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Re: Brockway Pic of the Week 10-10-11
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
Script Editor wrote: Item #7 was a US Government assigned number as the Army Quartermaster Corps was the ordering and receiver of all Military Trucks. My Yellow Air Force Truck had the designation...
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Re: Shout out to the Allens
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The Bison and two General I never seen after auction one General made in to six wheel dump painted blue last seen in Montgomery Allen tree bought one not seen in a awhile Lowbridge and Dad had one...
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Re: Lou Kroack's "estate" sale (Table Top Trucker)Owner Operator
in Brockway Models and Diecast
Thanks for posting those old pictures Kurt, I enjoyed looking through them. Paul
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Re: Brockway Pic of the Week 4-29-13
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
Stan only problem I see with that is the sleeper has a single cutout the v903 needs a double
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Re: Happy Birthday to Brocky!
in Off-Topic and Non-Brockway Related
Sounds like a great trip. Enjoy the ATHS Show and Alaska.Peter & Susan
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Re: Where to find radiator hoses…?
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
Please feel free to post any question, no matter how small. We're here to help you learn. We've all been there. Enjoy your truck!
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Re: 2 500's in Vernon
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
I'm pretty sure this is a situation that only affects the classic truck world. I remember a few years back a guy on ebay had a beautifully restored International KB that he swore would go to scrap...
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Re: My Third Brockway
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
I can't wait to see it in person at the show in August. Ernie are you going to be giving rides?
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Re: The 260 From Dobbins
in Brockway Trucks Discussion
Just looked at our trucks, they have the same dash layout.
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Re: New to owning a Brockway
in Brockway Repairs and Restoration Help
Mick,Truck looks great and enjoyed the video. Please post pics from your show when you go...Brian
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10th Annual National Brockway Truck Show

Submitted by admin on Thu, 2009-04-23 21:45

Aug 8th, 2009 at 9:00am -
Aug 8th, 2009 at 8:00pm

It's hard to believe, but it was 10 years ago that we had the first annual Brockway Truck Show! So you'll want to mark your calendar to attend the 10th Annual National Brockway Truck Show. If you have any interest in Brockway's at all, and can only attend one show, this is the one. You will not be disappointed!

The 10th Annual Show will be held on August 8 and 9 this year. This year we made a few changes, so please check out the updated schedule below:

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 progress 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.

John Potter's Pancakes Raised $3,256 for the Children's Room

Submitted by admin on Mon, 2009-04-06 08:00

John Potter Jr. ate 12 pancakes during the Pancake Eating Contest held at the 39th Annual Maple Festival in Marathon on Saturday, March 28.

John raised $3,256 for the Children's Room in the Brockway section of the Central New York Living History Center. That averages out to $271.00 per pancake. Darn good pancakes !!

Pancake Eating at Maple Festival to Support Museum Complex

Submitted by Stan Augustine on Thu, 2009-02-19 08:00

John Potter Jr. is entering the Maple Festival Pancake Eating Contest for the Museum Complex on Saturday, March 28 in Marathon, NY. He is asking for pledges per pancake or a flat donation.

If you would like to support this project please mail you pledge or payment to HCCA, P.O. Box 162, Homer, NY, 13077 (check should be made out to HCCA).

9th Annual Brockway Truck Show Huge Success

Submitted by admin on Wed, 2008-08-20 08:00

The 9th Annual National Brockway Truck Show was a huge success! 103 pieces of Brockway history traveled the parade route to Main Street in Downtown Cortland, NY under the watchful care of the Cortland County Sheriff's Department and the Cortland City Police Department. Two live husky dogs owned by Frank Mitchell of Syracuse helped with the escort. The weather cooperated and gave us a most enjoyable day. The ever popular Brockway Exhibit by the Cortland County Historical Society was kept busy with hundreds of interested visitors.

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