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  1. HarryS
    Very nice truck. Those mudflaps SD shows will set it off just right. Here's hoping you can get it ready and take your Dad for a ride. It will be something that will make him very happy and you will never forget.
  2. HarryS
    Great job, looks good. Those mid trailer turn signals would really set it off.
  3. HarryS
    Good find on the cabs. The shovel is really cool reminds me of Gearharts.
  4. HarryS
    I would definitely go with the radiant heat. My shop is 30X60 with 12' ceilings and hanging electric heat which works from the waist up and your feet freeze. Our winters are nowhere near as cold as yours. I would also trade the 12'X12' five foot deep pit for a lift, might just do it one day.
  5. HarryS
    Cool Jeep, you don't see many like that. There were a bunch of us went to dinner at Cracker Barrel in York Friday night of the show. I met the guy and his son with the garage doors. They live near Watts Mack. The B Model on the one door was at the show, it was the B?? (not sure of the number) with the Cummins, extended radiator. I think they also had the MH there.
  6. HarryS
    Carey, That Liberty truck is awesome, if it could only talk, the tales it could tell. MHFred, I know the tracks you are talking about (at Delaplane). A few years ago a friend, myself and our wives were out or a ride in his '41 Cadillac and hit those tracks at maybe 25 or 30 and jarred the transmission linkage enough to have it disconnect.
  7. HarryS
    Yeah, that's me, the fourth head.
  8. HarryS
    Great show nice to meet everyone at the photo shoot (I'm 3rd from right standing back row). Hats off to the MH group photo and video. I had a little insurance card hiccup also but was able to straighten it out with a call to JC Taylor.
  9. HarryS
    Sorry to hear that. This is supposed to fun.
  10. HarryS
    Thanks for the valuable lesson. Glad you are on the mend and that it wasn't worse.
  11. HarryS
    What a bummer! You never know when something is going to jump up and bite you. Best wishes for a quick recovery and making it to York.
  12. HarryS
    Very nice, love the looks of the H's.
  13. HarryS
    Congratulations on your new adventure.
  14. HarryS
    At least in the second video you had some soothing classic country on the radio.
  15. HarryS
    That's a nice looking unit to have been sitting for so long. It is a nice compliment to the rollback.
  16. HarryS
    I thought it was me.
  17. HarryS
    I read today that there were over 1,300 pre- registered vehicles.that is a big show. Wow. I hope the non preregistration is not too bad.
  18. HarryS
    Can't wait to see the other nine months.
  19. HarryS
    Looks like she is working on next years shop calendar.
  20. HarryS
    Very nice! It's going to really "POP" when it all comes together.
  21. HarryS
    That has really turned out nice.
  22. HarryS
    Ditto that!
  23. HarryS
    PS I forgot the most important part, he was asking $150 for the pair.
  24. HarryS
    Don't know if you are still looking for tanks. I saw a pair at the Winchester, VA show/flea market on Sat. Sorry I don't have a picture (I'm low tech) but they were 29" long and 24" in diameter. There were no cut outs or steps, made of aluminum. They seem to be in good condition. The seller is Al Pittman, he said he is just of the Pa Turnpike at mile marker 180, phone is 717-987-3971. Good Luck.
  25. HarryS
    Vlad, Thanks for posting this reminder of our not too distant past. I remember visiting the Russian War Memorial Gardens in East Berlin in 1963. If memory servers me there were over 12,000 Russian soldiers from WW II buried there in a mass grave. Very moving sight. Also I went to the WW II war plane fly over in Washington yesterday. There were about 50 planes of various descriptions flying in formation over DC. The sight and sound of those planes was awesome!

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