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85snowdog

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  1. How much rust in the rails?Surprised it has any being parked in the winters.Very sharp looking truck BTW!

    Its hard for one of our Ontario trucks to not see salt Bigdog. It would have seen salt at the end of every landscaping season (hauled landscape stone).

    Its getting worse now. The municipalities start putting salt brine down in October any time the weather gets below 0 c (32f) even if its not snowing.

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  2. I am laughing at the last two comments guys, truth is the keys are in it under the seat though and I did just put $400 dollars in fuel in it,,, actually drove it home last night it was so nice out, nothing wrong with a one hour drive to unwind and enjoy the ride home, the simple pleasures of life!!

    I like that. We should all take time to enjoy "the simple pleasures of life" and nowhere better than in a classic MACK!

    GREAT JOB!

    Keith

  3. Was that a Best Way Stone (BWS) truck??? Mint! Another Oakville save! Congrats!

    Ding ding ding we have a winner!! Yes it is their truck . The driver and the owner are a class act. The driver got to pick a truck to replace it. He has a 2013 KW now.

    I didn't see it and don't know any specs. I wished the owner the same luck with the KW as he had with the Mack (26 years trouble free). But I think the Mack will be a hard act to follow.

  4. Thanks everyone for the complements on the R. I'm really happy with it. At some point it will become a float tractor.

    I found a DOT inspection sheet in the truck from Aug. of last year 8000 kilometres (5000 miles) ago, after an hour long inspection no defects were found.

    And when I thought things couldn't get better. The fuel gauge read over half. Figured it was broke. But no, truck came with close to 200 gal of fuel.

    Hatcity: It was quite the opposite , they were happy that the truck was not going oversea or cut up for parts. They knew I was going to care for it. I showed them pics of my 85 and 86 R's

    41chevy: It does look longer, but it is a 60 inch spread.

    84superdog: I'm sorry , but I have looked for over 3 years for the right truck. Goes to show that good things come to those who wait.

    thomastractorsvc: A sleeper would look good, I agree. But there are other things I want to use the budget on. Aluminum front wheels, nice headache rack and some full fenders.

    Thanks again to everyone :twothumbsup: Pics to follow

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