Today’s work trucks are marvels of modern engineering. You can buy pickup trucks with strong diesel engines that make over ...

When the original owner retired just three years later, Jack and his brother Augustus ("Gus") ... It wasn't until 1922 that the firm was officially renamed to Mack Trucks, Inc., though.

The iconic American brand Mack Trucks is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. In 1900, brothers Jack and Gus Mack made their first motorized vehicle, a bus, in Brooklyn, New York.

Mack got its start 125 years ago when Jack and Gus Mack founded the company in Brooklyn, NY, in 1900. Since that time, the Mack name has become synonymous with heavy-duty and semi-trucks in close ...

Other inductees joining Jack and Gus Mack in the American Truck Historical Society’s American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame inaugural class are Cummins Inc. founder Clessie Cummins, ...

1900: Brothers Jack, Gus and William Mack build their first motorized vehicle, the Manhattan, a sightseeing bus in Brooklyn. 1905: The Mack Bros. Motor Car Co. moves assembly operations to Allentow… ...

A 1984 Mack Model DM886SX 3089, which was used by Bethlehem Steel. It’s in Allentown where the brothers built their first trucks — 1.5- to 2-ton delivery vehicles and a 5-ton model that could ...

While rail is still vital in logistics, it is thanks to the Mack brothers that semi trucks are so prevalent today. Jack and Gus Mack from Brooklyn, New York, first bought the Fallesen and Berry ...

In 2025, Mack Trucks will celebrate its 125 th birthday.. A Legacy of Building America. What started with two brothers and a dream in a small Brooklyn workshop has grown into a global ...

On that day the 59-year-old Mack, founder with his brothers of what became the Mack Trucks company, was headed to Weatherly for a business meeting set for 6 p.m.and another later that evening in ...

When the original owner retired just three years later, Jack and his brother Augustus ("Gus") ... It wasn't until 1922 that the firm was officially renamed to Mack Trucks, Inc., though.