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  1. h67st
    Cool old truck...$6,500. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2476194762511896/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ae6020877-9fe8-4d53-8e17-7effb451c20d
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    In Greeneville TN, says the truck runs. $2,000. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/449453736868588/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ae6020877-9fe8-4d53-8e17-7effb451c20d
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    I found a use for my old masks. The only thing is, I've got to remember to remove it before I start the truck or else I'll have to get the truck vaccinated.
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    The H model got $25,000, and the '62 B61 got $19,000.
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    The truck is in Germantown Ohio, $15,000. Says it's a one owner truck with 211,000 miles on it. No specs on the engine but it looks like a shiny 290 with a Jake brake. https://dayton.craigslist.org/hvo/d/germantown-international-4370-semi-truck/7486771505.html
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    Did any American trucks have Rolls-Royce engines as an option? I've never heard of one.
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    1960 B61

    h67st posted a topic in Trucks for Sale

    $30,000--in Connecticut, says it's been restored. https://aths.org/backlot/137880/1960-b61-mack-truck-restored/connecticut/usa/trucks/
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    $6,500, located in Mass., 711 engine not running. https://aths.org/backlot/137894/1958-mack-b81/massachusetts/usa/trucks/
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    I assume you've changed the fuel filters, that would be the first thing. Next would be a problem in the transfer (lift) pump, or sucking air at one of the fuel inlet lines.
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    Shop Talk

    h67st replied to Onyx610's topic in Odds and Ends

    Maybe the camera is so they can post the video on Yewtube if something funny happens while he's trying to change the tire.
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    That L cab B model looks good...the White looks like it's too rusty.
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    Nice work, it looks like a factory piece.
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    I can't take credit for that, I am definitely not a body/paint man. The guy who did the work is an artist.
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    I found a pair of NOS side dogs, I really like the look!
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    Museum auction in Forest City NC on May 21st. A nice looking H672T and EH. https://auction.tommackclassics.com/vehicles?q[s][0][name_dir]=lot.asc
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    This guy has 6 available, $25 each plus shipping. That's pretty cheap, don't ask how much I paid for my H67 emblem. https://www.ebay.com/itm/275291229546?hash=item4018a2cd6a:g:21kAAOSwTZFiajd5
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    That guy's got a lot of stuff! http://whalenauction.com/?es_feed_target=%2F%2Fwww.GoToAuction.com%2Ffeed%2Fes_c1002.cgi%3Fes_id%3D4318%26id%3D1372472%26feed_type%3D200%26es_cfid%3D7420
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    The cover calls for a gasket but I've used form-a-gasket before to seal it up, no problem.
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    Wish I could help, I've never put one of those in.
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    I found some rubber mat material from a place called RubberCal, it looks decent and not too expensive. I used heavy posterboard and scribed around the outline of the floor, then laid it on the rubber to cut around the pattern. It worked really well; I bought some jute from Restoration Specialties and I'll use some spray glue to stick it to the back of the rubber.
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    I see your breakers are mounted solid in the dash...the H model has a removeable panel which makes it easier to wire the breakers.
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    These are the only ones the guy had, he used to work at Macungie and had kept these around for many years. I'll ask him if he knows what they used them on.
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    I bought a set of gold side dogs; I'm familiar with the ones that have a "dull" or "brushed" gold finish but these are very glossy, almost look gold-plated. Does anyone know what they used these for?
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    Swish, you are truly a master of computer graphics. If the trucking thing doesn't pan out, you could always make a living doing the graphics.

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