ChrisB

Nice truck!

Looks great!! How did you manage to run the singles in the rear?

Thanks

Chris

I know I posted this B on another thread way back some where, but here it is again. It was at the 2011 ATHS show in South Bend IN.

I think the truck was out of KY.

If I read the sign right in front of the truck it is owned by got-a-go Inc and was built by crock custom trucks and I think it says Caldwell ohio. If that's true that isn't far from me at all. But I can't find a website. Maybe a phone call is on order lol

Chris

I love that grey one with the spokes would love to have it as well! I did a reverse image search and it linked me here.http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/36767-enf707c/ appearently the guy is a member here and was selling the engine out of the truck.

Chris

Here's my favorite. Not sure who it belongs to and not sure what's up with the red fender. But I like that it has Mack spokes, presume its all Mack except for the pickup bed.

Chris

Both trucks look great! Wobblin-Goblin, what size tires is your uncle running?

Thanks

Chris

Great pictures!!! I wonder how long it took them to get from point a to b lol

Chris

Welcome, Chris and happy birthday as well! Good luck finding the B model, usually the right truck will find you. Looks like you take pride in your ride at work, too

Gregg

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Thank you all!!! Thank you for the birthday wishes! Yes I do try and keep it clean, well as clean as a rock bucket can get.

Thanks,

Chris

I would love to have one for a daily driver as well. I wonder how much metal work would be involved in a conversion. As in the fenders and if they had to narrow the hood or anything. Or like in the case of the yellow truck just run bigger tires..

Chris

Thank you all for the welcomes!

Chris