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You're welcome Vlad!

You're very welcome.

That's great, maybe I can find this guy next year.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28526133@N04/albums/72157719447302483/page1 does this link even work?..anyhow, how about this one, it's the steel mill pictures.

Oh, here's my flickr link- and if you look at my other albums you will see the ones I took when we went to Bethlehem Steel.

That truck was in the Mack Museum the last time we went to Macungie. The picture doesn't really do it justice, that truck is beautiful.

updated updated picture-

Here's an updated group photo-

oh, almost forgot- the group photo.

I'm not really sure what I was looking at at all times, it would be nice to go there with somebody who knew more about it and what everything was. I have a lot of pictures of it on flickr though.

Here's a fine looking MB Mack. Here's a golf cart. Speaking of Bethlehem Steel, if you go to Macungie the old steel mill is a very good place to visit. There's stores, shops, casinos, restaurants, etc. there. I haven't been to any of those, but they have a catwalk there by the blast furnaces that you can walk and see everything about them up close. It's really neat to see.

Here's another girl in another car from the interweb because I don't have a picture of the bus.

Here's a girl in a car from the interweb though.

Maybe, haven't gotten to one yet.

Here's a couple more that just looked awesome.

I liked this one.

Yeah, me too. It just ain't the same.

Here's a few of many pictures I took at the greatest truck show on earth in Macungie, Pa. Some BMT members who just happened to be around the Watt's Mack tent around noon-ish. Here's the chef getting some cooking tips from master chef Jumper and son...I guess they're cooking tips. Then she went solo chef-ing anyway. Here's just a very few of the trucks, Dave Mitchell said there were over 900 trucks there. I'll have more pictures when I get home, and i'll post a link to Flickr when I post them.

Hmmm...I think you coulda' plugged that tire and made it back to the shop.

I saw those trucks!

So, who's going, if anyone? I'm loading up this rental car with stuff now. Me and Zina from Gladys, formerly known as Zina from Florida, are going and her sister Vicki from Florida is flying up too- imagine that. I'll prolly be hanging out over around the yellow fire trucks when I'm not walking around. I don't know if there will be any 1958 FWD fire trucks there. I, uhh...we...we got a stroller for the dog to ride in. He gets over-heated easily and he would duck under every few trucks he walked by in Harrisonburg to get in the shade. So, I might not be pushing a dog in a stroller, but what the hell, maybe I will be. We got another dog, and yeah, we spoil the heck out of him. But if anybody is around, my no. is 434-664-7847.

I was there too!

I tried to find that on Google earth but couldn't. I watched a YouTube video of a truck on the "million dollar highway" the other day, that was a pretty wild ride.

thank you Vlad.

That's right, as I was telling Wayne Ellis at the Harrisonburg show, a young man who owns 3 trucks, an R model, a 9300 IH, and his daily driver work truck, a '98 (I think) W900 that's putting over 600hp. to the ground, it was just different when I was his age, about 40 years ago. Back then, I drove a couple of trucks with 290hp. Cummins in them, then a VT 903 with 320hp, then a 285hp. 300 Mack, then 350's, and on and on. But everybody else had the same thing, the speed limit was 55 mph, and all was good, we got it done- with no engine brakes, power steering, satellite radio, or smart phones.