HarryS

Speaking of Shipping Wars, I see Roy, the nasty guy with the cat died of a heart attack last month at the age of 49.

Nice looking equipment. That green grass sure looks nice this time of year.

Condolenceses to you and your family for your loses and admiration for raising and giving opportunity to your grandson. Hope to see Daniel in the Superbowl some day.

Very nice. What size rubber?

That's kind of what I thought. Thanks.

Will the transmission top cover come off with just removing the panels of the floorboard? It looks like there is very little clearance between it and the cross support.

Very cool video. Looks like a lot of fun.

Seems like for that kind of money and enthusisam they would at least flop the plywood over so you could see the front end.

Here's the rest of the story on the Plymouth. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/07/automobiles/collectibles/07RUST.html?ref=automobiles&_r=0

It is "too rich for my blood" also.

Horseless Carriage had a NOS White 3000 cab still in the crate. I remember seeing it a few years ago and I think he had it for sale in Wheels of Time.

I was looking at procelain signs on ebay and came across this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Mack-Trucks-LEFT-RIGHT-DOGS-Double-Sided-Porcelain-Sign-On-Pole-/400550858497?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5d42b10f01#ht_4339wt_758

I was just telling a friend of mine about your outrageous fine and the circumstances on Saturday. Good luck.

Pretty cool ride. I like the bumper.

I would also like to have the sign on top of the building.

This was in the Washington Post today: Letter to the Editor Thank you for leading the way Published: January 5On Dec. 27, my family and I were returning to our Virginia home after spending a wonderful Christmas with my daughter, son-in-law and granddaughters on Nantucket Island. The journey, albeit long, was going well until traffic came to a dead stop east of Harrisburg on Interstate 81. There were brake lights glowing as far as we could see. After about 20 minutes of stop, drive five feet, stop, repeat, we were resigned to many more hours in the car. Suddenly in the adjacent lane a trucker lowered his window and motioned for me to do the same. When I did, he asked us where we were headed and we told him Northern Virginia. He smiled and said, “I’m on my way home to Emmitsburg. The traffic is backed up for 15 miles on this highway. Follow me.” With a little trepidation (perhaps we’ve watched too many episodes of “Criminal Minds”) we did just that, following him through Harrisburg on highways and byways that we had no idea existed. About 30 minutes later we found ourselves heading south on Route 15 — just where we wanted to be. I am writing in the hope that this man will read my letter and know how much we appreciated his random act of kindness. Christine Hart, Leesburg

That's it.

I just received the January issue of Auto Restorer, which features mostly autos and small trucks, but this issue features a really nice red 1989 Superliner owned by Koberlein Environmental located in Honesdale, PA (http://www.kobenv.com/). For some reason by scanner won't connect to the computer.

Very nice. Glad to see it being brought back. I must have missed that episode of Pickers. They are living the dream.

It looks way too nice to just be put out to pasture.

Has anyone used Dynamat or some other sound deadner under the hood on a B Model. Seems like there is a lot of noise and vibration going on there. I am not sure how well it would stick.

Welcome Dave. The museum is awesome. I stopped by last year to see my old truck, the 1948 Diamond T rollback. The lady at the front desk said they were using it as a stage for the band at picnics. Sounds cool. Harry

I am a big fan of the 39 & 40 coupes also especially with a nicely done flathead. That one looks to be really nice and unmolested.

Really looks great especially the painted tanks and fit of the pipes.

Here is another example of "when seconds count" and how they deal with it in Texas. http://www.gunssavelife.com/?p=6008