Green Dash

That dash was what, late "67???

I'm pretty sure that was the timing. This appears to be a 200 series but early 300's had the old dashboard also.

Excellent. They were right on the money about how seeing and responding to "the signal" can make a driver's entire day.

Recabbed? I don't think a '64 would have that dashboard.

Beautiful truck! Seeing those photos is going to make it difficult to get into a Pinnacle tonight and see a bulldog on the steering wheel.

What is the purpose of the hole in the heater box? I've seen those a few times but never knew why it was there.

That truck is perfect for his operation. No reason to sell it.

it's good to hear that International and Freightliner trucks are once again reliable, even if it took the redefining of the word to get there.

He hit the trifecta-wire, traffic light, dump truck.

How cant you feel the swing of the raised dump body?

I'm sure that will come up in the questioning.

I...uh...like it. I think the cab is designed to look like a '71. The logo and nameplates are of the early 70's style.

She should open up a GoFundMe account. I'd do my part to see she gets her $6000 back.

Nothing turns a bad day of driving into a good one like some beautiful scenery.

Yes, it was nice, and the weather was beautiful- T shirt weather! And I started to stay home and work on the Dodge.

Jo asked me why I had so many pictures of that one girl- the one with the long hair, black top, tight- really,really tight- jeans- and I told her I hadn't even noticed her, she "just happened to be there when I was taking a picture". She did not believe me...I can not understand it, but she did not believe me.

Hmmmph!..women.

So then I came clean and 'fessed up- "OK, I did notice her spectacular ass in those tight fitting jeans, but it didn't bother me at all- I tried to get her in the pictures just because I knew others would like it, it was not for myself at all, because i'm just that kind of guy, always thinking of others."

And oddly enough, she didn't fall for that one either.

I think you lost her at "spectacular ass".

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

our NSU was also a Wankel

As opposed to boing, boing, boing.

That MH looks like the one that was at the ATHS Show in new Stanton.

I was heading south on I-79 near Morgantown a few weeks ago and saw what I thought was a random bridge support pillar in the median. It was too dark to double-check in the mirror so, assuming I was hallucinating, I put down the glue went on my merry way. It turns out what I saw was real and in my opinion, long overdue.

http://www.transportation.wv.gov/highways/engineering/comment/i79interchange/Documents/FINAL-EA-REPORT.pdf

Good to hear it's working well for you. I drive a '15 daycab at work that does peddle work during the day and linehaul at night, 5 days a week. At 198k miles, it's only had a few minor electronic malfunctions, all of which were relatively quick fixes at the company shop.

I didn't realize it was that costly to participate in the shows

It's good to know your elevation...I guess.

GIC?..WTF?

GIAC, the one driving with her toes. The reckless twit is on her phone and not using a hands free device. Elevation is easy to find. Go on Google Earth, point to your location of choice ( use the mouse, not your finger ) and look across the bottom of the screen for elev.

i enjoyed the video, but how did you manage to roll the truck over at the end?

GIC needs to get off the damn phone while driving.

Did some driving around central PA and western MD this weekend. Trees at 3000 feet are bare and at my house, which is 1075 ft ASL, they're mostly green. Snow was blowing around on the ridges both days.

I sent a friend request on Facebook but haven't heard back, which is not unusual for me. He was on there last week.

I've seen the Chevy a few times if that's the one with the V-12, but never the Bison.

Best wishes for your wife to remain cancer free.

On a truck note: love that Bison!