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I can't open the attachment...anyone else able to?

Is this an EHU? Cab looks pretty bad. Sorry I couldn't get a photo, my computer wouldn't let me.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1940-MACK-C-O-E-/141004129935?_trksid=p2045573.m2042&_trkparms=aid=111000&algo=REC.CURRENT&ao=1&asc=27&meid=8628646231957107572&pid=100033&prg=1011&rk=3&sd=221245268774&&forcev4exp=true

If these have maxi brakes, be very careful!! If you aren't familiar with spring brakes get some good advice before taking them apart.

Found this on CL...looks nice, but don't know anything about it.

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/3826696496.html

On the video it sounds like he waited until he passed the girls to slam his hand in the door.

Nice rims!

Man, those are some odd-looking cabs.

The 1989 E9500

I Miss My MH's!

The 1986 E6-350

Love your MH.

Cabover withdrawl sucks!

bbigrig, what is the thumping noise you say you miss on that MH picture in your galley?

Actually I thought the dogs were watching the other trucks as you passed them by.

Nice! Just enough chrome/polished to look classy.

Wheels look fantastic, like those 2 piece rims! Did you paint the rims with the tires on or off? I'd like to paint my rims with the tires off but the paint gets destroyed pounding the lock ring back on.

Fuel injection lines are typically all the same length (all cylinders 1-6). Also the wall thickness of a brake line is not thick enough. Best to just go buy a set or have a fuel pump shop make them.

Amen to that...very high pressure in these lines. Need to use material that's made for injection pressure.

Looks great...love that classic Mack green.

The original Gilley's closed down, then had a fire, then was demolished to build a school. They opened a new Gilley's elsewhere with some of the original memorabilia.

New photos are great! I see you pulled it with a tractor--how far did you have to drag it home?

I thought maybe it had a maple leaf on it.

Sounds great! Keep up the good work.

You ain't kiddin about drivers these days...last year a tow truck driver here in Columbus, Ohio was killed when a drunk driver rammed the car he was hooking up to. That's the second tow driver I can remember here in recent years.

Get My Chain. (for pulling out Fords and Dodges)

I don't think it was originally T shaped...IIRC mine were more like Ron said. Maybe years of wear made it T shaped.

I can't say enough good things about PB Blaster. I've sprayed it on bolts that were absolutely destroyed with rust, let it soak a while, maybe tap on it with a hammer and spray some more on it and whammo! Off it comes. It would probably do a nice job of loosening valves and pistons and such.

Those long nose western R models are cool...the only thing I don't like is the way the fenders are cut short on the back. What is the aluminum box under the fender with the two holes in it?

Check out this beautiful Brock that's being restored. I know it's not Jersey, but it's an exceptionally nice truck.

http://www.brockwaytrucks.org/messageboard/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3460&sid=cb6c823ee29f19cd88bab982f113427b

I see this one has the steering box mounted on the axle...is there a big advantage to that? How about disadvantages?

Red hubs with silver rims will look great!