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1940's era Mack EH Tanker
Unfortunately, not much is known about this truck. What is known is that it was purchased used from the Sun Oil Company in May 1959, and it was retired sometime in 1963.
It had a 200 gallon per minute pump, and a 1300 gallon water tank.
At this time, there are no good quality pictures of it.
The picture below illustrates what a 1947 Mack EH Chassis looks like.
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