David Faust's Eazor Express Collection

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	Here is an Eazor Mack in the livery from the mid-sixties. All trailers were stainless with the metal sign. All tractors were two tone green with the white stripe. They certainly had a unique look and the equipment was kept better than most. Most tractors then were Mack B models. Eazor was rumored to purchase stainless steel so they could run excessive overloads on the turnpike as they did not scale on purpose and also allowed twin 40 ft. trailers. Eazor like most east west carriers had a high percentage of open top trailers.

Here is an Eazor Mack from an ad for 3M from 1975.	Here is a copy of a picture taken by Chris Sissick showing a Ford tractor with the old logo but a newer paint scheme.	Here is another copy of a picture taken by Chris Sissick showing a Ford tractor with the new logo.

This Eazor Mack model F cabover came from the collection of Harry Patterson.	This Eazor Mack model R came from Dick Copella's collection. The photographer is unknown.	Eazor F-Model Mack, southbound on I-190 at Grand Island New York in the fall of 1975. Doug McKenzie Collection.

Classic old Eazor trailer, now a mail trailer. Don Querciagrossa Collection.	Eazor Mack F Model taken in Indianapolis, IN in about 1974.	Eazor Mack B Model. This picture was used for a Mack advertisement in the May 1957 Motor Carrier Magazine.

Eazor promo shot	Taken 1/1/06 off U.S. 40 near Brazil, IN. An Eazor Express trailer now used as a storage shed. Brian Clark Collection.	This is one of my first truck photos. This was shot along Route 9W north of Newburgh, NY in the early 70's.