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It's on Lowell St about a block west of the fire station and city hall.  I think the other half used to be a White Hen Pantry. 

4 hours ago, 70mackMB said:

Hey, That's not one of your signs is it? lol Where was that?    .....Hippy 

Downtown Peabody nope I  didn't get to do that one.

That'll buff right out

Looks pretty  solid though  if I only had more room........

Scrap money funds my old truck sickness. In our line of work (signs) we take down a crapload of old signs that we need to get rid of. I've had a scrap pile 40 feet long 20 feet wide and 5 feet tall. That was quite a few dump truck loads to the metal yard.

Joey you are saving the city a ton on dumpster fees.

Mainetrailer.com

They have a good out of state registration service. 

22 hours ago, Geoff Weeks said:

That is one nasty looking air wiper. What does your compressor/air tanks look like?

Surprisingly clean never get any oil out of the tank.drain

My wipers quit on my 67 R model. Took the motor apart, cleaned the mounds of gunk out, lubed and re assembled. Has been working  perfect for the last 3 or 4 years.  

Almost 2 years ago. 55' 2 man platform. 

That means I'll probably live forever 

7 hours ago, 70mackMB said:

Does MD 20/20work too?

Thanks Brocky. I was going to be reaching out to them. I bought a T300 out of Ohio a few years ago and got in touch with a member there. Turned out the owner of the truck was one of his customers and he had been working on it for years. Small world....

I was wondering if anyone here knows anyone who could look over a truck 60 miles east of Austin. It's a 99 Freightliner FL70 with a sign crane on it.

I've got an 02 NPRHd too but 5.7 gas and 4l80e trans. Just had the trans rebuilt a couple of weeks ago at 250000 miles. Threw a used 50k mile engine in at 225k.I didn't want the deisel as a 5.7  small block is a whole lot cheaper to replace. I paid 2000 for the truck 6 years ago, 1000 for the ambulance body and 1800 for the bucket. This thing doesn't owe me anything.

We had to watch those type of films when I was in drivers ed class in 1981. They were very real. Still can't forget the guy pulled out of a burnt 65 Impala. He was totally blackened and crisp. About as graphic as you could get.