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I just said to my wife after showing her these pictures "you know, Chris has three things I didn't have" 1. A place to work on it 2. The right equipment to work on it 3. The skills to work on it I'm excited to see the progress.

Holy crap! You've taken this to the next level. Makes me happy. Paul - the back of the hood where it meets the cowl was chewed up from people letting it slam down on the cowl. I drove to MA to get that green hood two years ago. The back yard looks weird with it gone now. I wanted to use it for a picnic table one 4th of July.

I forgot to mention the door handle was there. When I cleaned out all the junk from the cab almost three years ago I found it and tucked it under the seat so I don't lose it. Then I completely forgot about having it. I'm am thrilled you are taking care of the door issues. And quite impressed with your fab skills too. How did you make out with the drivers latch? I had a good feeling I was handing it over to the right guy. You know, I may have to drive up to you to see it all fixed up. As I mentioned to you and your buddy you should show it at Macungie in June. It doesn't make a difference if it's painted or not. Everything and everyone is welcome.

Happy New Year to everyone and your family's!

Chris, That's awesome! Thanks for continuing this thread! I have a blog I started too "Save the General" but was slow on the updates. Let me get that up to speed first and then you can send me updates so I can post it. I couldn't be happier with the buyer. Those door latch issue bothered me enough to know it should be fixed but I learned to live with it. You have a better workshop since mine was always outside.

One step at a time. But it would be a cool conversion. There's also a B61 rollback in PA that I would have interest in as well. Both b's are around the same price. I'm not close to doing anything though.

Well I do have my eye on a B30 wrecker that's been for sale for a while. I speak with the owner Tim on a regular basis. Once my business is in full swing and money is not as much of a worry I'm going to check it out. Hopefully before Macungie.

Merry Christmas to one and all

Merry Christmas guys

Merry Christmas to all of you guys and your family's from Sandy and I.

Well the end of an era has happened. The General sold yesterday. I actually sad it went but it did go to a good home in NY State. More importantly is that the new owner has a large garage to keep it out of the weather and it's going to live a retired life pulling a trailer of restored John Deere tractors to shows and probably going to bring it to some truck shows too. I would be lying if I said I didn't shed a tear as I watched it roll on to the highway on the low boy when they left.

No Jake. I wish Well the end of an era has happened. The General sold yesterday. I am actually sad it went but it did go to a good home in NY State. More importantly is that the new owner has a large garage to keep it out of the weather and it's going to live a retired life pulling a trailer of restored John Deere tractors to shows and probably going to bring it to some truck shows too. I would be lying if I said I didn't shed a tear as I watched it roll on to the highway on the low boy when they left.

I forgot to mention that the clutch brake is also brand new with under 100 miles on it.

Paul - Thanks for the tips. I want to get out and drive it one more time before it gets sold. I have a interested buyer from this site who is in PA. He sounds like the right buyer and more importantly I will hopefully get to see the truck finished. Its sad but my business is more important right now. I buy something else down the road once some steady money is flowing again.

Thanks Vlad. It's a strong running truck. Considering that was the 4-5 time I drove it without anyone teaching me not bad. Ken, it sounds better in person but LOUD!

I just realized I never posted the video of the wife and I going for a cruise.

Holy cow that thing is awesome! I love the rollback action.

Randy, You got that right. I'm also hoping it goes to a guy in the hobby, and not someone who will tear it up. My job was to rescue it. The next owner I'm hoping will to take it to that next level. If that happens, I'll be happy.

Tom, I sent you a message with my phone number. I would love to talk to you. This was Eds old truck he bought from Best.

Thanks guys. Yeah it sucks but when I'm ready, I'm going look for a B61 or and R-Model after the business is cruising along.

With absolute regret I have to put the General up for sale. 6 Months ago my boss retired and I found myself unemployed. I started my own thing over the last 5 months and now I am officially a business. With this comes more responsibility and expenses. Unfortunately this means a few of the "extra" toys have to go. This being one of them. I am sad and sick in the stomach to put the General up for sale. My main goal was to get it road worthy and bring it to Macungie. I never got to take it to any show. Which is why the decision was made to put it up for sale. The specs: 1984 GMC General 5-Star Silver 8v92 Detroit Diesel 13-Speed Roadranger 12k Front Axle 38k Rear Axle 4.10 Gears Rayco Suspension Power Diverter PTO and Wetline Kit Power Steering Factory A/C - Needs work Air Ride Drivers Seat AM/FM Radio Extra Hood New Fuel Pump in Sept 2015, 4 New Battery's in 2013, New Kysor Valve, New taillights, Clutch Brake also replaced less than 100 miles ago, Just serviced - filters, oil, lube, drive belts. etc. $Thousands invested! Runs like a beast. Asking $8,500 obo Parked in Farmingdale NJ (Monmouth Co) I have videos on YouTube and a whole thread on this truck on the site as well.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone and your family's.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone and your family's.

I believe one of the rules for listing in the For Sale area is you must list a price.

Amado, Welcome to BMT. Your English is better than some of the guys here. We love pictures so if you have any of the trucks you mentioned or ones you took of others in your country, post them. You will learn a lot here, as well as things maybe not so good. Plus we love Superliners here.