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I built this a few years ago, for my collection. 99% from scratch, took 7 weeks to complete. Enjoy http://picasaweb.google.com/ap40rocktruck/HallamoreMackap40rocktruck
Richard MarkOwner/ Master Model Maker Industrial Model Designrick@industrialmodeldesign.comhttp://industrialmodeldesign.com
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very nice. they used 2 of those trucks to move a generator from woonsocket to johnston a few years back. awesome truck. brian
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Craftsmanship. Nice to see your stuff again Rick.
Rob
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Beautiful Job!! Love the Hallamore units.
We rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.....
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Splendid! Great looking model - great looking truck... 
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Great job!!!!!
I like the Mack of this company
Pat
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GREAT JOB THE MODEL LOOKS GOOD. GEROSA HAULAGE CORP. HAD A 1974 MACK M-45 SX No. 300 THAT THEY SOLD TO HALLAMORE AROUND 1978
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The other M45 SX that Hallamore had was originally built for Standard Container, Keasbey, NJ. If you look at pictures of the two Hallamore trucks, the one with the chrome air horns on the roof came from Standard, the other M45 came from Gerosa.
John
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After looking at some pictures, this model is of the former Standard Container M45, Hallamore #330. Hallamore # 230 was the Gerosa truck. I have no idea if they still own either of them. I had heard that they were for sale a few years back. Standard would be better known as the infamous "A.J. Ross Logistics Co."
John
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Thanks to everyone for lookng. 1/24 heavy haul & mining is my favorite to model when i am home. This one is unit 330, the ex-gerosa unit is 230. The Gerosa unit has a 16V-71 DDC, 330 is built with a Cummins VT-1710. THanks for looking, ap40rocktruck
Richard MarkOwner/ Master Model Maker Industrial Model Designrick@industrialmodeldesign.comhttp://industrialmodeldesign.com
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Great looking custom!! What are the dimensions on that? Any intentions of doing a trailer to match? Very cool truck.
Jay
Don't call it a comeback, I've been here for years.
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the M-45SX is almost 21" long. no plans for a trailer, but the other unit 230 in Gerosa colors will be done in a year or so. ap40rocktruck
Richard MarkOwner/ Master Model Maker Industrial Model Designrick@industrialmodeldesign.comhttp://industrialmodeldesign.com
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Beautiful job. I've got the Smith Mack Hallamore. Those are real brutes.
Robert
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Beautiful scratch model work.
Man a trailer would make an awesome addition to this tractor.
Chris
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I WOULD THINK THE GEROSA M-45 SX WAS CUMMINS POWERED . GARY
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I would have no idea on how or where to begin. Great craftsmanship.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lnIMCBGgHrUJust wanted to bring this up again. Here’s a newer video of number 330 These old heavy haulers sure were massive! Hope that link works
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