Brockway
United States
Brockway was an American heavy-truck manufacturer based in Cortland, New York, producing distinctive vocational and highway trucks before Mack ended the marque in 1977.
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- Models
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- Generations
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- Engines
Truck Models
Model A
Introduced 1912
The Brockway Model A was the company's first production motor-truck family and marks the start of truck manufacture at Cortland.
400 Series
Introduced 1963
Brockway's 400 Series was its cab-over heavy-truck range, introduced with cab architecture related to Mack's contemporary F-model.
260
Production period unknown
The Brockway 260 was a heavy conventional road tractor.
359
Production period unknown
The Brockway 359 was a heavy conventional from the marque's late highway-truck range.
361
Production period unknown
The Brockway 361 was a long-nose heavy highway truck.
527 Series Huskiteer
Production period unknown
The Brockway 527-series Huskiteer was a low-cab-forward vocational family for refuse, delivery and municipal bodies.
762
Production period unknown
The Brockway 762 was a late severe-duty conventional truck.