Unfortunately I haven't seen one in person, but I did work on a 2007 6x6 international workstar 7400, had a marmon Herrington front drive / transfer case
Only 4 Marmon's came to New Zealand all imported by 1 guy who used then for a house moving company, then sold them to my old boss to use them for linehaul work to which then had 1 burn down in an accident 2 to have been sold off leaving 1 left in the fleet that was the last to be on NZ roads to suffer a roll over. The 2 that got sold off previously 1 wasn't looked after to the point that it was scraped and the true last Marmon in New Zealand has changed hands a few times since my old boss owned it and it have never seen the open road again to have been parked up in a shed or a museum somewhere. Nobody has ever seen it since.
My brother owned a 75 Marmon cabover. 🥰 That was one wonderful truck, Cat engine and all. It would roll, buddy, and it wasn’t a noisy cab, either. Wish we still had it. Wish Marmon would’ve stayed in the game...we still need some classy trucks and cabovers! Cabovers rule! 😎 You sort of implied that IH cabs were used by Marmon. Is that true or did they (IH) just take over the plants? I’d never heard that they were considered the Rolls-Royce of trucks before. I just know that they were pretty sharp trucks.. 🧐
The International PayStar bears a slight resemblance to Marmon's trucks, but they were designed separately and used different parts. They just happen to share an assembly line.
@@fahrenheit2530 🇺🇸 They shared an assembly line? Cool. Didn’t know that. I shall have to look at the Paystar trucks to check it out. I like the Marmon & IH trucks. Thanks for the info.🥰😎✌️
@@fahrenheit2530 🇺🇸 REO is my most favorite! Just about every manufacturer made some quite good trucks that I prefer, most of them being cabovers, but not all. General, Crackerbox, Bullnose KW, Diamond REO Royale, Dodge Bighorn, Marmon, CL9000, W9000, etc. If I were a rich man I would have at least 7 big trucks, 1 for each day of the week to drive. Well, I can dream BIG!🥰😎✌️
@@the.porter.productions I'm saving up money right now to buy a Marmon, my dream project would be to build a full size replica of the Bighorn using an LCF cab with a replica fiberglass hood mounted on a Pete 379 frame.
Sounds like Mr. Buffet knew where the real money is, and it's not building trucks. There's a conventional Marmon at Planter truck sales just south of Durant Ok. Cat engine doesn't run price of truck I think is $8000 Durant Ok. is on highway 69 almost to the Texas line
Mine 1985 57p had a 3406b it was a great truck I hauled bricks on my 45 ft ravens 10.2 spread about 60k on the deck and it pulled almost as good as my 1693ta
Hi matty!!! Do an episode about: Australian road trains 3drive axle semi Hood ornament Trucker lingo Trucker best music and movies Truck drag racing.. THANKS MATTY++++
Do an episode about: Australian road trains 3axle drive trucks Trucker lingo Truck drag racing Truck shows Trucker best music and movies Truck hood ornaments THANKS Maddie or mattie+++
Unless he was Dishonorable discharged, the proper way to addres him is "former" military engineer vice "ex". Ex is used to describe a dishonorable person, as in ex-con. Don't hold it against her, she's just reading a script and is just an uninformed civilian ...
Unfortunately I haven't seen one in person, but I did work on a 2007 6x6 international workstar 7400, had a marmon Herrington front drive / transfer case
I have an 84 57p and I love it
Garrick Pitts 🇺🇸My brother owned a 75 Marmon cabover...that Cat engine would get you there rather quickly! Wonderful truck! 🥰Wish we still had it!
Make that 11 things I don’t know about Marion Truck, I’ve never even heard of them
Only 4 Marmon's came to New Zealand all imported by 1 guy who used then for a house moving company, then sold them to my old boss to use them for linehaul work to which then had 1 burn down in an accident 2 to have been sold off leaving 1 left in the fleet that was the last to be on NZ roads to suffer a roll over.
The 2 that got sold off previously 1 wasn't looked after to the point that it was scraped and the true last Marmon in New Zealand has changed hands a few times since my old boss owned it and it have never seen the open road again to have been parked up in a shed or a museum somewhere. Nobody has ever seen it since.
cheers for that info mate. another reason why nz trucking scene is one of the most diverse in the world.
My TopKick is a Marmon-Herrington AWD conversion
Haha you put this up 2 hours ago with an ad for a sale that expired 3 days ago. It can happen to anyone. Love you guys love you Channel. Thank you!
Saw a nice Marmon running the roads just the other day!
My brother owned a 75 Marmon cabover. 🥰 That was one wonderful truck, Cat engine and all. It would roll, buddy, and it wasn’t a noisy cab, either. Wish we still had it. Wish Marmon would’ve stayed in the game...we still need some classy trucks and cabovers! Cabovers rule! 😎 You sort of implied that IH cabs were used by Marmon. Is that true or did they (IH) just take over the plants? I’d never heard that they were considered the Rolls-Royce of trucks before. I just know that they were pretty sharp trucks.. 🧐
The International PayStar bears a slight resemblance to Marmon's trucks, but they were designed separately and used different parts. They just happen to share an assembly line.
@@fahrenheit2530 🇺🇸 They shared an assembly line? Cool. Didn’t know that. I shall have to look at the Paystar trucks to check it out. I like the Marmon & IH trucks. Thanks for the info.🥰😎✌️
@@the.porter.productions you're welcome! Marmon, Dodge, and Bering are my favorite truck brands
@@fahrenheit2530 🇺🇸 REO is my most favorite! Just about every manufacturer made some quite good trucks that I prefer, most of them being cabovers, but not all. General, Crackerbox, Bullnose KW, Diamond REO Royale, Dodge Bighorn, Marmon, CL9000, W9000, etc. If I were a rich man I would have at least 7 big trucks, 1 for each day of the week to drive. Well, I can dream BIG!🥰😎✌️
@@the.porter.productions I'm saving up money right now to buy a Marmon, my dream project would be to build a full size replica of the Bighorn using an LCF cab with a replica fiberglass hood mounted on a Pete 379 frame.
Seems like there Trucks look pretty similar to other manufacturers. That one truck looked like a w900 Kenworth and the other a FLC Freightliner
Cool.
Sounds like Mr. Buffet knew where the real money is, and it's not building trucks.
There's a conventional Marmon at Planter truck sales just south of Durant Ok.
Cat engine doesn't run price of truck I think is $8000
Durant Ok. is on highway 69 almost to the Texas line
If I missed it I’m sorry but what engine power plant did these marmons have? Cat? Cummins?
There's a conventional Marmon at planters truck sales just south of Durant, Ok. it has a cat engine that won't run, I think the price is $8000
some had cat engine's
Mine 1985 57p had a 3406b it was a great truck I hauled bricks on my 45 ft ravens 10.2 spread about 60k on the deck and it pulled almost as good as my 1693ta
Hi matty!!!
Do an episode about:
Australian road trains
3drive axle semi
Hood ornament
Trucker lingo
Trucker best music and movies
Truck drag racing..
THANKS MATTY++++
Am I the only one waiting for a Detroit Diesel vid already. The praise for Cummins is getting annoying.
Do an episode about:
Australian road trains
3axle drive trucks
Trucker lingo
Truck drag racing
Truck shows
Trucker best music and movies
Truck hood ornaments
THANKS Maddie or mattie+++
👍
Unless he was Dishonorable discharged, the proper way to addres him is "former" military engineer vice "ex".
Ex is used to describe a dishonorable person, as in ex-con.
Don't hold it against her, she's just reading a script and is just an uninformed civilian ...