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I guess that's why you used to smell the paper mill in Covington driving along on 64, and the mill was at the far end of town, but you can't smell it any more.

My brother went to this event Saturday with his wife and youngest daughter, and didn't even take a camera! There were no pictures of your truck of interest on that facebook page either, not that i saw anyway.

no e mail, but there's a mailing address and a phone no. 1741 Ashland Road Rockville, Va. 23146 804-741-8468

Vinny, I go right by there going to Milton and back. I stopped there at the store by the show grounds today to see what I could see, but I didn't see that truck anywhere. Gates were closed, no trespassing signs on the gate, nobody around. I did see a nice looking B model mixer,an Autocar,and another unidentified truck in the field.Took pictures of them,but can't post them until I get home.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Field-Day-of-the-Past/416478481741801

I think that show was just this past weekend. I didn't go myself, but i've always heard that it's a good show. They have demonstrations of old machinery,farm equipment,tractor pulls, and lots of other stuff going on.

And "suicide Whites".

I'm...i'm touched...I don't know what to say- thank you hatcity, thank you very much indeed.

The black B dump is sweet! And the John Deere- maybe they'll be at Winchester.

I've got a few wild grapes growing around the edge of the yard and in the woods. Most of them are too high to reach- I don't have a forklift, like we used at the shop, or even a ladder for that matter. So I ordered this grape picker tool from ACME Products. Cost $499.18 and it included 5 sticks, 4 tie straps, a used miracle-gro bucket, and a strip of aluminum off an old storm door. Had to assemble it myself. Theoretically, if I duct tape the bucket to the stick, then put a bunch of grapes in the slot between the two top sicks and pull down,the grapes should fall into the bucket. Theoretically that is, haven actually tried it out yet.

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I do- two bottles.

Yes indeed, great looking truck there!

Manatee in the crock pot...sounds good-Hat ,could you send me a recipe? What do you season them with? I just use some garlic, black pepper, and oregano in my baby seal recipe, never cooked a mantatee before.

they only cook crockpot armadillos in sunny south Florider.

All I know is that venison is very delicious, and it's good for you...very tasty...healthy...did I mention delicious? You can grill it, fry it, roast it, it's all delicious- but put a venison roast in the crock pot with potatoes, onions, and carrots...holy mackerel, it's better than finding a U model in the weeds somewhere.

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I don't know, it looks like the photo was taken at a truck show, but there was no information about it at all.

No, sorry, but your math is all wrong. I think you should have divided by 24/7. I'll 'splain it- Jeff is one of the sons in F.L.Moore and Sons. He has three trucks leased to the company. I'm like every other driver there, except i'm lazier than most, but I get paid the same, do the same things,etc. I just have more bosses. He used to get nicer trucks, like the Pete I used to drive, and the W900 Billy Bob drives now. His third truck is a slope nosed Pete, a 386 I think? Anyway, since I drive for Jeff and Teresa, I get a new truck when they get new trucks, not when F.L.Moore and sons get new trucks. When I got the T660 i'm driving now-well,not actually right now,i'm sitting at home- Jeff just took one of the company trucks they had ordered, with no extra frills and features. Or extra horsepower- he told me "the days of the big horsepower are over." The F.L.M. website says the co. has 63 tractors. http://www.flmoore.com/about-us.html

Saw this on facebook. One of the nicer looking pickup conversions i've seen, looks pretty neat- i'd drive that!

it is, I would have thought it would have knocked that tree plum outa the ground!

I'm constantly on the look out for seat covers and U models.

Yes, they form the steel beams with them.