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Mack Releases 2026 Calendar Featuring Customer-Owned Trucks in Everyday Work

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Mack Releases 2026 Calendar Featuring Customer-Owned Trucks in Everyday Work
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Mack Trucks has released its 2026 calendar, giving truck drivers and fleets a chance to see real-world Mack equipment showcased in ever

Fan-selected photos shape this year’s theme.

The 2026 calendar carries the theme “main character energy” and highlights 12 Mack trucks photographed while actively working in a wide range of industries and locations.

Rather than using staged or promotional images, the trucks featured in the calendar were selected by Mack fans from photos submitted by truck owners. The result is a lineup that reflects how Mack equipment is actually used on the job, from construction and agriculture to waste hauling, fuel delivery, and logging.

Each month features a different truck and operation, offering a snapshot of the diversity of work Mack trucks perform every day.

Calendar contest winners represent a wide range of operations

The trucks included in the 2026 calendar come from both private fleets and municipal operations across the United States and Canada. The selected entries span multiple Mack models and decades of service.

The 2026 Mack Calendar Contest winners include:

Anthem

  • Crosby Trucking, Harrisonburg, Virginia
  • Jaindl Farms, Orefield, Pennsylvania

Granite

  • Comer Oil Company, York, South Carolina
  • Lauren Concrete, Austin, Texas

MD

  • Powers Oil and Propane, Alliance, Ohio

Pinnacle

  • G.C. Hudson Supply Ltd., Brockville, Ontario, Canada
  • Wm. D. Scepaniak Inc., Holdingford, Minnesota

LR and LR Electric

  • Trident Waste and Recycling, LLC, North Charleston, South Carolina
  • Recycling and Solid Waste, City of Sacramento, Sacramento, California

TerraPro

  • kmG Hauling Inc., Sterling, Virginia

Legacy

  • 1989 R Model, Lane’s Logging LLC, Woolwine, Virginia
  • 1978 R Model, Francis Enterprises, Kingfisher, Oklahoma

A mix of modern equipment and classic iron

The calendar blends current production models with legacy trucks that have remained in service for decades. The inclusion of both modern vocational trucks and classic R Models reflects the longevity of Mack equipment and the pride many operators take in maintaining older trucks.

For drivers and carriers, the calendar serves as both a visual showcase and a reminder of the role these trucks play across different segments of the industry.

The 2026 Mack Trucks calendar is available now through the company’s website.

Source: Truckers News

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