paul roncetti

possibly, but i dont know how to drive it, LOL

No way of fitting a tandem under it?

wow, you know a lot of people Bryan

I actually don't think my wheelbase is any longer than those trucks, but the body is higher without a slanted tailgage and shorter. I think my Staten Island B81 is same setup except is the model before the DM came out

Thanks mackman for any info u can find on them. Im the 5th owner of mine, originally owned by DeCatano or Triano in Worcester, MA, Then went to DeAngelis and then Armstrong, Always worked in that area (Not sure about these spellings yet)

right

you got that right blackdog, talking about that, are KW's and Peeweebuilts capable of going off of ashpalt , cant recall ever seeing one on a site job, etc

Hi mackman, Thanks, Do they still exist? Do you think its a combination of the color, relatively shorter and high body, that makes them stand out? They just look more powerful and heavier than mine, attached.....Paul

NICE PICS BRYAN, HOW DID YOU FIND THEM

WOW, YOU SURE YOU DIDN'T OVERDUE IT (Just kidding)

Welcome Austin from Falmouth, MA

They were not well advertised, need improving

Today, Was another one in Sandwich also and then another bigger one in Eastham a few weeks back.

Small world. let me know, try and find out where Dave is also. I always gave them good references when needed. Bob may be working at Pocasset Machine, Thanks......Paul

Hi RFC, Yes, you complimented me really. Yes, I know him and his brother Dave. Both worked for me, Dave longer than Bob. Were both top shelf machinists. I referred Dave to a friend at his shop when they came back from, I think MN They both worked there until the shop closed, have no idea where they are now.........Paul

Thanks Sean, LOL, I wonder if its for sale, just need to change a few letters on the front bumper....Paul

Hi Rob, Like mine which a lot of people give me a lot of grief on?

Did you're Father own the dump trailer Jocko?

1944 Sterling at show too