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    41Chevy posted this picture a few years ago...seems like a lot of the W71s had sleeper boxes on them.
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    I didn't know that! I see the bottom of the windshield on the conventional lines up with the bottom of the vent wing, but on the H model the windshield drops lower than the wing. So these trucks are genuine L models, not H cabs fitted onto an L chassis.
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    I love it! I notice he doesn't need any suitcase weights with that big motor in there.
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    Man, that's a crusty old F model!
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    The pinstriping and other details look fantastic.
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    Oh, snap!!
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    Yes, there are a lot of 3408s out there (mostly in equipment as davehummell says). When I worked at Cat we found them to be very reliable. If you can afford this truck it sounds like a nice machine.
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    That is a gorgeous truck. It's the same cab as an H model, I would rather have one of those than my H but if you ever found one for sale the dollar signs would be multiple.
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    David, please don't blame this on one race in particular...I have rednecks in my town that leave trash behind constantly. I think it's universal that if parents don't teach their kids respect they will do ignorant things like that.
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    +1 on Hagerty...they had the best rate for me, about $300/year for one truck.
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    For $2,000, the thing should be stainless with 24k gold trim!!
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    A Mack with Mack graphics on it, kinda neat. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-WINROSS-1-64-Scale-MACK-TRUCKS/283747605658?hash=item4210acdc9a:g:pXsAAOSwuJFeIii9&autorefresh=true
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    I saw these for sale on ebay, part number 116QS373P2 and they're 16-5'8" x 9-1/2"...must be for early trucks.
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    I wanted to replace my hub caps, but I couldn't find new ones. I have an FA511 axle with the threaded caps instead of having 5 or 6 bolts. Thankfully Stemco still makes a window replacement kit (part #359-5999 for 2-3/4" window). My local Advance Auto Parts was able to order the kits for $9.00 each. Also thankfully the screws came out without breaking; using my little impact gun on them helped.
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    Now you're thinking ahead!
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    The holes in the front spring hangers for the cab mount bar were pretty wallowed out (aluminum hangers). I found some brass bushings and had the machine shop bore the holes and press the bushings in. Worked out pretty well, total cost around $100.
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    I've seen some very poor quality stainless over the last few years...mostly on hardware coming from China.
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    Now that's a truck!!
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    Maybe the right tank got overfilled at one point ;-)
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    Ain't working on old trucks fun? You get to correct 50 years of sloppy repair work.
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    1968 Ford

    h67st posted a topic in Trucks for Sale

    Looks to be in decent shape (except for the hoist). The cab's not rusted out or beat up like most trucks this age. https://columbus.craigslist.org/grd/d/heath-ford-grain-truck/7052718806.html
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    Lesson 27A: Always use dunnage when dropping a loaded trailer unless it's on a pad designed for such a load.
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    Those menu prices are crazy! I guess Nascar fans are rich folks.
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    B67 logo, starting bid $20 seems reasonable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/MACK-TRUCK-B67-SCRIPT-ORNAMENT-EMBLEM-MASCOT-HOT-ROD/324032539475?hash=item4b71d82b53:g:FfEAAOSwqXxdGQjE

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