Brocky

Same set up but did Cornflake have a tank div like PIE did???

Here is a facctory Longhorn which was built for car carrier use with the butterfly hood. Was at the 2013 SERTS show in Harriman TN

GH204 The ATHS National show and convention was at the Sundome in Yakima last year. 817 trucks registered. The ATHS National show is on a rotating region schedule. The next one on the west coast is at the Oregon State Fair Grounds in Salem OR on May 26 to 28, 2016. There will be a local chapter show at Fullbright Park in Yakima on June 20-21, 2014 call 509-786-6908 for more details, and another chapter show in Duncan BC on July 12-13, and another chapter show in Cache Creek BC on July 25-27 call 250-962-6268, and Maple Valley WA Sept 14 call 206-683-0994 You can go to the calendar on the aths.org website or if you have a Tractor Supply store in your area you can pick up a copy of the ATHS Wheels of Time magazine for $6.50. Also Mackdaddy may jump in here with some more details of events in the Pacific Northwest. I do not know at this time if I will try to come west for the Salem show or not??????

Paul Not just NYC!! The people selling them out of a cooler in the truck of their car down in Laredo are veeeeerrrryy suspious!!

Joe I do not think (?????) any of the short nosed Big Horns were ever produced?? The one prototype built spent its whole like at the Chrysler Proving Ground and rusted out real bad. Tony and Kyle Youngblood of Agusta GA were supposed to restore it and when Chrysler was sold to Fiat the Youngbloods ended us up as the owners. They had an article on it in the ATCA Double Clutch about a year or two ago. I would have to reread the article to make a definate statement. Brocky

GH204 Thanks for all the pictures and explaination of your operation. Most of my conversations with Geoff were about old trucks rather than farming although he had posted a few pictures of his trucks with orchards in the background. I was going to visit your area after Yakima but then decided not to drag my Diamond T that far from home. Geoff had said I could park it at his place while we went to Alaska in just the F-250.

Gearhead One of you neighbors, Geoff Thornton, participates on the Just Old Trucks forum during the winter. He has older Petes and a Diamond Reo and not sure what else possibly an older IH

As far as I know, ATHS still owns it..stored in New England? I also heard an unconfirmed rumor it was headed for the Mack museum in Allentown???

I remember that term "Trip Lease" very well.. Had to mail back the signs, bingo card, duplicate logs, ETC before they would pay you. And if they felt like hanging onto your money they sent them back saying you had done it wrong, and you started all over again!!

Mike I think Joe is right.. But try Tractor Supply???? It has a lot more pictures than text..

I would leave the fender flares and put 385 floats on it.. would be a mean looking truck!!

Man, I was WAY OFF!!! I knew the name rang a bell, now I cannot remember why I was up in that country unless it was a load of bulk potatos to a canning factory??

Was Narvon anywhere near where I remebered it was??

Here are a few ideas// http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/45314/Shops-and-Garages

Joe Leon and I spent all Sunday afternoon in there on the way home from Lititz last year. Could have spent ALL DAY!!! Coming north the first exit north of the 85-95 junction on the west side frontage road of 95. He has a lot of great trucks from Dr. Bill's collection and Diamond T's from Del DeYoung's auction.

OD Do not quote me on this as it has been more than 30 years since I have been there.. Want to say it is on PA RT 144, top of the hill north of Renovo on PA RT 120, west of Lock Haven on US 220 north of I 80.. I delivered sieving catalyst to a Mobil natural gas pumping station. At that time the last place to get any coffee was at the Railroad YMCA in downtown Renovo!!! Have Fun Brocky

The owners of of the Superliner and Pete are neighbors and good friends. I do not know what brand the bull bars are, but they both put them on at the same time.

Superior Transportation of Charleston SC on both the B81 and the lowboy it is loaded on.

and another.. Yep having troubles with resizing!!

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Some of the other stuff at Gaston.

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The Mideastern Chrome Shop invited the ATHS Palmetto Upstate Chapter to participate in their Spring Cruise In. Here are some of the Mack who showed up.

And this one at Lincolnton NC the last couple years

This one was at the ATHS Colfax NC show last November