for our 11th Annual Show. This year the show will be held on August 13th and 14th. This past year has been very busy for us and we are very proud of a number of accomplishments. We had out 1st Annual Spring Fling which gave everyone time to catch up and visit before the big show. Along with that we have been steadily making improvements to the museum and I'm sure you will be impressed with how much work has been completed since last years show. And here were are again patiently counting down the days!!!
Like we mentioned before, if you have any interest in Brockway's, and can only attend one show, this is the one. You will not be disappointed!
The show kicks off with a pre-show barbeque fundraiser which will be held on Friday night from 5 - 8 right at the Museum. This is a good chance have a great meal and check out the how much progress has been made on the Museum. Please keep in mind the barbeque is prepay. All proceeds go to the Brockway National Museum Fund. Click here for more information.
After the barbeque, the auction will start right at 8:00 which will also be held at the Museum. The proceeds from the auction directly benefit the Museum. If you have anything Brockway related that you would contribute to the auction, please click here.
Following the auction we also have fireworks which is something new this year. Everyone enjoys watching fireworks in the summer so make sure you stick around to catch the show. The fireworks will start at 9:30.
This past Saturday the Museum hosted it's first ever 'Spring Fling'. The great weather along with the great turnout of both trucks and people made this event a huge success. Even though the show in August is held over two days, it is almost impossible to visit with everyone and see everything. This event provided both the time and space to visit with both old and new friends alike as well as check out the progress on the Museum. Without a doubt a great time was had by all!
Submitted by Stan Augustine on Sun, 2010-04-18 23:30
May 22nd, 2010 at 10:00am
It's official!
The first annual Brockway Spring Fling will be held on May 22, 2010 at the museum in Cortland NY, starting at 10am. We'll have a day to gather and talk trucks, swap stories, swap parts, whatever you decide. Get your Brockway out!
This is a BYO (bring-your-own) type party. If you want to bring a grill, food, and lawn chairs - bring it!
The museum will be open for bathroom access. Come rain or shine! (We will be under the carport if it rains). Come and have fun!
Submitted by William O'Gorman on Sat, 2010-04-17 00:00
What you see here is the work of an 82 year old artist who was asked to help the museum with a project that will raise money by it's sale... it is a custom creation and not a production piece.
This "Huskie" is hand made. No two will be alike. The work and the effort needed for you to even see this creation was amazing. Created by hand, first there was a hand carved, custom clay mockup. After trial and error, the clay was used to create a mold for this Huskie. Then, the actual creation in fiber glass was fashioned using time honored methods. This is a Limited Edition item and a limited number will ever be built.
This is a scale version of the mascot that greeted visitors to the factory... a large version was over the entryway door. A few years ago, and identical Huskie made a RARE visit to the Brockway Truck Show, held right here in Cortland, N.Y.
Our friend, the Huskie, stands 13 inches tall, which includes the base... He is 19 inches long. The base is 13 inches wide at the front and 10 inches wide at the back. He weighs in at a hefty 18 lbs!
YouTube has long been known as an internet website with lots of entertaining short videos, but it has also become home to a number of Brockway Truck related videos. These videos range from highlights of various truck shows, parades, and even dashboard views of 'shifting through the gears'. After each official annual event, members of the Message Board patiently await for other members to post their videos of the trucks entering Main Street waiting to be parked. Some watch it since they were unable to attend the show, and others watch it to get a glimpse -- or to hear -- their own trucks pulling in. No matter the reason, all the videos are enjoyable!
For this years 2010 auction, Peter Grimm has graciously donated another complete Brockway. This years truck is a 358 model with a Cummins V8 and Roadranger transmission. Being a former fuel truck for Citgo, the truck also comes complete with working pump and tank setup.
This past Saturday the Museum hosted it's first ever 'Spring Fling'. The great weather along with the great turnout of both trucks and people made this event a huge success. Even though the show in August is held over two days, it is almost impossible to visit with everyone and see everything. This event provided both the time and space to visit with both old and new friends alike as well as check out the progress on the Museum. Without a doubt a great time was had by all!
What you see here is the work of an 82 year old artist who was asked to help the museum with a project that will raise money by it's sale... it is a custom creation and not a production piece.
YouTube has long been known as an internet website with lots of entertaining short videos, but it has also become home to a number of Brockway Truck related videos. These videos range from highlights of various truck shows, parades, and even dashboard views of 'shifting through the gears'. After each official annual event, members of the 
