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Rowdy and Dozer leave the grocery store...

I like the blue one in your picture, looks like a B-67, and the white dump beside it, and that other one beside the dump truck too. But I think I like the blue one best...yeah, i'll take it.

I look around for that truck every time I run rt. 2 up from Weirton, but i've never seen it.

Polo!..

thanks Bob!

Yep, the shorter the trailer the harder it is to back.

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They should have sent one Warthog in there to clear the mob from the streets around the embassy. That would be my protest response. All over a movie they didn't approve of. What if we killed and murdered and slaughtered and destroyed every time we didn't like something?..geez!

Looking good! I always liked dark and light shades of the same color on a truck. Jamerson Brothers used to have dark blue/light blue and dark green/ light green F-models and R-models.

It's sitting just south of exit 132, east side of the interstate. It's up in the north corner of the lot, out by I-79, up on the hill.Here's their website, with a phone no. http://www.jarcotrucksandtrailers.com/pre_owned_list.asp

That old GMC's been there a long time. It was almost covered up by weeds and bushes. When I saw that most of the brush had been cleared from around it I walked up there and took some pictures the other day. I was delivering about 200 yards down the street from it in Chester, W.V.

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I didn't see anything last week, so I didn't take any pictures of anything. But this week, I saw this big Mack dump truck again This old GMC A girl on the corner Nice looking B model dump truck An R model with a load of pulpwood. Some legs in a car- couldn't get any closer without tapping the car in front of me at the redlight in the gas hole. KW with a load of wood Another Mack dump A slightly better picture of the wrecker in Fairmont Some old units in the field And last but not least...a girl in a car.

Passed by a nice looking B-model wrecker for sale in Fairmont, West Virginia. It's sitting at a place called Jarco Truck Sales. They have a website, jarcotrucks.com, but there was no mention or pictures of the wrecker. They might be selling it for somebody else. I managed to get a couple of bad pictures of it driving by on I-79. Looks good from a distance.

Looks great! I'd sure like to have a B-model mixer sign like that- I'd put it on the living room wall!

implanted chips, social security numbers tattooed on your body, all that reminds me of the mark of the beast. I'll never willingly do either.

uhhh...I think it's a fellar called hatcity- his chief deppity is randyp. But i'm not sure about any of that.

uhh...yay, randyp's back!

dammit!

outstanding Ben! Great job on the truck and the video. I especially liked the mud flaps.

I fear he has abandoned us for good Mike...he ain't never coming back. I'm even giving up on my plan to call him every day...as randyp would say "snif snif..."

I am the warning point giver-outer. that's not gonna get you one, because now I know you just want a warning point.gee...hope I don't get one for lying...

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Got the new Double Clutch magazine today. It's a great magazine- and unlike some other antique truck groups, who seem as stuck-up as...well, never mind that- all the people involved in the ATCA just seem like regular folks. The kind of people you could just enjoy talking to without you thinking that they're thinking "geez, what an a-hole i'm talking to-does he think I really care about his thoughts?.. we should raise our dues..wish he'd leave...my tee time is in 40 minutes...". In other words, they're people like us, who just like old trucks,and trucks in general. Had a ballot in this issue to vote for the board of directors, and a brief summary of everyones views and why you should vote for them. You could vote for up to 8 people, but I only voted for 7. Doug Maney was 4 of them, I just put x4 by his name. Just joking, but the ATCA is still a great organization, and Double Clutch is a great magazine too. Just my opinion.

Amen brother Bob!