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Book Talk, Memorabilia Swap & Exchange in Royal Oak

Leland Chapter, Detroit met at the First United Methodist Church in Royal Oak on Saturday afternoon, August 24th, 2018.  Some 20 members and guests heard a talk by Brian Baker about George Levy’s new book F1 Mavericks: The Men and […]

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Moments in Motoring History

1920 Mack Model AC 7.5 Ton Truck
1920 Mack Model AC 7.5 Ton Truck
Mack’s AC series trucks were legendary for durability, earning the brand’s “Bulldog” nickname. These trucks played major roles in construction, freight, and military logistics throughout the early 20th century.
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