HarryS
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Looks like the Hooter's girls are getting younger and younger or is just me.
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Thanks for the pictures. Hated to miss the show.
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It' hard to concentrate with the driver in place but I think it is a chopped Merc lead sled '49, '50 or '51.
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Welcome. I don't think it's a crazy idea. I did the same thing with a B-61. It really stands out at a car show.
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Here's a picture of the wheel chock.
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Sure glad you all escaped without serious injury. Your UTE held up really well. Look at that rear rim!
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Great pictures. Thanks for posting. Sorry I missed you and Freight Train along with some of the others.
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Anybody at the show or going tomorrow? I spoke to a friend that is there and I think he said there were somewhere around 800 trucks so far. I plan on going in the morning.
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B61 at the body shop
HarryS replied to autocardc's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Sad to see but does look fixable. I wonder about the story also. -
I thought I remembered him having an auction and in the process of relocating from VA to Maine. This was after a hassle from the local govt types about his proposed housing for veterans.
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I see it sold for $45750. I don't know if that is a good price or not but I do know you couldn't come close to restoring one for that amount.
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"OtherDog's Steel Coil Chaining School and Brass Pole-a-torium"
HarryS replied to 1958 F.W.D.'s topic in Odds and Ends
Same here. Well deserved. -
Excellent info. I always wondered if those straps would meet the ratings. It was interesting to see the claw hooks did not fail.
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New here! B60T project
HarryS replied to SkippyMack's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Happy Birthday to all of y'all! -
Mack B-53/B-63 comparison.
HarryS replied to John Dameron's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I don't know the difference between the two models but do know the truck in your picture. It is a B-53 and belongs to a fellow from Warrenton whose father owned it and operated as a concrete mixer. It is a beautiful truck that went through an extensive restoration and addition of all the creature comforts A/C PS etc.
