US vehicles

[jpetersjr]

I think this one is a little newer, but this is basically how it would have looked like as a garbage truck.

Mack Garbage truck 1.jpg

Mack Garbage truck 2.JPG

I know that I've seen one of the older version of the garbage truck in a movie one time and it looked just about exactly like these other trucks.


Also, here's the firetruck version as well.

Mack Fire Truck.jpg

[Scailman]

Hi all,
Available for download in ViajerosAlTren:


Jeep US Mail


Jeep Comanche


Mack Mb-400

Regards, Jose.

[dejoh]

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Here's a challenge. Manufactured 1 year then discontinued.
1951 GMC/White cabover.
By the way, great vehicles Scailman.

[jpetersjr]

These are looking great, will be great when they come available for download here at RailworksAmerica.

Also, would you consider doing a vintage Volkswagon Beetle to be available over here at RailworksAmerica
(Also known as a Volkswagon Bug)

[Scailman]

Hi all,

If we have too many vehicles and little space, I think we would need something like this.


I don't know if this type of parking is exclusive New York City or what is in most American cities.

Regards, Jose.

[jpetersjr]

The question about that thing is how would one get their car up there, or get their car down without crushing the cars below?

[Chacal]

Moving platform in front of the rack.
Remember those old machines they used to have in video clubs in the 90s?
Or tape robots in data centers.

[Coaltrain1]

I got the Jeep truck and the Mack awesome stuff.

[arizonachris]

The question about that thing is how would one get their car up there, or get their car down without crushing the cars below?

They are called stackers, they are pretty common out here in LA. Attendant chooses car, moves it back then down. No muss, no fuss, gimme the money, please. Very common around LAX. Park it on a "slot" they stack it for you.