Green Dash
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Stayed in Galloway and went to AC, Ocean City, Wildwood, and drove to Cape May to check it out.
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Best wishes to your son for a successful surgery and speedy recovery.
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Oh dear God, how the hell...
Green Dash replied to maintainingthefleet's topic in Introduction Forum
Oh dear God is right! That's quite a task you've taken on. Best of luck and I hope you can survive long enough to make a difference, one junk truck and incompetent driver at a time. -
Beat me too it. I don't think it's a bicentennial, maybe just wannabe. I've seen plenty of brochures and a few on the road, but never a flat-roof cabover.
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A scare like yours can really put things in perspective. Where are you vacationing? We just got home today after a few days each in NYC, Long Island, and south Jersey. Yeah, we hit some beaches.
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Back when I was drinking there were times when two thumbs was all I could get up.
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Not all wimmin, just Nuns.
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Green Dash replied to phildirt's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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Absolutely beautiful truck, Ernie! I think I mentioned this company in the past but M. Levin used to have a place in Rosenhayn and they had 3 Brockway cabovers. 2 had Detroits and the 3rd had a Cat or Cummins. They were blue with a white stripe.
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Thanks for sharing the photos. I visited the makeshift memorial a few years ago which was quite an experience.
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I see Winfall has a McDonald's next to the train station. Oops, I thought I saw golden arches. I'd still eat there, though.
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It looks like you had a very nice visit, Vlad. Thank you for sharing the photos. You visited many places that I would like to visit when I have time.
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Ohio Vintage Truck Jamboree
Green Dash replied to Rich Reinhart's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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I got's me sum stop-by pictures: http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Ragman517/library/#/user/Ragman517/library/Williams%20Lumber?sort=3&page=1&_suid=13726424392920052732182084580914
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Yep, the family's name was Gillette.
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progress on my rubber duck truck
Green Dash replied to R Steele's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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We're being invaded......with pix of boobage
Green Dash replied to 1958 F.W.D.'s topic in Odds and Ends
I guess IIya will be returning to the states some time in the future now that he knows that ALL American women look like that. ..and ruined it for the rest of us assholes. -
Happy Birthday! I remember when I turned 20......nah, just kidding.
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Thanks and Happy Father's Day to all the Dads on here.
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The GPS programmers need to include the phrase "You can't get there from here" into when asked for directions between certain locations in PA. That's a common phrase around here. I had 5 skids of fireworks on a load home from Harrisburg last week and had to run 322 & 22 because I was placarded for Explosives which are forbidden in the Turnpike tunnels. I would consider that a "beginners" route compared to some of the other roads over the mountains but the 25 miles or so it adds to the run takes an additional 45-50 minutes.
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2013 ATCA Macungie Show June 14, 15, 2013
Green Dash replied to fxfymn's topic in Truck Shows and Events
Thanks for sharing so many detailed pics for those of us that couldn't make it. -
Very nice pictures. The Transtar has the raised cab-A 903 Cummins maybe?
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The pics are spectacular, as always. I'll return the goats to the hill when mating season is over.
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In the mid 70's they had no specific company livery. The Marmons were two-tone blue (the V12), maroon and grey, and 2 were brown and tan and had the same stripes with the colors reversed. The only other trucks I recall were a red and white KW, a two-tone green Pete, and a blue R model daycab. They were on the west side of 17, just north of the truck stop.
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