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The Duel truck was at Lincolnton, N.C, the Bison was in Colfax, N.C. Both of those shows are coming up, Lincolnton next month, Colfax is in October or November, usually the last show of the year around here. Colfax is just west of Greensboro, only a couple hours from here.

thanks Mack.

...that weren't really lost, I just forgot I even had a flickr account, most were on webshots and they're gone for good. I was doing an image search for something else and saw my own picture! Clicked on it and rediscovered my flickr pictures. http://www.flickr.com/photos/28526133@N04/with/4218701789/

something like this?

I like the Chevelle. This one belongs to some friends of mine from Cumberland, Va. Runs in the 9's in the quarter.

I like the green in the mud flaps.

That is a good looking truck, looks like one of those "barn finds" you hear about from time to time!

I spent many hours on one of these when I was a teenager. I think it was a '68. It had the same front bumper on it as the 4000 Ken posted. No, that's not me, I did an image search for a Ford 5000.

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you can load up a crew of grape pickers and head to the vineyard.

...and you're headed down the same path young fellow! But don't despair, there's still time to change your ways.

they've got the corridor H 4 lane done from Wardensville to rt. 93 now. 259 is a good road from Broadway to Baker now too, a lot wider than it used to be. We used to run 259 to 50 going to Luke, Md. and it was skinny and crooked as a dog's leg. We'd come out on 50 by a store, little ways past Dennis Lupton trucking. Now I get on the 4 lane at Baker and cross the mountain to Moorefield and either take 220 north to 50, or continue west to 93, and 42 to 50 to 560 to Oakland and 219 north, depending on where i'm going. I like running that way, little traffic, few cops, haven't seen the DOT.

now that's a bulldogmanmobile!

Lots of companies around here ran 237 Macks. It's all Jamerson Brothers ran for a long time, and H.H.Moore still ran some hauling chips to Covington- very heavy loads, and you pretty much have to cross the mountain to get there. A fellow named Leon used to drive the switch truck for H.H. at the woodyard in Dillwyn, Va. It was a 237 R model, daycab. He got paid by the hour to switch trailers all day, then he'd load the last load and take it to Covington himself, in that switch truck. A load of chips to Covington only paid $30 then. A story "lone wolf" told- He used to haul pulpwood, the 5' billets, from a woodyard in Appomattox that used to be where Appomattox Hardware is now. He pulled for Jamerson Brothers and ran to Hopewell, Va. He had an old Emeryville with a 220 Cummins and a 10 speed. One time his truck was broke down so Herbert Jamerson told him to drive one of his F models to run a few loads. So he did, and he said that 237 had so much power he just couldn't drive his Emeryville any more, so he just kept on driving a Jamerson Bros. truck and parked the Emeryville.

Congratulations Joe and Candice! Bulldogman called me Wednesday night and told me. He asked if i'd heard from you and I told him I missed a call from you, and he told me that's what it was,a bouncing baby boy. So, what did you name him? Tommy?..William?..Joe?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt0Jp7tdfnQ&list=UUG7tsiz6ywbDe4-26sfWJcQ

I like to grill stuff, and have a beer while i'm grilling! light charcoal, have a beer. dump charcoal in grill, have a beer. I put some rub on both sides, put them over indirect heat, had a beer, got the secret recipe bbq sauce at the ready. put them over direct heat to brown them some- keep cooking until out of beer, even if they're over cooked. beer's gone, time to eat! They were actually very good for discount bin pork chops!

it was on 259, a few miles south of Baker.

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Guess i'll just stay here and cook these two porch chops on the grill. They're really thick, so I gotta go low and slow. They were in the reduced bin, but they looked good. If they smell good i'm gonna eat it. I'll post another picture after they're cooked, if I don't have food poisoning.

That's what bulldog man needs- he can sell the knuckle boom and put a little dump body on the truck.

Jim and I will be there later- i'll probably be there first, since he's coming all the way from New Hamster or somewhere.

There's a ski resort a little north of Oakland, Md, not far from Mt. Storm.

is this a new record for replies in the introduction forum?

they come in from up top somewhere. I've never seen them there except late in the evening, when the hillside is in the shade. I think they go there to relax, i've seen them jumping around and playing there on those rocks