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Was working down at the Museum today and saw someone had moved these two beside each other, thought of this thread and couldn't resist. Sorry Dave

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Great pictures as always, enjoyed them, SN Cox has a nice fleet, this is a B they keep at the museum, take it out to Field Days of the Past every year.Great people too.

You did good, that is one great looking Mack

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I would see if you could find an air tech (sp) steer axel and just get hangers an valves. There is a truck scrap yard over by OD truck leasing off Maury St. I can't think of the name, but they have a lot of trucks there. Locally Abilene used them on Flt and Volvo. Having the leveling valve, spring hangers and axel would make it a frame to frame job, the steering would be the test.

They are down off of Bells road, past Peterbilt, if I think of anyone else I'll let you know.

Missing one but one of the guys thinks he has one. One of the rears had the bell in it, for a back alarm and it is in sad shape.

Missing one but one of the guys thinks he has one. One of the rears had the bell in it, for a back alarm and it is in sad shape.

Ashby would probably be the first choice to check on it, if they don't do it I would chec with Thurston Spring.

That C looks decent, what are they doing with it?

i will try to find out for you next week. Don't know If the fenders are around or not, I am assuming the same guy has it that has the Landoll. I wanted to look at it some more, but didn't want to tic anybody off, if it is for sale I will get more info for you. Dave

Got the brakes bled today. Hope it's ready for York. Sorry Ed, didn't see your question, don't know what the paint was.

She is doing much better, thank you. Hope she is going to be out and about by Macgungie. We had such a good time last year, have to do York solo.

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Looks great, probably a little warmer there, have a good week

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The price of scrap is way down, perhaps a few things wI'll be around longer. I had been looking for an older welding machine and some 6X5.75 rims for my 66 Ford welding truck, only to find that there were plenty until the price of scrap went sky high. A lot of valuable parts land equipment lost forever.