Brockway 776  

Thank you COMPLETELY for saving this absolute Gem!! Plus, I could not agree more with the one who commented “ it should be a crime to export these beauties and import Volvo’s!!”

Rich, I've got all the chassis records on this one if you want a copy. BOM, frame drill patterns, dealer change orders. Let me know. Stan

Great save. She definitely has lots of life left in her.

Great score! I'm hoping you will restore it soon, because it's not everyday, that people see a 776!

Been meanin to say you're channels awesome 👌 Love the old 761s & Detroits 6v-92's & the 12v's as well. Love the Rockwell rears & the Spicer aux diffs- Keepin it 100 all the time!!

Good save ! 👍

Good job saving this gem 👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻😃i believe Paul Stanchio tried to buy this truck a few times from the former owner in New York but they never couldn’t agree about the price. Sad to see that it went for export

I could be wrong but it appears to be part of the old blower system for blowing grain or whatnot into silos. Just a guess. At first it looked like an old school air dryer but I really do think that it's a part of the blower system. Dam I'm happy I came across this channel. I can't get enough. 👍🇨🇦🔧

great job on the save.

My Dad had a Brockway in the earley 60's, navy blue tandam rear driven by a v belt from front rear to rear axel.

I wonder how many bums slept in that thing!

I remember when these trucks delivered fuel oil in the Bronx!

Ever see the price of spray paint lately....

Should be a crime to export all the good trucks while importing Volvos.

is it just me or did Brockway use the same Cab as a R Model Mack?

First time I saw a mounted tire with no rim?

That Alice in chains

Where was this truck located when you took this video?

What’s the trans, alot of 270s were custom torque with a 6 speed?

Hi, what its the small vertical tank behind the left fuel tank? thanks