2stacksuperdog

Some of the parts guys are good just their management has major problems. We deal exclusively with the dealer in Montville, CT.

No way dude go with the original mirror techs, I'd go with the bumper mounted style. Look at j Bruno and sons trucks. Best look around. I bought a set from gabrielli mack dogs and all. I wouldn't go with the fender style, doesn't have that same look.

Dont use that dealer name, it makes people heads hurt lol

Looks like something you would find on a Honda civic or lowered Toyota pickup...

Owner says torches are getting closer...

The CT Valley Railroad a.k.a Essex steam train runs 3 restored engines 2 being pre-1940s and their most recent a 1989 Chinese built engine which burned in a arson fire at the Know and Kane railroad. They bought it and rebuilt it to New Haven Railroad specs. this is it when they first finished it

Where in New England?

Happy Birthday!

Looks like a trojan loader

You need new flags then. They check that stuff now

Yep dodges had tranny problems and the front brakes have problems

At least with a ford or dodge you would have some chance of getting home even if you have to push it. The chevy chassis would break behind the cab and you'd be stuck......

We got all new side rails for our superliner and it was a little over 1000 through General radiator and it was here in a few days.

To bad its its on a Ford....

At least it will run for ever like a mack.......

Our rad for the RD was 800 and R 800 and RW 800 The R and RW were from same place. RD came from local radiator shop.

Saw this on CL thought it was pretty cool and would interest somebody.

http://worcester.craigslist.org/pts/3937760835.html

Looks like it was a corn or hay hauler

Yes i am. I may be in high school but that doesn't mean i dont know what im talking about or how to drive. I drive a lot better then half the clowns they let drive on the road. At least i can back up a 22ft trailer to where I want want it and those guys cant even back up a 48ft in the middle of a parking lot.

I sense some tension here...

Are "bells" CT lingo for cone axle caps? I have never heard that term used anywhere else.

No i heard it was a NY thing. We call them cone axles here

Yep. I was looking at a front spoke hub today and it said the same thing.

They put V12s in Brockways and R700s

Oh. I heard about this.

I dont think they ever made cones that small for the 38s

You know of a U-model! Vinny wil be excited.